Product description

7400mWh Power Bank with Built-in 3-in-1 Charging Cable
This unit includes integrated Lightning, USB-C, and Micro USB leads, so you won’t need separate cords during an emergency. The internal 7400mWh rechargeable battery charges via USB-C for everyday use, and can top up most phones and small devices, including current iPhone and major Android models.

NOAA Auto Alert for Disasters
Switch to ALERT mode and the radio will emit a loud alarm whenever NOAA issues a warning. It’s designed to wake you during critical events like winter storms, floods, hurricanes, wildfires, or tsunamis so you receive urgent notifications even while sleeping.

Five Ways to Keep Power Flowing
The device supports five power methods: internal rechargeable battery (7400mWh) charged by USB-C, solar panel on the housing, manual hand crank generator, and optional AAA batteries (not supplied) for extended outages. These combined options help maintain operation when grid power fails.

Compact, Lightweight, and Portable
Measuring approximately 5.6 x 2 x 2.7 inches and weighing around 8.6 oz, it’s small enough for a pocket, emergency bag, or glove box. A lanyard is included to hang the unit from your wrist or pack for easy access while hiking or evacuating.

SOS Siren and Flashlight
Built-in emergency modes include a high-decibel SOS alarm plus a flashing and steady flashlight. Use SOS to attract rescuers or the lamp to navigate during blackouts—features intended to increase your visibility and safety when seconds matter.

Strong Reception and Frequency Support
A high-sensitivity DSP chip paired with a 16.5-inch antenna improves signal lock and clarity. The radio covers NOAA weather band (162.400–162.550 MHz), FM (87–108 MHz), and AM (520–1710 kHz), letting you stay informed by broadcast updates if cellular service is unavailable.

Pros

Multiple charging methods including USB-C, solar, crank, and AAA
Integrated 3-in-1 cables eliminate hunting for cords
NOAA alert mode with loud alarm and SOS functions

Cons

Solar panel and crank offer limited charging speed
AAA batteries required for longest runtime (not included)
Antenna must be extended for best AM/FM reception

VerdictA pocketable, multi-power emergency radio that doubles as a power bank and alert receiver. It combines USB-C charging with hand crank and solar options, built-in 3-in-1 charging leads, NOAA alert capability, SOS alarm and flashlight, and solid signal pickup via a sensitive DSP and long antenna. Great for go-bags and roadside kits.

Reviews

Lori L. 4/5

Some static but useful for alerts

There’s background static on stations at times, but it still delivers emergency messages reliably, which is what's most important.
Brenda k 5/5

Solid build and easy to operate

Nice construction and a good fit for pockets or bags. Clear sound and straightforward controls make it simple to use.
Kurt Rexilius 5/5

Useful and compact

Small footprint but performs as expected. Works well for its size and fits neatly in a kit.
John M 5/5

Perfect for camping

Bought this for outdoor trips. Compact with good reception—worked well on our campsite.
LfritzW 5/5

Punches above its size

Reception was better than I expected in a tough area. It’s compact yet feature-rich—great little emergency unit.
MAVN 5/5

Dependable, easy-to-use emergency radio

I already owned a Prunus pocket radio and this weather model matches that solid performance. Very sensitive reception, clear sound, and Alert mode is simple—tune locally, flip ALERT, and it will wake you. Recharges via USB-C, solar, or crank, plus it has a flashlight.
Rachel M. 5/5

Well-designed and practical gadget

This does everything it promises. The crank works, the attached cords are convenient, and I even charged my phone with the hand crank once. Keeps handy for outages and hikes.
queen isis 1/5

Looks different than listing photo

The actual product appearance varied from the picture I saw, but the unit itself functions.
Tanya K 5/5

Handy emergency addition

Small, effective, and easy to stash in a go-bag. Worth having for peace of mind.
uwesdrusa 4/5

Great value and solid build

Surprisingly clear audio and good durability. Internal battery or external AAAs power it; solar and crank are supplemental but helpful. A worthy addition to emergency supplies.