American Red Cross Weather Radio Review

Name: American Red Cross Weather Radio Review
Item: American Red Cross Weather Radio Review
Rating: 8.4
Author: backend

November 24, 2020 Reviews & Ratings, Solar Emergency Radios

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American Red Cross Clipray Crank-Powered, Clip-On Flashlight And Smartphone Charger, Hand Crank, Carabiner Clip, Lightweight, Compact Design, Eton ARCCR100R-SNG, 1-Pack, Red (Renewed)

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8.4 Total Score

American Red Cross Weather Radio Review

One of the most unique features of this particular radio is the presence of a USB charging port, which is a convenience that we welcome with open arms. After all, making sure that your iPhone is charged at all times has become one of the most important tasks of modern society, and when you are out in the wilderness, there is no legitimate excuse for a dead battery, not with all the wonderful technology on the market today.

PROS

Built-in USB Port
Good hand-crank charging action

CONS

Rechargeable battery is not replaceable
Buttons are small and difficult to use

EMERGENCY RADIO: Be prepared for any emergencies & disasters with this rechargeable weather alert radio with solar panel & hand turbine power generator. No emergency kit is complete without it.
STAY ALERT: The “Alert” function automatically broadcasts any emergency weather alerts for your area. Keep it charged via solar panel, hand crank or a built-in rechargeable battery
MULTIFUNCTION DIGITAL DEVICE: This AM/FM/NOAA weather band digital radio with display & alarm clock can also charge a smartphone via USB port. Also features an LED flashlight & red flashing beacon.
KEEP CONNECTED: From weather alert radios & backup battery packs to solar-powered sound systems, we'll keep you connected & in the know at home, in the office, on the road or in the great outdoors.
ETON'S COMMITMENT TO PREPAREDNESS: We're committed to helping you be prepared for everyday fun & unexpected emergency, whether you’re out on a 10-day backpacking trip or barbecuing in the backyard.