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product_id: 586144162
title: "Emergency Crank Weather Radio: AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio with 3 Built-in Cable - Hand Crank Radio with 2000mAh, Solar Charge, Hand Crank & Battery Operated, SOS Alarm, Flashlight for Outdoor Emergency"
brand: "runningsnail"
price: "868 DH"
currency: MAD
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Running Snail"
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# NOAA AM/FM weather radio 2000mAh power bank Solar & hand crank charging Emergency Crank Weather Radio: AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio with 3 Built-in Cable - Hand Crank Radio with 2000mAh, Solar Charge, Hand Crank & Battery Operated, SOS Alarm, Flashlight for Outdoor Emergency

**Brand:** runningsnail
**Price:** 868 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Be ready, stay connected, and light up your survival game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Emergency Crank Weather Radio: AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio with 3 Built-in Cable - Hand Crank Radio with 2000mAh, Solar Charge, Hand Crank & Battery Operated, SOS Alarm, Flashlight for Outdoor Emergency by runningsnail
- **How much does it cost?** 868 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/586144162-emergency-crank-weather-radio-am-fm-noaa-weather-radio-3)

## Best For

- runningsnail enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted runningsnail brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Up Anywhere:** 2000mAh built-in power bank with 3 universal charging cables keeps your devices alive when it matters most.
- • **Trusted Lifesaver:** Backed by 18-month warranty and trusted by over 10 million users surviving hurricanes, tornadoes, and more.
- • **Dual Lighting Modes:** Bright 3-level LED flashlight plus a 6-LED reading lamp ensure you’re never left in the dark during emergencies.
- • **Multi-Source Charging:** Recharge via solar panel, hand crank, USB-C, or AAA batteries—because power outages don’t wait.
- • **Stay Informed & Alert:** Access 7 NOAA weather channels with instant SOS siren alerts and flashing red light to never miss critical updates.

## Overview

The RunningSnail Emergency Crank Weather Radio is a compact, rugged device combining a 2000mAh power bank, NOAA weather alerts with SOS siren, and versatile charging options including solar, hand crank, USB-C, and AAA batteries. Equipped with dual LED lighting modes, it’s designed to keep you informed, powered, and illuminated during any outdoor or emergency situation.

## Description

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Review: Everybody should have this in their emergency supplies - I am something of a semi-serious collector of emergency survival gear and I can say with some confidence that, so far, this little item is one of my favorite purchases. Its hard to really describe how nice this thing really is without getting to play with it in person, but I'll give it a shot and break down the features one by one: 1) First and foremost, as a radio, this guy works great. The volume and sound quality is strong for a speaker of this size. It does AM/FM and Weather radio with no problem. The dials might not be as easy to use a digital readout, they are more than adequate. 2) The antenna on this thing does indeed fit completely inside the body of the radio and can be pulled out and extended to improve reception a bit. However, it will easily pickup most signals with the antenna safely tucked away inside the body. 3) The flashlight is fairly decent; you can light up a hallway or room no problem. Having some experience with flashlights, I would say its probably 15-20 lumens. You can focus the beam a bit, but it doesn't really improve it that much, might get a bit more distance out of it when focused. 4) The floodlight is great though. If you set it in the corner of the room, it will provide more than enough light to see what you are doing. Would work very well as a reading light, though I haven't used it for that yet. 5) The solar panel does work, but I wouldn't count on it to charge the internal battery significantly in anything but the brightest direct sunlight. Probably most useful in the sense it counteracts the natural battery drain if you leave this out in the light every day. 6) You can switch between the internal Lithium-ion battery and 3 AAAs with the switch on the front. There's also a switch on the bottom to toggle the internal battery between normal and charging modes for charging your devices. Would definitely allow you to maintain function while you recharge the internal battery. Just remember to flip one AAA upside down if you leave them in all the time to prevent drainage. 7) Bottom switch also toggles the emergency alarm. Alarm is fairly loud, though not incredibly so. Still, realistically, its pretty hard to yell continuously for help for hours, so could come in very handy in specific situations. 8) The hand crank for charging the internal battery is actually quite nice. It feels fairly sturdy and is pretty comfortable to use. Just make sure you hold the body of the radio at a good angle while cranking to avoid straining your wrist. I hope I don't ever have to try it, but I would estimate that it would take 30-45 minutes of cranking at 100-120 rpms to fully charge the internal battery. 9) You can indeed charge devices from the internal battery. I was able to charge my Galaxy Note 4 from 0% to 36% with a fully charged battery. So, probably not going to use it as a primary charger, but in an emergency, it could be your only source of power. Also gives you at least a reliable option for charging if you don't have enough light for solar power. 10) The overall build quality of this little guy is great and it feels sturdy enough to get banged around a bit. The plastic has a slightly rubberized feel, so it easy to keep a grip on. I can't speak to whether or not its actually waterproof, but at the very least its probably water resistant. Overall, this is a great value for its price. Something I have to stress here is that while this thing will definitely prove useful as a radio, in a true emergency, its most critical function is as a renewable source of light and power. Even in the highest quality flashlights or powerbanks, batteries will only last for so long and if you are faced with the prospect of no power for weeks at time, eventually they will run dry. In that scenario, having something like this that can reliably provide a small amount of renewable light and electricity for as long as the internal mechanisms keep working could make an enormous difference. For the same reason, it would definitely work nicely for camping, especially if you are going to be out in the woods for awhile. Just remember that something is always better than nothing, especially when nothing is all that you have.
Review: Good product - Only problem it's small but works fine

## Features

- 2000MAH EMERGENCY WEATHER RADIO WITH 3 BUILT-IN CABLE: Runningsnail emergency radio incorporates a 2000mAh power bank capable of providing emergency power to cellphones in power outages. Also, it has 3 built-in output cables, that can charge almost all types of port devices, such as lightning, Micro USB, and other USB-C port phones, tablets, and Microdevices. All-in-one emergency weather radio, you would no longer need to lose the cables in emergency.
- NOAA EMERGENCY WEATHER WITH SOS SIREN: With the newest DSP chip, Runningsnail NOAA Weather Radio can easily catch the 7 NOAA stations for your area. When the emergency radio receives a severe weather alert, it will make a loud SOS siren, and the red light will flash. You will never miss it even at sleep. Meanwhile, the emergency weather radio has SOS alarm function, to make a siren to ask for help in emergency. Great emergency radio for tornadoes, tsunamis, wildfires, hurricanes & snowstorms.
- 4 WAYS TO BE POWERED WHEN YOU NEED IT: This emergency weather radio with a 2000mAh rechargeable battery is ready to save your life in an emergency. The emergency crank radio is easily recharged by solar panel and the crank lever, regenerates enough power to keep the emergency radio during power outage. It's not only can be charged via USBC-C cable, it is also equipped with a backup battery compartment(3pcs*AAA batteries, not included). Never worry about losing the power of this emergency radio.
- PORTABLE RADIO WITH LED FLASHLIGHT/READING LAMP: Runningsnail emergency crank radio is also designed for outdoor activity to provide 2 light sources. A 3-level LED flashlight provides strong and straight light to meet your different light needs. Also, flipping up the solar panel could make the emergency crank radio as a reading lamp with 6 built-in LED lights to illuminate the room at night. Keep you and your loved ones out of the dark in emergency.
- WE CARE ABOUT YOU AND THE ONES YOU LOVED: In the past years, Our emergency radio has helped more than 10,000,000 USA Civilians live through the hurricanes, tornadoes, and snowstorm season, like "Dorian", "Harvey, "Irma", etc. Your voice drives us to be the best. We back our emergency weather radio with an 18-month Warranty! If you are not satisfied with this NOAA weather radio, we can refund you immediately as you contact us. And our customer service is here for you 24/7 for anything you need!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CHRCNRFB |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,227 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #22 in Weather Radios |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (7,904) |
| Date First Available | September 11, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 11.8 ounces |
| Item model number | SF20250612B0CHRCNRFB |
| Manufacturer | RunningSnail |
| Product Dimensions | 6.47 x 2.46 x 3.07 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** RunningSnail
- **Color:** Orange
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Included Components:** Emergency Weather Radio, Owner's Manual, USB-C Cable
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric, Solar Powered, Hand Charge, AAA Battery
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.47"L x 2.46"W x 3.07"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** AM/FM/WB
- **Special Feature:** Built-In Flashlight, Lightweight, Outdoor, Portable, Rechargeable
- **Style:** 3 Built-in Cable
- **Tuner Technology:** AM/FM/WB

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Everybody should have this in their emergency supplies
*by K***R on February 3, 2017*

I am something of a semi-serious collector of emergency survival gear and I can say with some confidence that, so far, this little item is one of my favorite purchases. Its hard to really describe how nice this thing really is without getting to play with it in person, but I'll give it a shot and break down the features one by one: 1) First and foremost, as a radio, this guy works great. The volume and sound quality is strong for a speaker of this size. It does AM/FM and Weather radio with no problem. The dials might not be as easy to use a digital readout, they are more than adequate. 2) The antenna on this thing does indeed fit completely inside the body of the radio and can be pulled out and extended to improve reception a bit. However, it will easily pickup most signals with the antenna safely tucked away inside the body. 3) The flashlight is fairly decent; you can light up a hallway or room no problem. Having some experience with flashlights, I would say its probably 15-20 lumens. You can focus the beam a bit, but it doesn't really improve it that much, might get a bit more distance out of it when focused. 4) The floodlight is great though. If you set it in the corner of the room, it will provide more than enough light to see what you are doing. Would work very well as a reading light, though I haven't used it for that yet. 5) The solar panel does work, but I wouldn't count on it to charge the internal battery significantly in anything but the brightest direct sunlight. Probably most useful in the sense it counteracts the natural battery drain if you leave this out in the light every day. 6) You can switch between the internal Lithium-ion battery and 3 AAAs with the switch on the front. There's also a switch on the bottom to toggle the internal battery between normal and charging modes for charging your devices. Would definitely allow you to maintain function while you recharge the internal battery. Just remember to flip one AAA upside down if you leave them in all the time to prevent drainage. 7) Bottom switch also toggles the emergency alarm. Alarm is fairly loud, though not incredibly so. Still, realistically, its pretty hard to yell continuously for help for hours, so could come in very handy in specific situations. 8) The hand crank for charging the internal battery is actually quite nice. It feels fairly sturdy and is pretty comfortable to use. Just make sure you hold the body of the radio at a good angle while cranking to avoid straining your wrist. I hope I don't ever have to try it, but I would estimate that it would take 30-45 minutes of cranking at 100-120 rpms to fully charge the internal battery. 9) You can indeed charge devices from the internal battery. I was able to charge my Galaxy Note 4 from 0% to 36% with a fully charged battery. So, probably not going to use it as a primary charger, but in an emergency, it could be your only source of power. Also gives you at least a reliable option for charging if you don't have enough light for solar power. 10) The overall build quality of this little guy is great and it feels sturdy enough to get banged around a bit. The plastic has a slightly rubberized feel, so it easy to keep a grip on. I can't speak to whether or not its actually waterproof, but at the very least its probably water resistant. Overall, this is a great value for its price. Something I have to stress here is that while this thing will definitely prove useful as a radio, in a true emergency, its most critical function is as a renewable source of light and power. Even in the highest quality flashlights or powerbanks, batteries will only last for so long and if you are faced with the prospect of no power for weeks at time, eventually they will run dry. In that scenario, having something like this that can reliably provide a small amount of renewable light and electricity for as long as the internal mechanisms keep working could make an enormous difference. For the same reason, it would definitely work nicely for camping, especially if you are going to be out in the woods for awhile. Just remember that something is always better than nothing, especially when nothing is all that you have.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good product
*by R***S on January 27, 2026*

Only problem it's small but works fine

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little weather radio and all-around emergency kit
*by P***S on October 13, 2016*

Great little weather radio and all-around emergency kit. Overview: good features, great price. Pros: price, size, li-ion battery, hand-cranking Cons: 1) No battery indicator, other than a red/green charging/charged light. Some readout (even 4 lights: 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) would be helpful. 2) Phone charger is a little slow and won't fully charge a big phone, but plenty to partially charge it - that's all I really need this for anyway. The features of this are: - LED light - Li-ion battery - hand-crank - solar charging - AAA battery (3) slots - AM/FM/Weather band radio - antenna - phone charging - SOS alarm - waterproof I'll run through the features one-by-one: - LED light 1W LED is bright enough to read by. It has a focusing lens which is so-so, but the light is good as it is. Plus the shape of the brick means it can point forward or up. Under the solar charger is also a 4 LED light (shown popped up in the picture), so you could read. - Li-ion battery Newer battery technology means it won't develop a memory, and isn't too unsafe. It has a Micro-USB plug to charge through (or the hand-crank or solar, of course). The included manual says fully charged in 4 hours; that's a little less than what it took when I received it (probably had some charge to start with). - hand-crank They claim 1 minute of hand-crank can power the light for 25 minutes, and I'm inclined to believe it - a 1W LED won't draw much power at all. Plus you can (theoretically) charge the battery to then charge a phone. - solar charging Probably more to keep the battery level up, rather than letting the battery run low and then recharging it. But a good option. - AAA battery (3) slots Good to have the option of just throwing a few batteries in, in case the battery runs down and you don't want to wait for the hand-cranking. - AM/FM/Weather band radio Dials are a bit "touchy", but I was able to get most of the stations near me without even pulling the antenna out - probably a necessity if you are camping, though. My big draw is the weather radio, but during a big emergency (e.g. hurricane), many of the stations are going to give frequent updates anyway. - antenna Fits inside the brick nicely, with just a small nub on the outside to be able to pull it out. The hinge is a little flimsy, but I don't think I'll be using the antenna outside of the brick too much. - phone charging I found an app that measures the incoming wattage, and I was seeing mostly around 280 mA with a peak of about 350mA. My wall charger only reads 850-900 mA, so a decent charge. I don't think it would take my OnePlus One (size of an iPhone 6S) up to 100%, but would be able to take it up most of the way -- more than enough to make some phone calls, or check the radar during a storm. - SOS alarm Loud. My big complaint is the slider for this is 3-way: charge phone, nothing, or the SOS alarm. So, sliding from phone-charge to nothing is tricky; too far and the alarm starts going. - waterproof I don't want to test this, but the plugs are behind silicone covers, so it seems like it would be safe enough. I don't think I'd dive with it, but it probably would protect it from a bit of accidental rain exposure. I'd definitely give this a 5-star if they added some kind of way to know HOW MUCH the battery is charged. As it is, it could be 99% or 5%; I think the red light comes on when the battery is low, but there is no note about how much even that is indicating.

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