Description
Portable Radio and Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank, AM FM Radio with Solar
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Know what's happening, even offline: get weather updates, news, and local broadcasts when the power and signal are both down
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Light when the lights go out: the built-in flashlight gets you through a blackout or a dark campsite
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Keep your phone alive too: the large rechargeable battery charges a phone or small device when outlets aren't an option
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Ready for home or the trail: tough enough for an emergency kit, a campsite, or a storm-prep shelf
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Never truly out of power: solar, hand crank, USB, or backup batteries — pick whichever one is available
The power goes out, your phone is low on battery, and the only news you can get is whatever you can find before it dies — that's the moment this emergency radio is built for. It combines a solar radio, a hand crank generator, and a phone-charging power bank in one compact case, so a weather radio, a flashlight, and a way to charge your phone are never three separate things to track down during a storm, an outage, or a camping trip. With no outlet and no signal required, it keeps working exactly when everything else stops.

Whether the outage lasts an hour or three days, this hand crank radio keeps functioning long after phone batteries die elsewhere in the house: crank the handle, plug into USB, set it on a sunny windowsill, or drop in 3×AAA batteries as backup, and the AM/FM tuner, flashlight, and SOS siren all draw from the same 2000mAh battery. It is built to live in a car trunk, a camping bag, or a hurricane kit year-round, ready the moment the forecast turns.
Why choose Worfa
Emergency Weather Radio
| Feature |
Worfa |
Others |
| Solar, crank, USB, and battery power in one |
✓ |
✕ |
| Charges your phone from the same battery |
✓ |
No charging |
| AM/FM radio plus a built-in flashlight |
✓ |
Radio only |
| Loud SOS siren for calling attention |
✓ |
✕ |
| Compact enough for a car trunk or go-bag |
✓ |
Bulkier |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Why You'll Love It
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Reliable Emergency Alerts: Stay connected to severe-weather warnings and the latest headlines from stations near you.
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Powerful Built-In Flashlight: Lights up a dark campsite or guides you through blackouts without needing a separate flashlight.
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Large Rechargeable Battery: Charges phones and other small devices when you need it most.
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Portable And Durable Design: Suited to a home shelf, a camping bag, or an emergency kit.
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Multiple Charging Methods: Solar, hand crank, USB, and backup batteries all keep it running.

Specifications
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Product type: All-in-one emergency radio and power bank
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Battery capacity: 2000mAh rechargeable lithium battery
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Charging methods: USB cable, hand crank, solar panel, 3×AAA batteries
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Radio bands: AM and FM
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Lighting: High-brightness flashlight and motion sensor lamp
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Alarm: Loud SOS emergency siren
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Weight: Approx. 0.6 lb (0.28kg)
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Size: Approx. 7.1 in × 3.9 in × 2.6 in (18 cm × 10 cm × 6.5 cm / 0.18 m × 0.10 m × 0.065 m)
Package Includes:
- Emergency radio unit
- USB charging cable
- User guide
Right for you if
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✓The power goes out often where you live — it runs on solar, crank, USB, or batteries
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✓You want one device, not four separate ones — radio, flashlight, siren, and charger share one battery
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✓You keep a car or camping emergency kit — it's built to sit ready in a bag or trunk
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✓You need to charge a phone with no outlet nearby — the built-in battery can do it
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: Does it work without power or a phone signal?
A: Yes, it runs on solar, hand crank, USB, or backup batteries, and the radio picks up AM and FM broadcasts on its own.
Q: Can it charge my phone?
A: Yes, the built-in 2000mAh battery can charge a phone or other small device.
Q: What if I run out of sunlight or forget to crank it?
A: It also runs on 3×AAA batteries as a backup power source.
Q: Does it have a flashlight?
A: Yes, it includes a high-brightness flashlight plus a motion sensor lamp.
Q: How do I signal for help if I need it?
A: A loud SOS emergency siren is built in for exactly that.