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Review - Budget Emergency Radio for 10 euro, surprisingly robust

[Timestamps] 0:00 Intro 1:58 Packaging, whats included? 3:38 Rough Dimensions 4:10 Features 9:13 Conclusion Recorded on a Samsung A54 In this video, I review an budget €10 emergency radio a small but surprisingly robust device recommended as part of emergency preparedness in the Netherlands. Whether you're thinking ahead for natural disasters, power outages, or even wartime communication failures, an emergency radio can be an essential tool for staying informed when everything else goes dark. I test the build quality, features, reception, battery options, and overall reliability to see if this low-cost model is actually worth adding to your emergency kit. Spoiler: it performs better than expected! Links mentioned in video: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050... NON-AFFILIATE If link is broken, look for "emergency radio" there are many vendors but they all come from the same factory. Prices vary depending on sales: Seen between 7 and 15 euro. *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AM_broa... Wiki page on AM or amplitude modulation broadcasts. Specs: AM - 520 ~ 1620KHz FM - 87 ~ 108MHz Radio to be charged trough: Handcrank Solar (70 hours of light, about 12 days) used primarily to top up battery. USB C (cant be charged from e.g. phone to powerbank, as i believe its missing some identifying resistors for that). Radio can output: USB A - 5V, 1A, Blue light will turn on to indicate powerbank mode is turned on. USB C (Not usable as an output) Features: AM/FM radio 0.25W Solar panel (to top up battery) 0.2W LED flashlight 5W loudspeaker ( its really loud i use it at 30%) Tests: Radio lasted me 2 full days at 30% and i turned it off when it was too soft to listen to. So it technically wasn't drained 100%. Led lamp worked for more then two days, from calculations it could run for almost 3 full days in a perfect environment. 5 minutes of handcrank converted to 20-30minutes of radio at 30%. 5 minutes of handcrank converted to over an hour of LED light. *crank was turned at ~ 120RPM. Included: Radio, Bubble wrap, Manual, Box, lanyard, protective foil on surfaces. 👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you found this helpful!