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Survival Kit - STONEGO 2000mAh Emergency Weather Radio – Portable AM/FM Radio with Solar, Hand Crank & USB Charging, Power Bank & Flashlight
Survival Kit - STONEGO 2000mAh Emergency Weather Radio – Portable AM/FM Radio with Solar, Hand Crank & USB Charging, Power Bank & Flashlight
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STONEGO Emergency Weather Radio – AM/FM/NOAA Portable Radio with Flashlight, Power Bank, Solar/Crank/USB Charging
Product Description:
Stay prepared in any situation with the STONEGO Multifunctional Emergency Radio – a reliable companion for emergencies, outdoor adventures, and everyday use. This compact, portable device combines a powerful AM/FM/NOAA radio, a 3-LED flashlight, and a 2000mAh power bank – all powered through solar, hand crank, or USB charging.
Key Features:
Brand: STONEGO
Battery Capacity: 2000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Radio Bands: AM / FM / NOAA
LED Flashlight: 3 bright white LEDs (1W total power)
Charging Methods: USB, solar panel, hand crank
Built-in Power Bank: Emergency phone charging supported
Durability: CE certified, IPX3 water-resistant
Functionality: Built-in speaker, flashlight, battery indicator
Materials: High-quality ABS
Compact Size: 130 x 60 x 40 mm
Colors Available: Red, Black
Radio Frequencies:
AM: 520–1710 kHz
FM: 87–108 MHz
NOAA: 162.450–162.550 MHz
Charging Performance (Crank Mode):
2–3 minutes of cranking = approx. 15–20 minutes of light or radio use
3–5 minutes of cranking = 3–5 minutes of emergency phone call time
Smart Protection:
Charge & discharge protection
Auto shutoff during overcharge, low voltage (<2.5V), or short circuit
Battery indicator light included
Additional Notes:
Ideal for camping, hiking, power outages, and disaster preparedness
Not fully waterproof (IPX3 rated – splash-proof only)
For best battery performance, crank or solar charge every 60 days if not in use
What’s in the Box:
1x STONEGO Multifunctional Emergency Radio
1x USB Charging Cable
1x Lanyard
1x User Manual
Please note: TYPEC and micro-USB charging ports are shipped randomly











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