Two-in-one hand-crank device delivers light and radio Bright LED flashlight with on/off switch Analog AM/FM radio with volume control, tuner, and headphone jack Two minutes of cranking provides 20 minutes of light or radio Alternatively powered by three AAA batteries
The Hummer Self-powered Two-in-one Flashlight and Radio delivers tunes and light in one compact device. The bright LED flashlight with on/off switch and LED charge indicator comes in handy during emergencies. Turning the hand crank for two minutes provides a Dynamo charge delivering 20 minutes of AM/FM radio or LED lighting. The analog AM/FM radio with volume control, tuner, and headphone jack is all the radio you need for catch a tune, check on weather, or almost any other information need. The rugged shock-proof housing with water-resistant rubber finish is durable and built for the outdoors. This radio also runs on three AAA batteries and is protected by a one year limited manufacturer's warranty.
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Customer Rating: Summary: Don't buy it Comment: Have received and reviewed this item. I cranked it for 2 minutes. The radio played no longer than 2-3 minutes then died. I tried to crank it longer - same results. It is useless. It's large and bulky (though very sleek and nice). The cranking handle looks fragile and I suspect with all the cranking this toy needs, it will break sooner than later. Bottom line: Don't buy it. I own another similar product which has a simple look however the radio plays for at least one hour on a 1 - 2 minutes crank. Customer Rating: Summary: Well made Comment: This radio has a very good rich sound for such a small speaker. The 1 bulb LED flashlight is brighter than I thought it would be. The rubberized case is solid and durable. Two minutes of cranking has consistently provided 45 minutes of play time at average volume. There are 3 big drawbacks. 1. The tuning knob is very small and next to impossible to read. 2. The crank handle is the smallest I've seen and feels like it will break easily. 3. The worst feature is the on/off switch for the flashlight. It is a "push" round button mounted on the side that keeps turning itself on when you hold the radio or pick it up. They should have used a "slide" switch and put it in a different area. Customer Rating: Summary: Great Emergency Radio/Light Comment: This is a well made product that met all of my expectations. My only reason for giving a 4 star rating is that the analog tuner is very small and that makes it hard to tune in specific stations. I am sure that I would be able to find a good station in an emergency, and just leave it tuned there. The sound is very good and the charging dynamo works very well.
