A multi-purpose emergency radio can be a lifesaver when camping, hiking, or facing extreme weather. It receives FM/AM/WB bands, supports solar, hand crank, and USB charging, and features an LED flashlight and SOS alarm, making it perfect for outdoor survival and home emergencies.
Multi-Purpose Emergency Radio
Original price was: $169.90.$69.90Current price is: $69.90.
🪖 Minimalist Military Green Design! Compact, portable, and powerful! 💪
🏕️ Built for Adventure: Ideal for camping, hiking, and outdoor exploration.
🚨 Emergency Ready: Keep you and your family safe in any situation.
🌲 Rugged & Reliable: Your go-to gear for every journey.
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Scarlett E. –
I’m impressed with the solar charging feature. Even on cloudy days, it managed to keep the device powered up.
Erica Neal –
This small but compact off grid radio is excellent for exactly that purpose with lot’s of options for charging and back up battery usage. Hassle free service I would highly recommend 👌🏻 thanks again.
Anna Müller –
This little device has become an essential part of our emergency kit. It’s simple to use, and the peace of mind it provides is priceless.
Chloe U. –
I’m impressed with the quality of this device. It feels sturdy and well-made, like it could withstand anything.
Sienna Caldwell –
I was skeptical about the hand-crank feature, but it works like a charm. It only takes a few minutes to get enough power to use the radio and flashlight. This little gadget is a powerhouse, and it’s now a permanent part of my emergency kit.
Max Schmidt –
GuardianPro has been a game-changer during storm season. The hand-crank is easy to use, and it powers up the radio quickly. I can’t recommend it enough!
Moritz Wolf –
I read some reviews questioning if it’s worth the price, and I can say without a doubt it is. The build quality alone makes it worth it, but the multiple power options, flashlight, and radio take it to another level. It’s definitely a tool you want on hand during emergencies.
Reece –
Nice little devices , not tried yet but I’m sure they will be good.
Chloe Harrington –
I wasn’t sure if this would work with my 240V outlets in Australia, but it handles it perfectly. The instructions were easy to follow, and the unit charges quickly. It’s a must-have for anyone looking to stay prepared in any situation.
S.A.L. –
Bought this to keep in our emergency kit but tested it out over a weekend camping trip. Kept the radio playing for over 10 hours with only cranking and solar charge. It’s compact， easy to pack away and intuitive to use.
I was skeptical at first, but it’s actually come in handy a few times. What I like most is the multiple power options – you can charge it via USB, solar, or even hand crank, so you’re never without power.
Now, I’ll be honest, the sound can be turned up very loud, more than enough to gets the job done, that’s all that matters during emergency situations.
Overall, it’s worth it for the peace of mind it provides. It’s durable, reliable, and affordable – definitely a good addition to your emergency kit.
Leonie Schmitt –
As a truck driver, I’m on the road a lot, and this device has been a lifesaver. It keeps me connected and informed, no matter where I am.
Emma Richter –
I was hesitant at first, but after using the GuardianPro during a recent power cut, I’m convinced every household needs one. The radio kept us updated when our phones had no signal.
Stuart Moules –
Awe-so-me a power bank that actually charges from solar offline unlike the cheaper ones. Thank you, I love it.
tony Kang –
I live near the coast and bought the radio at the end of the 2023 hurricane season, so I haven’t used it for it’s primary purpose. Despite that, the flashlight, radio, and charging capabilities are more than I expected. The light is more than bright enough, with 2 different settings. The radio works really well…I even started using it in a truck purchased from Japan, which only has AM. The sound quality is adequate in the car, but it’s really not intended to replace a car radio, and FM/AM reception is great. The solar charging is a great feature since I leave it in the truck to self charge. I also tested the phone charging feature and it works as advertised. It’s a must have on all road trips now because of what I noted above. It’s easy to use and very intuitive. I intend to purchase for my kids to keep in their apts and/or cars.
Jaxon Reeves –
I had concerns about the durability, but after dropping it a few times, I can confidently say it’s built to last. The GuardianPro is tough, reliable, and does exactly what it promises. I’ve even used it to charge my phone multiple times during a camping trip.
Lucas Hartmann –
Honestly, I didn’t expect much from a device this small, but the GuardianPro blew me away. It’s a powerful tool that every household should have.
Jonas Wagner –
It’s incredible how many features are packed into this small gadget. I’ve used it for everything from camping trips to power outages, and it never disappoints.
David Lehmann –
I was skeptical about how useful this would be, but after using it on a camping trip, I’m sold. It does exactly what it says it will, and then some.
Lea Vogt –
This is hands down the best emergency gadget I’ve ever purchased. It’s sturdy, reliable, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Couldn’t ask for more.
Michael Crouch –
This is an excellent hub which does what it advertises, it is very robust, useful array of torches and lights, decent radio, and it charges easily and quickly via solar, battery, or winding up. I can see this being a really useful bit of kit in an emergency, but pretty useful for having when out and about generally.