Solar Emergency Radio With 10,000mAh Power Bank & Hand Crank, SolAid

SolAid carries a genuinely useful amount of backup power in a compact shell — a 10,000 mAh battery built into a body measuring 160 × 90 × 80 mm (6.3 × 3.5 × 3.1 in) and weighing just 500 g (1.1 lb), light enough to ride in a backpack side pocket without you noticing it's there. Splash-rated to IPX3, it's built to handle rain, spray, and the general knocks of being carried outdoors, whether that's a storm at home or a weekend off the grid.

Features

• Three ways to recharge — USB-C, a solar panel, or the hand crank, so the battery never has to sit empty for long.
• 10,000 mAh doubles as a power bank — charge a phone or tablet straight from the radio when you need to make a call or check in.
• Light for every task — a super-bright LED flashlight with three brightness modes, plus a 1.3 W reading lamp for a softer glow over a map or a book.

Reception you can rely on

AM (520–1710 kHz) and FM (87–108 MHz) reception keep weather alerts and updates coming in even when other channels go quiet, and a simple tuning dial makes scanning for a strong signal quick and easy.

Ready for the unexpected

A loud SOS alarm helps you get noticed fast, and the integrated compass gives you a way to get your bearings if you're navigating unfamiliar terrain.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can SolAid charge a tablet as well as a phone?
Yes — the 10,000 mAh battery works as a power bank for phones, tablets, and other USB devices, not just the radio itself.

Is it waterproof?
It's IPX3 rated, meaning it's built to handle splashes and light rain, though it isn't designed for submersion.

What's the compass for?
It's built in to help you get your bearings if you're navigating somewhere unfamiliar — handy alongside the radio and lights for general outdoor readiness.

Every SolAid ships free with no minimum, with 30 days to send it back if it's not right. Questions? Real people answer at Support@fioriscas.com.