Why this one
The cheapest wind-up radio found with a documented crank figure: the manual gives 5 to 7 minutes of listening per minute of cranking, and this EU revision charges by USB-C. GearJunkie recommends the MMR-88 family.
Specifications and sources
- FM and input
- 87.5 to 108 MHz; speaker; USB-C 5 V, 0.5 A input
- Full-charge claim
- Approximately 10 hours; listening volume and band unspecified
What independent testers found
GearJunkie
The emergency-radio guide recommends the Sangean MMR-88 family as a compact crank radio. Its testing predates this USB-C revision.
GearJunkie test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
Limits and cautions
- Older reviews do not prove the USB-C revision's endurance. The maker gives about 10 hours from a full charge, band and volume unspecified.
- The crank figure is the maker's, measured on AM at moderate volume; it is not an independent FM test.
- Solar is a slow top-up, not a dependable supply or phone charger.
- The replaceable cell is an 18350 lithium-ion type, not an ordinary AA or AAA.
