Excellent emergency flashlight with a radio that's strictly for emergencies. The radio's tuning dial is a coin-sized disk oriented edge-wise, like in a 1960s-era pocket radio, so tuning can be painstaking. Once tuned, however, major stations were clear; both AM and FM. Speaker is very small. No headphone jack.
My trial of the cell charger was completely unsuccessful. I connected my Motorola RAZR using a Moto OEM car charger & cranked for 32 full minutes, but the phone would not even turn on. (I know the connection was correct because the car cord glowed blue, as it does when connected in the car, and the phone read, "charging.")
Bottom line: if you want a bright, reliable, compact wind-up flashlight with a radio for emergencies, this device will do. If you are shopping primarily for a radio and don't mind a little extra weight, spring for a better one. (For charging your cell phone, try a battery-operated charger such as the Energizer "Energi To Go" or the iGo.)Get more detail about Dorcy 41-4274 3 LED Dynamo Flashlight Radio with Phone Port.
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