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NOAA Emergency Weather Radio

NOAA Emergency Weather Radio

 4.6 (37,991 Reviews)

check_circle 5 Power Sources, Never Without Charge

check_circle 7400 mWh Power Bank Charges Your Phone

check_circle Real-Time NOAA and AM/FM Weather Alerts

check_circle 115 dB SOS Siren for Emergency Signaling

check_circle IPX3 Water Resistant and Drop-Proof

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We lost power for two days during a storm last spring and this radio was a lifesaver. I kept up with every weather update on NOAA and still had enough battery left to charge my phone twice. Honestly the best emergency purchase I have ever made.

Marcus T.

How it Works

Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio keeps you connected and powered during any emergency. Simply extend the antenna, select AM, FM, or WB mode, and tune into local broadcasts or NOAA weather alerts for real-time safety updates. The built-in 7400 mWh power bank lets you charge your phone or tablet directly through the USB output port whenever you need it. When the battery runs low, recharge it five different ways: plug in with USB-C, place it in sunlight for solar charging, use the hand crank, or drop in three AAA batteries as a backup.

What's Included?

  • 1x Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio
  • 1x USB-C Charging Cable
  • 1x User Manual

Shipping & Return Policy

All orders from Tevo process within 1-2 business days and standard shipping arrives within 5-9 days for most countries. All sales are final, please review your order carefully before completing your purchase.

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    FAQs

    How do I get the best radio reception?

    Fully extend the telescoping antenna and position Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio near a window or outdoors for the strongest signal. Slowly turn the tuning dial until the station comes in clearly. NOAA weather channels work best when you are within range of a local transmitter.

    Is this radio safe to use around water?

    Yes. Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio carries an IPX3 water resistance rating, so it can handle rain and light splashing without issue. Just avoid submerging it fully underwater.

    What devices can I charge with the power bank?

    The 7400 mWh power bank can charge any device that uses a USB cable, including smartphones, tablets, GPS units, and small electronics. Simply connect your device to the USB output port on the radio.

    How long does the battery last on a full charge?

    On a full charge, the radio can run for extended periods depending on usage. Listening to the radio at medium volume, running the flashlight, and using the reading light are all low-drain functions that let the battery stretch for hours.

    How durable is this radio?

    Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio is built with a rugged, drop-proof body and IPX3 water resistance designed for harsh outdoor conditions. It is built to take bumps and rough handling during real emergencies and camping trips.

    What if I have an issue with my NOAA Emergency Weather Radio?

    Our customer support team is here to help with any questions or concerns about your order. Simply reach out to us and we will work with you to make sure you are completely satisfied with your purchase.

    Power When You Need It Most

    Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio gives you five ways to keep the battery charged, so you are never left in the dark. Whether you plug in with USB-C, harness the sun, crank by hand, or swap in AAA batteries, you always have a reliable power source ready to go.

    Stay Informed, Stay Safe

    Get real-time emergency weather alerts straight from NOAA, plus full access to AM and FM broadcasts whenever you need them. Tevo's NOAA Emergency Weather Radio keeps you one step ahead of severe weather so you can protect yourself and your family before conditions get dangerous.

    • Kept Us Safe During Hurricane Season

      We had a major storm knock out power for three days. This radio picked up every NOAA alert and I charged my phone enough to call family and check in. Worth every penny.

      Sarah M.

    • Perfect Camping Companion

      Took this on a week-long camping trip and used the solar panel every day. Radio reception was solid even deep in the woods.

      Kevin R.

    • Five Power Sources Is No Joke

      I was skeptical that all five charging methods would actually work well. They do. The hand crank alone gave me enough juice to listen to weather updates for over an hour.

      Daniel P.

    • Flashlight Is Surprisingly Bright

      The 1W flashlight on this thing is way brighter than I expected. The zoom focus feature is really handy for spotting trail markers at night.

      Nina L.

    • Bought Three for the Family

      After using mine during a tornado warning last year I ordered two more for my parents and my brother. Everyone should have one of these in their emergency kit.

      James W.

    • Compact and Tough

      Dropped it twice on concrete and it still works perfectly. Fits right in my go-bag without taking up much space.

      Rachel K.