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title: "C. Crane CCRadio Solar Wind-Up Portable Emergency Crank Digital Radio AM, FM, NOAA Weather & Alert, Built-in LED Flashlight and Cellphone Charger, Battery Operated & Everyday Use"
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# AM/FM/NOAA 3400mAh battery Solar powered C. Crane CCRadio Solar Wind-Up Portable Emergency Crank Digital Radio AM, FM, NOAA Weather & Alert, Built-in LED Flashlight and Cellphone Charger, Battery Operated & Everyday Use

**Brand:** c.crane
**Price:** S$248
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Your Ultimate Survival Companion!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** C. Crane CCRadio Solar Wind-Up Portable Emergency Crank Digital Radio AM, FM, NOAA Weather & Alert, Built-in LED Flashlight and Cellphone Charger, Battery Operated & Everyday Use by c.crane
- **How much does it cost?** S$248 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- c.crane enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted c.crane brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Light Your Path:** Equipped with a powerful LED flashlight for emergencies and nighttime adventures.
- • **Rugged & Reliable:** Built with UV-resistant materials for durability in any environment.
- • **Power Up On-the-Go:** Charge your devices with a built-in 3400mAh battery and multiple power options.
- • **Stay Connected Anywhere:** Experience uninterrupted access to news and weather updates, no matter where you are.
- • **Exceptional Sound Quality:** Enjoy crystal-clear audio with a high excursion speaker designed for voice clarity.

## Overview

The C.Crane CCRadio is a versatile portable emergency radio that features AM, FM, and NOAA weather alerts. With a robust 3400mAh lithium-ion battery, it offers multiple charging options, including solar power and hand crank. The radio is designed for everyday use, providing excellent sound quality and a durable, UV-resistant exterior. It also includes a built-in LED flashlight and the ability to charge your cellphone, making it an essential tool for both emergencies and daily life.

## Description

desertcart.com: C. Crane CCRadio Solar Wind-Up Portable Emergency Crank Digital Radio AM, FM, NOAA Weather & Alert, Built-in LED Flashlight and Cellphone Charger, Battery Operated & Everyday Use

Review: It's Good, but pricey, and there are less expensive options out there. Revised 3/28/2023 - I already own the Sangean MMR-88 which is a similarly sized/featured radio, as this model. I decided to try this new "emergency" radio version by C.Crane, to see if this newest version of an "emergency" radio offers updated features that I would enjoy. I have other models of C.Crane radios, so I know they make quality radios. Upon receiving this radio I immediately loved the color look and feel of this radio. The features I really like about this radio compared to my Sangean MMR-88: 1) A volume knob compared to volume buttons on The Sangean 2) 5 Physical preset buttons vs One button for all the presets on the Sangean 3) Uses a full sized 18650 battery, with possibility of using AA batteries as well, The Sangean uses a smaller 18350 battery only. 4) The weather alert can be on while listening to AM/FM. On the Sangean the unit has to be off for the weather alert to be active. The features I dislike about this radio compared to the Sangean: 1) THE SOUND! The Sangean sounds a bit fuller, less tinny, and more directional sounding than the C.Crane (although the C.Crane does get louder at the top volumes). 2) The antenna is much thinner (easier to become bent?) than the Sangean's antenna which is much thicker and beefier. 3) The battery door on the Sangean is an easy opening hinged door vs a hard to open removable panel on the C.Crane. 4) Finally...The Price! I purchased the Sangean when it was $37, and bought 2. (I believe they are now around $50 at time of this review). For the purposes of my usage, as mainly a portable weather radio with a good sounding speaker for listening to Sports radio/sports events on the AM band, the Sangean IMO sounds better overall for normal volume listening, at a much more reasonably priced radio. I must confess, I am a radio dork, and I own over a dozen plus radios for different listening situations, so for Fm/Music, I really wouldn’t use either of these for any extended periods. Both radios are solidly built quality radios. If the C.Crane was around a $50 price point I would have kept it, but the differences between the two did not justify for me, the almost triple the price over the radios I already own, for this newer model "Emergency" radio. This is a good “Emegency” radio, if I didn't already own the Sangeans for comparisons I might have kept the C.Crane. Revised/Updated Review 02/09/2023: Upon testing/comparing this radio further, I found a couple other features which make this radio actually shine! A hidden feature (Holding #1 and #5 together) Actually "pumps" up the fullness/volume of the sound. It does drain the battery a bit more quickly supposedly, but I prefer this sound over the default setting. Also, the light on the this CCrane is brighter and easier to turn on and off quickly compared to the Sangean, which isn't as bright and has a few different setting you have to scroll through. The Sangean does require a longer press of several buttons for many of the features. This CCrane has a much better response when pushing the buttons. I really do enjoy the preset buttons over the Sangeans' single button requiring you to scroll through the presets. The sleep mode settings allow different times to turn off, where the Sangean is set at only 90 minutes. I do wish the alarm setting would allow you to set wake up to radio, apparently it only has a buzzer, which does not allow volume control, but it is at a pleasant setting. So after further testing and comparing, I have changed my Review from 4 stars to 5 (actually it would be 4.75 if allowed, and that is only due to the higher price compared to others). This is one of the pricier "Emergency" Radios, but "upon further review" I now feel it is worthwhile and a Great Fun Radio Update 3/28/2023: Ok, I Love this radio! The more I use it, the better I like it and appreciate it's features. The only thing I really don't care for is that the antenna extends up from left to the right side of the radio...most (if not all) other radios I have or have had, the antenna is extended from the left side of the radio. when lifting the radio (being right handed), sometimes that gets in the way when antenna is extended. It's a very small nitpick of a feature, but one I wanted to share. Get this radio, it's AWESOME!
Review: This one can hang out with civilized people, while still satisfying the hidden prepper inside you. - You can run this in the "dummy" mode with all the default settings quite satisfactorily, or you can take the "techy" path and dive into the various menus hiding behind combo button pushes. The simultaneous two-button pushes are often a little too picky on the timing for my taste and slow fingers, and I too often ended up missing the intended menu, and ended up changing stations instead. Push the buttons one at a time though, like a normal person, and you probably never have to give much thought to all those extra menus. I barely touch them now that I've tried them all out. With some practice they work fine. None of them are really "magic" that you're missing out on. They are mostly "bells and whistles" for the folks that need some of those to justify the price, or who make a hobby of capturing distant stations. I think the price is already fully justified by the "plain vanilla" features, as the reception was more than just good, the sound was great for this small of a package, and the charging works as advertised. It gave me tornado warnings just as it should in a remote area of Minnesota on my recent vacation. The rubberized case and the weight of the battery(s) and generator make it sit nice and securely, and it doesn't go skittering across the table or windowsill if you bump it. About 20x better than most "emergency radios". This is a very good "regular" radio to which is added those extra charging features to make it stay wonderful when the power goes out, and stays out. Not the lightest, and not a "shirt pocket" radio. It's a tad beefier than most, but uses every ounce.. It's not an empty box that you wonder why you paid all that money for it when there seems to be nothing inside. It's a bit of a luxury item, sure, but it's a small one. Treat yourself, or someone you love who's tired of chintzy radios crapping out on them. I'm few months in, and still liking it. (AM radio and USB chargers are NOT a good combination. You really need to unplug it to enjoy AM listening, but the battery life is so long that this is really no hardship. If you're a serious DX'er, you've probably already unplugged both your refrigerator and microwave and are now sitting in the dark to avoid LED light-bulb noise while you search for ever more distant and rare stations. Not the things "normal" people do. Normal people will still likely want to unplug the USB charger for AM listening though. You also can't listen to AM thru lightning storms. That's the nature of AM radio, not any fault of the receiver. Use FM and/or weather band where you should probably be tuned anyway.) This radio works good, sounds good, and nothing about it says "chintzy". It doesn't try to compete to be the cheapest, and doesn't need to sit hidden away in some "go bag". No RDS to tell you what song you're listening to, or the name of the station, but that's the trade-off for longer battery life. Also no HD radio, but again, that takes more power. The trade-offs are pretty small compared to what it delivers. I took one star off for the volume control, as I bump the volume control accidentally a little more than I like when handling it, it does work fine however.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09VRGS5JN |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (247) |
| Date First Available | March 16, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Item model number | CCRS |
| Manufacturer | C.Crane |
| Product Dimensions | 2.25 x 6 x 3 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** C.Crane
- **Color:** Silver
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Included Components:** Clock/Display, USB Cable
- **Item Weight:** 1.1 Pounds
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered (with optional AC adapter)
- **Product Dimensions:** 6"L x 2.25"W x 3"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** AM/FM/Weather
- **Special Feature:** Portable
- **Tuner Technology:** AM, FM

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this radio give automatic alerts**
A: Yes, when the Weather Alert is Activated. The CC Radio Solar features the WX Band with NOAA Weather w/Alert.

**Q: i bought this radio c.crane cc radio and also bought the adapter c.crane cc skywave 5v ac adapter.  this adapter will not fit in the slot.  why?**
A: The CC Skywave and the CC Radio Solar are two different radios that use two different types of USB connections. The CC Radio Solar uses a Mirco-USB connection, and the CC Skywave uses a Mini-USB connection.

**Q: I am looking at the c crane solar radio for $99 and can't identify which ac power supply goes with it.we are shipping to cuba and need to get it right**
A: It has a charg able battery mini usb connection will work to charge also solar and cranke handle does the same in a emergency.     I’ve seen it less than 70.00$ Amazon  used

**Q: how long does it take to fully charge it by solar?**
A: Eight hours of direct sunlight should provide 10-14 hours of playtime on medium volume, depending on sun intensity.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's Good, but pricey, and there are less expensive options out there. Revised 3/28/2023
*by K***4 on February 1, 2023*

I already own the Sangean MMR-88 which is a similarly sized/featured radio, as this model. I decided to try this new "emergency" radio version by C.Crane, to see if this newest version of an "emergency" radio offers updated features that I would enjoy. I have other models of C.Crane radios, so I know they make quality radios. Upon receiving this radio I immediately loved the color look and feel of this radio. The features I really like about this radio compared to my Sangean MMR-88: 1) A volume knob compared to volume buttons on The Sangean 2) 5 Physical preset buttons vs One button for all the presets on the Sangean 3) Uses a full sized 18650 battery, with possibility of using AA batteries as well, The Sangean uses a smaller 18350 battery only. 4) The weather alert can be on while listening to AM/FM. On the Sangean the unit has to be off for the weather alert to be active. The features I dislike about this radio compared to the Sangean: 1) THE SOUND! The Sangean sounds a bit fuller, less tinny, and more directional sounding than the C.Crane (although the C.Crane does get louder at the top volumes). 2) The antenna is much thinner (easier to become bent?) than the Sangean's antenna which is much thicker and beefier. 3) The battery door on the Sangean is an easy opening hinged door vs a hard to open removable panel on the C.Crane. 4) Finally...The Price! I purchased the Sangean when it was $37, and bought 2. (I believe they are now around $50 at time of this review). For the purposes of my usage, as mainly a portable weather radio with a good sounding speaker for listening to Sports radio/sports events on the AM band, the Sangean IMO sounds better overall for normal volume listening, at a much more reasonably priced radio. I must confess, I am a radio dork, and I own over a dozen plus radios for different listening situations, so for Fm/Music, I really wouldn’t use either of these for any extended periods. Both radios are solidly built quality radios. If the C.Crane was around a $50 price point I would have kept it, but the differences between the two did not justify for me, the almost triple the price over the radios I already own, for this newer model "Emergency" radio. This is a good “Emegency” radio, if I didn't already own the Sangeans for comparisons I might have kept the C.Crane. Revised/Updated Review 02/09/2023: Upon testing/comparing this radio further, I found a couple other features which make this radio actually shine! A hidden feature (Holding #1 and #5 together) Actually "pumps" up the fullness/volume of the sound. It does drain the battery a bit more quickly supposedly, but I prefer this sound over the default setting. Also, the light on the this CCrane is brighter and easier to turn on and off quickly compared to the Sangean, which isn't as bright and has a few different setting you have to scroll through. The Sangean does require a longer press of several buttons for many of the features. This CCrane has a much better response when pushing the buttons. I really do enjoy the preset buttons over the Sangeans' single button requiring you to scroll through the presets. The sleep mode settings allow different times to turn off, where the Sangean is set at only 90 minutes. I do wish the alarm setting would allow you to set wake up to radio, apparently it only has a buzzer, which does not allow volume control, but it is at a pleasant setting. So after further testing and comparing, I have changed my Review from 4 stars to 5 (actually it would be 4.75 if allowed, and that is only due to the higher price compared to others). This is one of the pricier "Emergency" Radios, but "upon further review" I now feel it is worthwhile and a Great Fun Radio Update 3/28/2023: Ok, I Love this radio! The more I use it, the better I like it and appreciate it's features. The only thing I really don't care for is that the antenna extends up from left to the right side of the radio...most (if not all) other radios I have or have had, the antenna is extended from the left side of the radio. when lifting the radio (being right handed), sometimes that gets in the way when antenna is extended. It's a very small nitpick of a feature, but one I wanted to share. Get this radio, it's AWESOME!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This one can hang out with civilized people, while still satisfying the hidden prepper inside you.
*by R***R on July 9, 2022*

You can run this in the "dummy" mode with all the default settings quite satisfactorily, or you can take the "techy" path and dive into the various menus hiding behind combo button pushes. The simultaneous two-button pushes are often a little too picky on the timing for my taste and slow fingers, and I too often ended up missing the intended menu, and ended up changing stations instead. Push the buttons one at a time though, like a normal person, and you probably never have to give much thought to all those extra menus. I barely touch them now that I've tried them all out. With some practice they work fine. None of them are really "magic" that you're missing out on. They are mostly "bells and whistles" for the folks that need some of those to justify the price, or who make a hobby of capturing distant stations. I think the price is already fully justified by the "plain vanilla" features, as the reception was more than just good, the sound was great for this small of a package, and the charging works as advertised. It gave me tornado warnings just as it should in a remote area of Minnesota on my recent vacation. The rubberized case and the weight of the battery(s) and generator make it sit nice and securely, and it doesn't go skittering across the table or windowsill if you bump it. About 20x better than most "emergency radios". This is a very good "regular" radio to which is added those extra charging features to make it stay wonderful when the power goes out, and stays out. Not the lightest, and not a "shirt pocket" radio. It's a tad beefier than most, but uses every ounce.. It's not an empty box that you wonder why you paid all that money for it when there seems to be nothing inside. It's a bit of a luxury item, sure, but it's a small one. Treat yourself, or someone you love who's tired of chintzy radios crapping out on them. I'm few months in, and still liking it. (AM radio and USB chargers are NOT a good combination. You really need to unplug it to enjoy AM listening, but the battery life is so long that this is really no hardship. If you're a serious DX'er, you've probably already unplugged both your refrigerator and microwave and are now sitting in the dark to avoid LED light-bulb noise while you search for ever more distant and rare stations. Not the things "normal" people do. Normal people will still likely want to unplug the USB charger for AM listening though. You also can't listen to AM thru lightning storms. That's the nature of AM radio, not any fault of the receiver. Use FM and/or weather band where you should probably be tuned anyway.) This radio works good, sounds good, and nothing about it says "chintzy". It doesn't try to compete to be the cheapest, and doesn't need to sit hidden away in some "go bag". No RDS to tell you what song you're listening to, or the name of the station, but that's the trade-off for longer battery life. Also no HD radio, but again, that takes more power. The trade-offs are pretty small compared to what it delivers. I took one star off for the volume control, as I bump the volume control accidentally a little more than I like when handling it, it does work fine however.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this radio!
*by G***N on July 17, 2023*

What's not to like? It has everything you need in case of an emergency. It's compact and the wireless/solar charges last a long time in-between. I love that it has an extendable antenna for good reception and that it receives AM & FM, and localized weather reporting channels that can be programmed for quick access. This radio is super easy to set-up and use; it's super compact for travel, plus it sounds great for its size. They thought of everything with this solid little gem, including a flash light and a hand-crank in case no power and your stuck in the dark. I give it a 5-star as I believe this radio to be a well-built, well-thought-out necessity; especially during power outages, as well as for regular use if you still enjoy radios. :-)

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