yesiwtc 090S Emergency Radio with NOAA Weather Band, Hand Crank and Solar Charging

At 6.49 inches long, the yesiwtc 090S is a portable emergency radio designed for home preparedness, camping, and power outages. It receives AM, FM, and NOAA weather broadcasts, while its built-in flashlight and reading lights add practical illumination. Four power options help keep the radio available when charging conditions change.

Specifications

• Model: 090S
• Radio bands: AM, FM, and weather band
• Power sources: USB-C, hand crank, solar, or AAA batteries
• Battery: 7400mWh rechargeable battery
• Built-in charging cables: Lightning, USB-C, and Micro USB
• Lighting: Flashlight with three brightness modes and six LED reading lights
• Dimensions: 6.49 x 1.9 x 2.9 inches
• Material: ABS
• Color: Golden orange

The three built-in charging cables give you convenient ways to connect compatible phones and other devices without having to find a separate cable. The radio can also serve as an emergency power bank. Its hand crank and solar panel offer charging alternatives, while USB-C provides another way to recharge it. AAA batteries are an additional power option.

Best use cases

This radio is suited to an emergency kit, a campsite, or a home during storms and power outages. AM/FM stations provide regular listening, and the weather band is intended for NOAA broadcasts and weather information. In a blackout, use the flashlight for focused light or the six-LED reading light for broader illumination. The compact dimensions make it easier to pack with other supplies or keep within reach.

Compared with a basic battery-powered radio, this model combines broadcast reception with several ways to power it, device-charging cables, lighting, and an SOS alarm. That combination can be useful when you want one portable item to support both listening and basic emergency preparedness. Customer feedback commonly describes it as useful during outages and camping, and appreciates its portability and sound. Opinions on phone charging and size vary: some customers report charging their phones, while others say the charge does not reach 100%, some value the compact form, while others find it very small.

How to use it

Choose a power source that suits the situation: connect USB-C for charging, use the hand crank or solar panel as alternatives, or power the radio with AAA batteries. Tune to AM, FM, or the weather band for the broadcasts you want to hear. For light, select one of the flashlight’s three brightness modes or switch on the reading lights. The built-in cables can connect compatible devices, and the SOS alarm is available to draw attention in an emergency.

For a home kit, keep the radio with your other emergency supplies so its broadcast, lighting, and charging functions are together when needed. For camping, its portable size and multiple power options make it practical to pack as a radio and light source in one device.

Practical questions

What broadcasts can the radio receive? It supports AM, FM, and a weather band for NOAA broadcasts, so it can be used for regular radio listening and weather information.

Can it charge a phone? It has three built-in charging cables—Lightning, USB-C, and Micro USB—and is described as a power bank for compatible devices. Customer experiences with how fully it charges a phone vary.

What lighting does it provide? The radio includes a flashlight with three brightness modes, six LED reading lights, and an SOS alarm for signaling.

Is it worth it?

The 090S brings radio reception, several power options, built-in device cables, lighting, and an SOS alarm into one compact emergency tool. It makes sense if you want a portable radio for a home preparedness kit or camping setup, especially when having weather broadcasts and practical light available alongside your radio matters.