Freeplay Energy Freeplay Summit AM/FM/SW Radio

After looking for a sturdy emergency radio - with decent sound, I came across The Freeplay Summit. This is a well build radio with a power crank that won't fall apart in your hand. The speaker produces great sound for its size. The solar panel and the...

...too many buttons, I got it for the ear jack and the Digital read out. It worked fine the first time I set all the station buttons ...but after they changed TV from analog to digital ...(and I'm sure that has nothing to do with my dislike for this...

What the heck? No AM setting on this radio. WHAT ARE THEY THINKING - oh I guess they aren't.

The Freeplay Summit radio is an essential part of any emergency preparedness kit. As an added bonus, it is sturdy enough for everyday use as well. I purchased mine from Amazon; I only mention this because there seem to be some differences in the...

I sent mine back the next day after getting it. With only an up/down scan button to find stations, it skipped over any station that wasn't putting out a 'super' signal. Maybe the crank and solar features would be good, but "I" prefer to be the one to...

This is a great little clock radio which runs on solar energy, hand crank energy, or AC adaptor. In addition to being a nice "emergency" radio, it stands up in competition to traditional clock radios. It offers: pre-sets, sleep mode, and alarm. One...

This radio sounds great, will play for 20 hours once charged, and has a hand crank and solar collector. Digital tuning and presets, alarm function, compact and solid. I have two--one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom.

This radio sounds great, will play for 20 hours once charged, and has a hand crank and solar collector. Digital tuning and presets, alarm function, compact and solid. I have two--one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom.

This was sent as a Christmas gift to a missionary in Haiti. He is so pleased with it, because electricity is spotty at best and for the first time, he can listen to the radio when he wants. He says it gets many stations.

This was sent as a Christmas gift to a missionary in Haiti. He is so pleased with it, because electricity is spotty at best and for the first time, he can listen to the radio when he wants. He says it gets many stations.