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Eton - Scorpion II Rugged Multipowered Portable Emergency Weather Radio & Flashlight Green, Hand Crank, LED Flashlight, Smartphone Charger, Solar Power, 800 MAH Battery, Commitment to Preparedness

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  • Hand Crank Radio: A compact emergency radio that can easily be stored in a safety kit or toss in your backpack to endure any extreme outdoor condition or emergency; Features AN/FM/NOAA weather bands
  • Emergency Essential: Includes a crank powered handle, built-in LED flashlight, and USB smartphone charger; High-quality digital tuner provides you with news, entertainment and weather alerts and other emergency messages
  • Stay Safe and Have Fun: For over 30 years we've been dedicated to creating award-winning, innovative products for emergency preparedness and entertainment; We're a proud partner of the American Red Cross
  • Keep Connected: From weather alert radios and backup battery packs to solar-powered sound systems, we'll keep you connected and in the know at home, in the office, on the road or in the great outdoors
  • Eton's Commitment to Preparedness: We're committed to helping you be prepared for everyday fun and unexpected emergency, whether you’re out on a 10-day backpacking trip or barbecuing in the backyard

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Scorpion II

The Rugged, Portable, Smartphone Charging, Multi-Purpose Digital Radio with Crank Power Back-up and Weather Alert


DIMENSIONS 2.5 x 6.5 x 1.9” (W x H x D) 6.35 x 16.5 x 4.8 cm (W x H x D) Weight: 10.6 oz (0.3 kg).

Features
  • AM/FM/NOAA weather bands
  • Digital tuner and display
  • USB smartphone charging via included cable
  • 800 mAh rechargeable lithium battery
  • 5V—1A USB output
  • Rugged and IPX4 splashproof
  • Hand crank power
  • Solar power
  • Bright LED flashlight

SCORPION II

Rugged, Portable Multi-Purpose Digital Radio, Charges Smartphones, and Has Crank Power Back-Up

Everyday Preparedness

When emergencies or outdoor adventures take you off the grid, you need a device that can meet your multiple needs. The Etón Scorpion II is a compact unit that you can easily store in a safety kit or toss in your rucksack and take virtually anywhere. With the rugged exterior skin and aluminum carabiner, the Scorpion II is designed to endure any extreme outdoor conditions or emergency situation you may find yourself in the midst of.

Emergency Essentials

This emergency essential includes a crank powered handle, built-in LED flashlight, and USB smartphone charger. The high-quality digital AM/FM tuner provides you with news and entertainment. Not only that, but it also integrates a NOAA weather band receiver that brings you weather forecasts, alerts and other emergency messages—vital to backpackers and travelers.

Where-ever

Rugged and water resistant, ready to go on all of life's adventures. It even has a handy bottle opener in case of an emergency. It's perfect for the home or any outdoor venue.

Ready For Action

With the rugged exterior skin and aluminum carabiner, the Scorpion II is designed to endure any extreme outdoor conditions or emergency situation you may find yourself in the midst of.

Tune In

Get vital information--from news, weather forecasts and alerts as well as other emergency messages--where and when you need it most.

Renewable Power

The internal rechargeable lithium battery can be easily charged before you embark on your next adventures. The Scorpion II also sports crank and solar charging with a battery charge indicator to ensure you are always aware of the amount of power you have remaining.

Light In A Flash

When you are left in the dark, bright long lasting ½ watt LED flashlight lights your way.

Emergency Essentials

The Scorpion II is essential in an emergency with NOAA weatherband that brings news, weather forecasts, alerts. It also can easily charge most smartphones with the USB charger so it is a must in any emergency.

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    Product Description

    When Outdoor Adventures Or Emergencies Take You Off The Grid, You Need A Device That Can Meet Your Multiple Needs. The Eton Scorpion Ii Is A Compact Unit That You Can Easily Store In A Safety Kit Or Toss In Your Rucksack And Take With You Anywhere You Go. With Its Rugged Exterior Skin And Aluminum Carabineer, The Scorpion Ii Is Designed To Endure Any Extreme Outdoor Conditions Or Emergency Situation

    Customer reviews

    4.3 out of 5 stars
    4.3 out of 5
    1,111 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the performance, sturdiness, brightness, and portability of the radio. For example, they mention that it works well, the metal clip is sturdy, and the flashlight is bright. That said, opinions are mixed on charging, reception, ease of use, and sound quality.

    AI-generated from the text of customer reviews

    126 customers mention109 positive17 negative

    Customers like the performance of the radio. For example, they mention that it works well, the solar panel, LED light, and radio seem to work well. Some say that the crank works as advertised, and the light is very powerful for as tiny as it is. Overall, most are satisfied with the performance and functionality of the product.

    "...It is an amazing and rugged little radio that is very easy to work!" Read more

    "Great little radio. It feels rugged and protected like it would take a beating and survive...." Read more

    "...Overall it performs emergency functions well within the physical limits of solar panel and battery size." Read more

    "...On others only 1 bar...other charging functions work pretty well....outlet and crank (although you do need to crank it) a few minutes to get some..." Read more

    82 customers mention68 positive14 negative

    Customers like the sturdiness of the radio. They mention that it works great, feels rugged, and has rubber inserts that appear to be able to take light bumps. They also say that the hand crank holds up and is easy to use. Customers also say it's a well-made emergency radio that doesn't break easily. Overall, customers are happy with the durability and reliability of the product.

    "...It is an amazing and rugged little radio that is very easy to work!" Read more

    "Great little radio. It feels rugged and protected like it would take a beating and survive...." Read more

    "...It is small, light, and rugged. Buttons ad display are clear if you have good vision...." Read more

    "The metal clip seems fairly sturdy, and the antenna on my model does indeed pivot...." Read more

    35 customers mention26 positive9 negative

    Customers like the portability of the radio. They mention it's compact and light weight, great for camping trips and emergencies, and easy to carry. Some appreciate the solar-charging option and the fact that it has a battery.

    "It was heavier than I expected. But, but, it is smaller than I expected too, and there is an AM/FM/NOAA radio stations, flashlight, hand crank,..." Read more

    "...options, this one really stands out as a good value and the size makes it practical for a BWCA trip." Read more

    "...More compact (compared to other, larger comparable NAOO/emergency radios)- Can be clipped onto other stuff (belt, rung/bar, etc)..." Read more

    "...The battery is smaller than most phone batteries so it may drain completely and only partially charge a phone...." Read more

    34 customers mention34 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the brightness of the radio. They mention that the flashlight is bright, and the LED light was shining right away. Some mention that it works well, and that the radio functions as a flashlight and cell phone recharger. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...than I expected too, and there is an AM/FM/NOAA radio stations, flashlight, hand crank, snap hook, and bottle opener...." Read more

    "...and the one LED flashlight is suprisingly bright..." Read more

    "...The flashlight is nice to have, and the solar panel works fine but not as fast as recharging by usb...." Read more

    "...The flashlight is brighter by a significant margin and appears to use a LED chip, where the original had a trio of LED bulbs...." Read more

    33 customers mention23 positive10 negative

    Customers are mixed about the reception of the radio. Some mention it's well made, and provides good radio reception on the weather band. However, others say that the reception is only so-so, the signal is feeble, and it'll only get 1 channel.

    "...It actually gets very good reception on both AM/FM and the volume was pretty loud. I could get reception on a FM station from a city 45 miles away...." Read more

    "...Great reception, holds a greats charge, solar panel starts charging in poor conditions (cloudy days still prompts charging indicator), and the one..." Read more

    "...When the local AM station didn't come in well -- and that particular station was the emergency info source of choice when we were last without power..." Read more

    "This is a terrific travel/emergency radio...." Read more

    83 customers mention51 positive32 negative

    Customers are mixed about the charging capabilities of the radio. Some mention that it has cell charging capabilities and a pretty impressive flashlight. They also appreciate the multiple ways to recharge it, while others say that it's really hard to charge just using the crank and that the crank takes hours to fully charge. The battery seems to not be charging as well as their last one, and the solar panel works fine but is not as fast as recharging by USB.

    "...Plus it can recharge your cell phone by either the crank, solar, or plugging it in to the wall...." Read more

    "...the crank takes hours to fully charge. Either method will give quickly minutes of radio usage or emergency phone charging...." Read more

    "...Great reception, holds a greats charge, solar panel starts charging in poor conditions (cloudy days still prompts charging indicator), and the one..." Read more

    "...one use also appeals to me and I like the fact that it can be recharged in multiple ways...." Read more

    29 customers mention20 positive9 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the radio. Some mention it's easy to use and durable, with a clear sounding speaker and easy to operate controls. However, others say that it'd be difficult to figure out all aspects of how it works and that it is a bit tiring to crank.

    "...It is an amazing and rugged little radio that is very easy to work!" Read more

    "Just about everything but setting the clock is intuitive, except using the USB port to charge another device...." Read more

    "...Cons:- Slightly less user friendly than other comparable radios but easy enough to figure out with guidance of manual" Read more

    "Feels durable. Crank easy to operate. Difficult to figure out all aspects of how it works though...." Read more

    29 customers mention19 positive10 negative

    Customers are mixed about the sound quality of the radio. Some mention that the sound is good, the crank is easy, and it can be quite loud if desired. The weather channel also comes in loud and clear. However, others say that it's not loud enough, the radio sound quality is poor, and listening to news is iffy.

    "...It actually gets very good reception on both AM/FM and the volume was pretty loud. I could get reception on a FM station from a city 45 miles away...." Read more

    "...Finally this model on line and love it. Plenty of volume, radio runs all day on a fully charged battery, charges in a few hours at 2.5 amps in the..." Read more

    "...The cons: Compared to the original Scorpion, the speaker for the radio is considerably quieter...." Read more

    "...Sound is pretty good for radio so small, the stations come in clear (Minneapolis, MN USA) including weather band. Flashlight is really bright...." Read more

    A decent upgrade over the original Scorpion
    4 Stars
    A decent upgrade over the original Scorpion
    This radio is advertised as having an 800mah internal battery, but when mine arrived I opened it up and found a 400mah lithium-polymer battery inside instead. I'm not sure what chemistry the correct 800mah is supposed to be (li-po or ni-cad), but I have ordered a second one and will see what that comes with, then update this review.UPDATE: The second radio also had a Great Power brand 400mah li-po inside. I have contacted Eton customer service for an explanation.UPDATE #2: The Eton customer representative I worked with actually checked with the engineers for me, and came back that the internal battery is actually two 400mah cells wrapped together to form a single 800mah battery. After taking another look at the battery in mine, I could see there were indeed two cells inside the shrink wrap.As an owner of the original Scorpion, I decided to get the Scorpion 2 as an upgrade when the original's 350mah Ni-Cad battery stopped being able to hold a charge. Past Eton hand crank radios were manufactured with the same batteries used in old cordless phones and had the same problems - left on the charger most of the time, the batteries just die after a year or two; left off the charger and the batteries slowly drain and are dead when you finally need them.Compared to the original, the Scorpion 2 winds up being more of a 'sidegrade' rather than an upgrade.The pros: The 800mah internal battery is more than twice as much capacity as the 350mah that was used in the original. The solar panel looks to be improved and, I assume, more efficient, but a bigger battery requires more time in the sun for a full charge. The flashlight is brighter by a significant margin and appears to use a LED chip, where the original had a trio of LED bulbs. This new light has a square-shaped hotspot in the middle of the beam which some people may like and others will not. I've compared this to the soft halo of the original in the included pictures. The biggest improvement is the inclusion of a micro-USB charging port, allowing the radio to conveniently be charged without direct sunlight or lots of hand cranking. The original could be charged using a separate AC adapter and a specific plug - the micro-USB is common and virtually everyone already has at least one of these cables.The included 800mah battery is also lithium-polymer - this is a great upgrade from the old nickel-cadmium batteries Eton has used in the past. Li-pos hold a charge better, longer, and don't suffer from memory effect over time.The cons: Compared to the original Scorpion, the speaker for the radio is considerably quieter. At mid-volume (set at 15 on the controls) the Scorpion 2 is about half as loud as the Scorpion 1. At full volume (set to 30) they seem to get closer to the same level but the Scorpion 2 is still noticably softer. Additionally, they've removed the AUX input which allowed the original to be used as an exernal speaker for other music players or phones. Although the two versions have an identical outer shell, the construction quality seems sloppier on the Scorpion 2. I believe the original was sold for $60-$80 so it appears that Eton has cut some corners to bring down the price on the Scorpion 2.Durability is probably on par with the original, since it feels like the same material and roughly the same weight. The carabiner loop and bottle opener have remained unchanged and the controls and LCD screen on top are pretty much the same as well.Overall, the micro-USB charging port definitely brings some much needed versatility to the Scorpion, but beyond that any improvements have come at the cost of something else. In the end, this radio was on sale and was basically the same price as replacing the battery on my old Scorpion, so in that respect it does the job. In an ideal world I'd simply be able to add a micro-USB port to my old Scorpion and put the bigger battery inside.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing product!
    Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017
    The metal clip seems fairly sturdy, and the antenna on my model does indeed pivot. I know that's an issue that was apparent for some people, however I got the pivot to clear the expansion sheath by turning the base counter clockwise with light pull as if to further extend the antenna. Remember to turn and pull on the main tolescoping pit of the antenna (the bit that the rest of the antenna collapses into).

    Otherwise, the unit is well rounded. I did my research, and this radio is the most highly regarded unit of its type. Great reception, holds a greats charge, solar panel starts charging in poor conditions (cloudy days still prompts charging indicator), and the one LED flashlight is suprisingly bright (as in the beam has no problem at all hitting my shed that is roughly 30ft from the back door with a full wall charge). Oh and excellent reception, fanaminal if you take into consideration the size of the unit.

    I cannot vouch for its durability yet simply because I'm not about to tourcher my brand new toy, but reviews on the internet say if it gets waterlogged, simply let it dry in the sun for a couple days or bake it like you would your phone then it seems to boot back up without much problem beyound the screen becoming slightly faulty. Drop tourcher reviews seem promising aswell. Some people have reported that this radio has fallen out of there second story apartment window onto concrete and the only damage to report was to the protective rubber and plastic on the outside.

    All around an exelent product! The only thing that I'd like to see change about it is a higher mAmp/hr battery, and better waterproofing beyound splash proof rating. However, the battery seems plenty for the unit and its uses, but I'd buy it again even for anlittle more if it ment a totally water proof model up to, say, 3 fathoms.

    Stop looking for a backpacking radio, buy this one. You won't be disappointed. 👍
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    David Ruiz Silva
    5.0 out of 5 stars Muy buen radio de emergencias.
    Reviewed in Mexico on October 16, 2017
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    Brian Harkness
    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for my Bug Out Bag
    Reviewed in Canada on January 25, 2017
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    Dagoberto Rodriguez Gonzalez
    5.0 out of 5 stars Probado en huracán
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    3.0 out of 5 stars Bueno A MEJORAR MUCHAS COSAS.
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    3.0 out of 5 stars Bueno A MEJORAR MUCHAS COSAS.
    Reviewed in Mexico on December 26, 2020
    En Mexico no se conecta al sistema de alerta de EE.UU. resistente y bueno para agarrar algunas estaciones incluso en el bosque.
    La manecilla carga bien al igual que la carga a toma corriente. Carga pésimo con el panel solar es más eficaz la manecilla. Pésimo power ban se carga menos del 10 % de batería y se descarga el equipo por completo.
    El envío fue en el tiempo esperado.
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    EnriqueGtz
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente para mochila de emergencia y de ataque
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