
Stay informed when the Wi-Fi goes quiet
A power outage can take your home Wi-Fi with it. With STAVERA, you can tune in to NOAA weather broadcasts without relying on an internet connection.
Keep local information within reach with AM, FM and weather-band reception, plus SW radio. Reception depends on your location and the available broadcast signal.
Make the first few minutes easier
When the lights go out, it helps to know where your essentials are. Keep a flashlight, reading light, radio and 20,000mAh backup battery together in one place.
Charge it by USB ahead of time and keep it somewhere easy to reach. The hand crank and solar panel are backup charging options when an outlet is unavailable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which radio channels does it support?
Which radio channels does it support?
The radio receives AM, FM, SW and NOAA weather-band broadcasts. Tune to your local weather station to hear updates. Internet and mobile data are not required, but reception depends on your location.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on the function used, volume, light brightness and whether you are charging a phone. The battery is rated at 20,000mAh. Charge it fully via USB before storing it in your emergency kit, and check the charge periodically.
Is it easy to use?
Is it easy to use?
Yes, the design is simple and intuitive. All functions are easy to access, making it suitable for both everyday use and emergency situations.
How is the radio powered?
How is the radio powered?
USB is the main way to charge the built-in battery before use. The solar panel and hand crank offer backup charging when an outlet is unavailable. Charging speed varies with sunlight and cranking effort.
Can I use it to charge my phone?
Can I use it to charge my phone?
Yes, the built-in battery allows you to charge your phone or other small devices in emergency situations when you don’t have access to a power outlet.
Does it work during severe weather or power outages?
Does it work during severe weather or power outages?
Absolutely. This radio is designed for emergency situations such as storms, blackouts, and unexpected events where access to information and light is critical.
What if I get stuck with my car in bad weather?
What if I get stuck with my car in bad weather?
This is one of the most important use cases. If your car breaks down in cold or harsh conditions, the radio gives you light, access to emergency broadcasts, and the ability to generate power manually—helping you stay safe while waiting for assistance.
Shop with confidence
You’re fully covered with our 60-day money-back guarantee. If you’re not satisfied, simply return it—no questions asked. Safe and secure delivery ensures your order arrives exactly as expected.