Whether adventuring or evacuating, the E+Ready ER310 Pro Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio from Midland is a source of crucial information with a diverse range of power sources. Its 10,000mAh battery can be charged via USB-C, an AC adapter, the built-in solar panel, or the hand crank, and it shares its power with your other devices via the bidirectional USB-C port. The radio can tune in AM and FM frequencies plus NOAA weather channels. It can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker for music and more.
- 10,000mAh Battery
- Charge via AC, USB-C, Solar, Crank
- NOAA Weather Radio with Alerts
- Bluetooth Speaker
Midland ER310 Pro Overview
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Midland ER310 Pro Reviews
ER310 Alert Radio
I only had my radio for a couple of weeks. Setting everything up was easy with good instructions. Once set up I had it near by ready to go. And just two days later we had serious storms go through our area. It performs as stated and and is very easy to use. Happy with my purchase.
Good ER310 Upgrade
Just received my ER310PRO, a good successor to my ER130, that a local Florida friend will now get. He’s a local contractor, can use it for on-site weather alerts. Having sudden high winds, lightning & hail are critical to know for his jobs, equipment & outdoor safety. For us, it's our portable hurricane evacuation radio, for when we’re without power for extended periods, whether home or displaced. With NWS/FM/AM. Good sound quality & reception, not a bad outdoor patio personal news radio at any time. Not sure how the rechargeable “Power Bank” will work out. Aside from making the radio thicker, I liked having replaceable AA batteries in the ER310, supplied by a very large supply of fresh batteries I always keep on hand here in hurricane land. Although the ER130 & PRO both have power cranks and a solar panel. But the Power Bank is rated to last a long time, equal to the longest power outage we’ve had here locally so it may do the job. And the rest of the new radio is what I know & like, with some minor tweaks. So I recommend it to others who need a take-along NOAA emergency radio, or during an extended power outage.
