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Sandberg 421-17 Portable Radio Battery DAB

Radio Features:

  • Powerbank:
    • Capacity: 4500 mAh / 16.65 Wh / 3.7V
    • USB-A Output: 5V/1A
    • USB-C Input: 5V/1A
    • Approximate charging time:
      • With AC charger 5V/1.5A (0-100%): 4 hours
      • With solar panel (0-25%):...

Radio Features:

  • Powerbank:
    • Capacity: 4500 mAh / 16.65 Wh / 3.7V
    • USB-A Output: 5V/1A
    • USB-C Input: 5V/1A
    • Approximate charging time:
      • With AC charger 5V/1.5A (0-100%): 4 hours
      • With solar panel (0-25%): 20 hours
      • With hand crank (0-25%): 5 hours
  • Radio:
    • DAB+: 170 - 240 MHz
    • FM: 87.5 - 108.0 MHz
    • Playback time: Up to 20 hours using only the radio
  • Solar Panel:
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Radio Features:

  • Powerbank:
    • Capacity: 4500 mAh / 16.65 Wh / 3.7V
    • USB-A Output: 5V/1A
    • USB-C Input: 5V/1A
    • Approximate charging time:
      • With AC charger 5V/1.5A (0-100%): 4 hours
      • With solar panel (0-25%): 20 hours
      • With hand crank (0-25%): 5 hours
  • Radio:
    • DAB+: 170 - 240 MHz
    • FM: 87.5 - 108.0 MHz
    • Playback time: Up to 20 hours using only the radio
  • Solar Panel:
    • Type: Polycrystalline
    • Voltage: 5V, 95 mA (0.48W max)
  • LED Light:
    • Capacity: 1.5W
    • LED brightness: 90 Lumens
    • Hand crank capacity: 5V, 380 mA (1.9W max)
  • Speakers: 3W (max)
  • Bluetooth: 5.0
  • Operating temperature: -10℃ - 50℃
  • Dry cell battery specifications: 3xAAA batteries (not included)

Contents:

  • 1 Sandberg Survivor DAB All-in-1 4500 Radio
  • 1 Quick start guide
  • 1 USB-A to USB-C charging cable 50 cm

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Specifications

Specifications

Radio type
Handheld
Receiver Type
Digital
Supported Frequencies
DAB, FM
Additional Specifications
Built-in Speakers, Built-in Screen
Power Source
Battery
Colour
-

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  • The dimensions of the device are 149.2 x 76.9 x 46.7 mm and its weight is 298.4 grams. Its compact size and design make it easy to carry. I really liked its sturdy build, which is reminiscent of audio devices from the 90s. All of its buttons are clicky. The built-in speaker offers clear and, given its features, fairly loud sound (mono).
    FM reception is very good, even with the antenna down. It picked up all (11 in total) stations on DAB+. In my area, to receive DAB/DAB+ signals I had to use the antenna as well. The stations sound clear and loud without interference. The monochrome display has excellent sharpness, is readable from most viewing angles as well as under bright light. It has contrast and brightness settings. In my tests, the built-in battery lasted 24 hours in FM radio mode, with the volume set to four bars.
    Bluetooth works flawlessly with all the phones I tried it with. My only complaint about the Bluetooth function is that the speaker volume is somewhat reduced compared to the radio. The Sandberg integrates three flashlights, a light bar, and five lighting modes that can be used in various situations, from reading a book to checking a small area. It can also be used as an emergency warning light. For urgent situations, it also has a loud alarm siren function.
    On the side, under a rubber cover, there is a Type-C port (input), a USB-A port (output), and a 3.5 mm audio output for headphones (stereo). I measured a maximum (peak) output of 2.52A 4.86V (12.29W) for the USB-A port. You can use any of the device's functions while it is charging. I measured a maximum input power of 9.4W. It took about 3 hours for a full charge. When the built-in battery runs out and you do not have the ability to recharge it, you can insert three 1.5V AAA batteries (it works with rechargeable or regular ones).
    It is a multifunctional radio for outdoor activities, so it also has a built-in solar panel and a hand-crank charger. Both are well designed and useful. With all the features it offers, I can say that the Sandberg 4500 is value for money.

    Detailed presentation of the functions and unboxing, review of the Sandberg 421-17 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gp9ddLnf1A

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  • The dimensions of the device are 149.2 x 76.9 x 46.7 mm and its weight is 298.4 grams. Its compact size and design make it easy to carry. I really liked its sturdy build, which is reminiscent of audio devices from the 90s. All of its buttons are clicky. The built-in speaker offers clear and, given its features, fairly loud sound (mono).
    FM reception is very good, even with the antenna down. It picked up all (11 in total) stations on DAB+. In my area, to receive DAB/DAB+ signals I had to use the antenna as well. The stations sound clear and loud without interference. The monochrome display has excellent sharpness, is readable from most viewing angles as well as under bright light. It has contrast and brightness settings. In my tests, the built-in battery lasted 24 hours in FM radio mode, with the volume set to four bars.
    Bluetooth works flawlessly with all the phones I tried it with. My only complaint about the Bluetooth function is that the speaker volume is somewhat reduced compared to the radio. The Sandberg integrates three flashlights, a light bar, and five lighting modes that can be used in various situations, from reading a book to checking a small area. It can also be used as an emergency warning light. For urgent situations, it also has a loud alarm siren function.
    On the side, under a rubber cover, there is a Type-C port (input), a USB-A port (output), and a 3.5 mm audio output for headphones (stereo). I measured a maximum (peak) output of 2.52A 4.86V (12.29W) for the USB-A port. You can use any of the device's functions while it is charging. I measured a maximum input power of 9.4W. It took about 3 hours for a full charge. When the built-in battery runs out and you do not have the ability to recharge it, you can insert three 1.5V AAA batteries (it works with rechargeable or regular ones).
    It is a multifunctional radio for outdoor activities, so it also has a built-in solar panel and a hand-crank charger. Both are well designed and useful. With all the features it offers, I can say that the Sandberg 4500 is value for money.

    Detailed presentation of the functions and unboxing, review of the Sandberg 421-17 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gp9ddLnf1A

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Description & Specifications

Radio Features:

  • Powerbank:
    • Capacity: 4500 mAh / 16.65 Wh / 3.7V
    • USB-A Output: 5V/1A
    • USB-C Input: 5V/1A
    • Approximate charging time:
      • With AC charger 5V/1.5A (0-100%): 4 hours
      • With solar panel (0-25%): 20 hours
      • With hand crank (0-25%): 5 hours
  • Radio:
    • DAB+: 170 - 240 MHz
    • FM: 87.5 - 108.0 MHz
    • Playback time: Up to 20 hours using only the radio
  • Solar Panel:
    • Type: Polycrystalline
    • Voltage: 5V, 95 mA (0.48W max)
  • LED Light:
    • Capacity: 1.5W
    • LED brightness: 90 Lumens
    • Hand crank capacity: 5V, 380 mA (1.9W max)
  • Speakers: 3W (max)
  • Bluetooth: 5.0
  • Operating temperature: -10℃ - 50℃
  • Dry cell battery specifications: 3xAAA batteries (not included)

Contents:

  • 1 Sandberg Survivor DAB All-in-1 4500 Radio
  • 1 Quick start guide
  • 1 USB-A to USB-C charging cable 50 cm

Manufacturer

Radio type
Handheld
Receiver Type
Digital
Supported Frequencies
DAB, FM
Additional Specifications
Built-in Speakers, Built-in Screen
Power Source
Battery
Colour
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  • The dimensions of the device are 149.2 x 76.9 x 46.7 mm and its weight is 298.4 grams. Its compact size and design make it easy to carry. I really liked its sturdy build, which is reminiscent of audio devices from the 90s. All of its buttons are clicky. The built-in speaker offers clear and, given its features, fairly loud sound (mono).
    FM reception is very good, even with the antenna down. It picked up all (11 in total) stations on DAB+. In my area, to receive DAB/DAB+ signals I had to use the antenna as well. The stations sound clear and loud without interference. The monochrome display has excellent sharpness, is readable from most viewing angles as well as under bright light. It has contrast and brightness settings. In my tests, the built-in battery lasted 24 hours in FM radio mode, with the volume set to four bars.
    Bluetooth works flawlessly with all the phones I tried it with. My only complaint about the Bluetooth function is that the speaker volume is somewhat reduced compared to the radio. The Sandberg integrates three flashlights, a light bar, and five lighting modes that can be used in various situations, from reading a book to checking a small area. It can also be used as an emergency warning light. For urgent situations, it also has a loud alarm siren function.
    On the side, under a rubber cover, there is a Type-C port (input), a USB-A port (output), and a 3.5 mm audio output for headphones (stereo). I measured a maximum (peak) output of 2.52A 4.86V (12.29W) for the USB-A port. You can use any of the device's functions while it is charging. I measured a maximum input power of 9.4W. It took about 3 hours for a full charge. When the built-in battery runs out and you do not have the ability to recharge it, you can insert three 1.5V AAA batteries (it works with rechargeable or regular ones).
    It is a multifunctional radio for outdoor activities, so it also has a built-in solar panel and a hand-crank charger. Both are well designed and useful. With all the features it offers, I can say that the Sandberg 4500 is value for money.

    Detailed presentation of the functions and unboxing, review of the Sandberg 421-17 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gp9ddLnf1A

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  • The dimensions of the device are 149.2 x 76.9 x 46.7 mm and its weight is 298.4 grams. Its compact size and design make it easy to carry. I really liked its sturdy build, which is reminiscent of audio devices from the 90s. All of its buttons are clicky. The built-in speaker offers clear and, given its features, fairly loud sound (mono).
    FM reception is very good, even with the antenna down. It picked up all (11 in total) stations on DAB+. In my area, to receive DAB/DAB+ signals I had to use the antenna as well. The stations sound clear and loud without interference. The monochrome display has excellent sharpness, is readable from most viewing angles as well as under bright light. It has contrast and brightness settings. In my tests, the built-in battery lasted 24 hours in FM radio mode, with the volume set to four bars.
    Bluetooth works flawlessly with all the phones I tried it with. My only complaint about the Bluetooth function is that the speaker volume is somewhat reduced compared to the radio. The Sandberg integrates three flashlights, a light bar, and five lighting modes that can be used in various situations, from reading a book to checking a small area. It can also be used as an emergency warning light. For urgent situations, it also has a loud alarm siren function.
    On the side, under a rubber cover, there is a Type-C port (input), a USB-A port (output), and a 3.5 mm audio output for headphones (stereo). I measured a maximum (peak) output of 2.52A 4.86V (12.29W) for the USB-A port. You can use any of the device's functions while it is charging. I measured a maximum input power of 9.4W. It took about 3 hours for a full charge. When the built-in battery runs out and you do not have the ability to recharge it, you can insert three 1.5V AAA batteries (it works with rechargeable or regular ones).
    It is a multifunctional radio for outdoor activities, so it also has a built-in solar panel and a hand-crank charger. Both are well designed and useful. With all the features it offers, I can say that the Sandberg 4500 is value for money.

    Detailed presentation of the functions and unboxing, review of the Sandberg 421-17 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gp9ddLnf1A

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