Small but crazy😉it plays, lights up, and roars; the alarm siren is really loud. So far tested only at home, but it looks like everything is okay. An absolute must-have in today’s “interesting times.” I recommend it.
Blaupunkt ER10 Emergency Radio
AM/FM emergency radio equipped with a powerbank function. An essential companion for outdoor adventures—ideal for hiking, camping, the beach, and for daily use when an external power source is unavailable.
Analog radio tuner, telescopic antenna
The device features a dual-band analog radio tuner, enabling access to broadcasts on the FM and AM frequencies. FM signals cover a reception range of 87.5 - 108.0 MHz, while AM frequencies extend from 522 - 1620 KHz. Band selection is managed via a sliding switch situated on the front panel. Fine-tuning to the desired station is achieved with a dedicated knob, and the precise scale provides a clear view of the current frequency. Superior radio signal reception is delivered by the integrated telescopic antenna, which can be adjusted freely in any direction.
LED flashlight, SOS mode
Equipped with an integrated SOS alarm, the device emits a powerful 110 dB sound to assist emergency teams in quickly pinpointing and rescuing individuals in distress. In addition to its radio capabilities, the ER10 is fitted with a LED offering three illumination modes, enabling its use as a reliable flashlight.
Built-in battery, solar panel, crank generator
The integrated 2000 mAh battery can be powered either by the built-in solar module or a hand crank generator. Achieving a full charge through solar charging requires approximately 60 hours of uninterrupted exposure to direct sunlight. The solar panel also features a compact lamp that serves as an auxiliary light source. By manually rotating the crank about 360 times, enough power can be produced to operate the radio or flashlight for roughly 30 minutes. Charging is also possible via an external power supply using the included USB-C cable, which allows for a full charge in 4-5 hours.
Powerbank function, battery level indicator
Equipped with a universal USB-C port, the radio serves effectively as a portable backup powerbank, enabling the charging of most electronic gear, including smartphones, tablets, and notebooks. The integrated charge level indicator provides real-time updates on battery status during operation. Once fully charged, the battery ensures 10 to 15 hours of radio functionality.
Set elements
- Blaupunkt ER10 emergency radio
- USB-C charging cable
- Lanyard
- User manual and warranty card
Main features
- AM/FM wave reception
- Extendable telescopic antenna
- Powerbank capability
- Integrated flashlight
- Equipped with solar panel
- Manual hand crank generator
- USB-C cable rechargeable
Technical data
Operating frequencies:
- AM: 522–1620 kHz
- FM: 87.5–108 MHz
Powered by a 3.7V 2000 mAh rechargeable battery
Size: 145 x 70 x 54 mm
Mass: 270 g
Produced by: Blaupunkt, Germany
| Powerbank | Yes |
|---|---|
| Power type | Integrated rechargeable battery |
| Station memory | No |
| Supported frequencies | AM, FM |
| FM frequency range | 87,5-108 MHz |
| AM frequency range | 522-1620 kHz |
| Weight | 270 g |
| Display | None |
| Antenna | Integrated |
| Charging port | USB-C |
| Dimensions | 145 x 70 x 54 mm |
| Main color | Black |
| Flashlight | Yes |
| EAN | 5901750507137 |
| Manufacturer code | ER10BK |
| Brand | Blaupunkt |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 14
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A second review after a year and a half of use. I treat the radio as an emergency device, and it is not my primary receiver. I turn it on from time to time to make sure it receives radio waves and that the charging system is working properly. Highly recommended.
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Very light, handy radio. I bought this slightly cheaper version. Everything works flawlessly. I actually feel better when I have it, a bit more at ease.
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Handy small radio, doesn't take up much space in a backpack or bag. It plays quite loudly for such a small device. Additional features make it a really useful piece of equipment. It's worth having during trips out of town.
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Great little radio. This is already my second one just to have it in case of emergency. The first one is used a lot at my allotment during barbecues or campfires. It charges quickly and the battery lasts a long time. When set in the sun, it’s practically a perpetual motion machine :) I highly recommend buying it.
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An essential companion for every trip. Even without internet access, we stay up to date, and the built-in power bank will let you charge your phone if needed.
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I have used it both outside the home and in the apartment – my overall impressions are positive. The device seems to be useful and convenient, especially in unexpected situations. The operation is simple and clear, and does not require complicated configuration. It works flawlessly and inspires confidence when it comes to reliability. It's a reasonable solution for basic uses, effectively fulfills its purpose, and does not cause any problems.
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Works great together with the Xtorn power bank. I take both devices with me on trips. The solar mode is not very efficient but that's not the point. When it's left unused, it grabs a nice few percent charge in the sun. I recommend.
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A highly recommended emergency radio with a flashlight and power bank (unfortunately of small capacity, but independent of external power supply). All functions work very well, they are not just unnecessary additions. In two days of full sun and several cranks of the handle, it managed to charge over 50%. The flashlight has 4 lighting modes, and the additional lamp hidden under the solar panel can illuminate a small room quite decently. The only design flaw is the inability to turn it off after lifting up the photovoltaic panel, which makes it difficult to charge the device at comfortable angles; you have to adjust the position of the whole radio to the sun. The radio works flawlessly, and the sound quality, for an emergency device, is really good in my unit, contrary to some opinions; after all, it's not audiophile equipment. Basic AM and FM bands, more would be nice, but it has to suffice. I have another similar radio designed and manufactured in the PRC (sold at only a slightly lower price) and there is no comparison; Blaupunkt, even if manufactured in the PRC, beats those solutions and workmanship hands down. I sincerely recommend it.
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The radio is ok, it's smaller than I imagined. The battery is a bit small but should be enough for an emergency situation. The radio receives ok. The crank for charging works, and so does the solar panel. The way you turn on the flashlight is a bit weird but it works.
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All functions work flawlessly, it shines quite well, receives the signal well too, and the built-in battery is not the worst quality; several hours of peaceful radio listening during forest work didn't drain it.
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I hesitated for a long time but I'm glad I bought it and I'm satisfied. Everything works. It plays, shines, and charges. The radio is light and compact, which makes transport easy. I sincerely recommend it.
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The radio matches the description. All functions work properly. It doesn't play great, but it doesn't have to. For me, this is a radio for times when information will be key, and there will be no power socket and no battery stores. I recommend the product and the store Militaria.pl.
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Cool device. The radio (as its main function) catches stations nicely, but the sound is only average – but that's not the point of this device. Small, lightweight, compact, and handy. The flashlight is enough. The factory cells can be replaced with stronger ones (and it's a plus that you can easily replace them and they're not permanently soldered). As a camping radio (small plus the ability to charge by solar or crank) it will be perfect. About the sound... I didn't expect a small plastic radio to play with booming bass and angelic soprano, but it's listenable, the sound is clear, it doesn't lose range, but it’s no JBL :)
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