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Thomson RT280G Grey Desktop Music Player

Name: Thomson RT280G Grey Desktop Music Player
Brand: Thomson
SKU: 1315767
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Thomson RT280G Grey Desktop Music Player

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Thomson RT280G Grey Desktop Music Player

US$45.90

The Thomson RT280G is a compact emergency radio that combines FM/AM reception, a flashlight, a reading lamp, and a power bank in one rugged unit. It keeps you informed and lit during power outages, camping trips, and roadside breakdowns. Three independent charging options — solar panel, hand crank, and USB-C — keep the device powered even...

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Thomson RT280G Grey Desktop Music Player

FM/AM radio with retractable chrome telescopic antenna for clear reception
Built-in flashlight plus a separate reading lamp for hands-free illumination
SOS mode with loud siren and flashing light for emergencies
8000mAh Li-ion battery doubles as a power bank via USB-C (cable included)

Thomson RT280G — All-in-One Emergency Radio and Power Bank

The Thomson RT280G combines FM/AM reception, a flashlight, a reading lamp, and a power bank in one compact unit. Three independent charging methods — solar panel, hand crank, and USB-C — keep the internal 8000mAh Li-ion battery topped up even off-grid. The same battery recharges a phone in an emergency, and a clear 25–50–75–100% indicator shows remaining capacity at a glance.

What to look for in an emergency radio

Weighing just 0.44 kg and measuring 16.8 × 8.8 × 7 cm, the unit slips into a backpack or glove box. A chrome telescopic antenna pulls in weak stations, and an SOS mode triggers both a loud siren and a flashing light for low-visibility situations.

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