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C.Crane CC Pocket by C. Crane
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C.Crane CC Pocket

C. Crane

Pocket AM/FM radio with a NOAA alert mode rated for about 100 hours on two AA batteries.

7.0/10

C.Crane CC Pocket costs $74.99 in C.Crane's own US store, checked on October 2, 2026.

Where to buy in

Price in the maker's own store, checked October 2, 2026. Amazon prices change often, so we link without a price.

What you get

A pocket AM/FM radio at 3.8 ounces with the NOAA weather band and an alert mode. Two AA batteries are rated for about 100 hours with earbuds or 80 hours on the speaker. CC Buds earphones and a belt clip come in the box.

  • Pocket AM/FM radio with NOAA weather band and alert
  • Clock, alarm and sleep timer
  • 50 station memories
  • Up to about 100 hours on two AA batteries
  • Includes CC Buds earphones and belt clip

Pros and cons of the C.Crane CC Pocket

Pros

  • About 100 hours on two AA batteries by the maker's figure with earbuds.
  • Weighs 3.8 ounces and measures 2.5 by 4.2 by 1 inch.
  • Stores 50 stations and ships with CC Buds earphones and a belt clip.

Cons

  • The alert has no SAME county filter and only works while alert mode is switched on.
  • Alert mode mutes AM and FM while it is active.

Specs

SAME county coding
No
Alert types
NOAA Weather Radio with Alert (disables AM/FM while activated)
Battery backup
2 x AA (not included), about 100 h with earbuds / 80 h on speaker
Display
LCD with display light, battery and signal meters
Weight
3.8 oz (108 g)
Bands
AM/FM + NOAA weather band
Size
2.5 x 4.2 x 1 in

Why it scores 7.0

7.0/10

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Emergency features

  • SAME county coding
  • Public Alert certified
  • Battery backup
  • External alert jack
  • More than one alert type

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