• Super-Bright LED Flashlight - High and Low Beam modes, Red Emergency Flasher- Signals distress or alerts oncoming traffic
• Easy to Read Compass Large, 14mm Diameter, Oil-Filled, Signaling Mirror
• Cell Phone Charging Output, Low voltage output for charging cell phones, MP3 players, etc.
• Motion Activated Security Alarm, Motion Sensor activates Sonic Alarm
• Self-Charging, Powerful Hand Crank to Generate Power, State-of-the-Art Lithium-Ion batteries Technology used in Cell Phones and Laptops

Be prepared for anything! Indoor or Outdoor. Emergency or Non-Emergency. The BodyGard Survivor 12-in-1 Self-Powered Emergency Companion can generate power when you need, wherever you need it. You can generate power by winding a hand crank to recharge the battery and quickly power-up your cell phone, MP3 player, the bright white LED flashlight, red emergency flashers, sonic alarm, motion activated security alarm and FM digital radio. A fully charged battery will deliver up to: Bright LED Flashlight Digital FM Radio Motion Activated Security Alarm Red Emergency Flasher Cell Phone Charging Output AC Charging Adapter Input Easy to Read Compass Signaling Mirror Self-Charging Hand Crank Handy Storage Compartment Adjustable Lanyard carry strap Product Size - 3.00 x 2.00 x 5.5 Product Weight - 8.1 oz. Battery - Internal Lithium-Ion rechargeable

I purchased this to replace the flashlight in my glove but found that the brightness of the LEDs is inferior. The radio button is easily pushed inintentionally. In an emergency, this would be better than nothing.

This is a nice little product which I may use later...
Everything works except the magnetic compass.
The back handle is very tight and does not have rubber grip...so it slips a little.
Check all the features as soon as you get it so that you can return withing 30 days!

This is one of those hand-crank gadget that simply doesn't work. Instruction says crank for 3 min to get 60 mins of flashlight and 10 min of radio. yeah, right. I got maybe 10 seconds of flashlight and 2 seconds of radio. OK, instructions says you must charge this thing first. Well, WHERE IS THE CHARGER? Am I supposed to crank this forever? There is an AC input -- but NO a/c charger included! You are supposed to use a < 5V, <1000mA charger. Well, I found one, plug it in... seems to be powering up the thing OK -- until a few minutes later, the LEDs light came on by themselves and started flickering! There's a toggle button to turn it off or back on, but it does not seem to work. You may think I'm joking, but hey, if you don't believe me, spend that money to see what kind of piece of junk this is...

Everything seems to work OK, but 5 stars requires an actual test. I do think that SwissTech makes good stuff.