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Midland ER210
The ER210 is a compact crank NOAA weather radio. Midland’s product page, feature list, and owner’s manual give three different battery capacities, so milliamp-hours are unknown. BlackoutSmart has not tested this radio.
Region. Product page, owner’s manual, and a Midland preparedness page were all retrieved the same day.
Availability. unknown. The product page displayed a price. A stock flag was not captured as a separate sentence.
What specifications are recorded?
| Field | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Capacity (Wh) | unknown |
| Capacity (mAh) | unknown |
| Continuous watts | unknown |
| Surge or peak watts | unknown |
| Solar input | unknown |
| Rated panel power | unknown |
| Weight (lb) | unknown |
| Weight (kg) | unknown |
| Weight as printed | unknown |
| Chemistry | Lithium-ion, as stated in the manual |
| Ports | The manual describes USB in and USB out. It does not state USB output amps in the captured section. Headphone jack is listed. |
| Inverter | unknown |
| Idle or standby draw | unknown |
| Cycle life | unknown |
| Dimensions | 6.5 x 2.8 x 1.9 in, from the product page |
| Lumens | unknown |
A cell that says unknown was not on the cited page, or the cited pages disagreed enough that picking one number would hide the disagreement.
Other figures from the same sources
- Weather channels. The manual lists 7 NOAA/NWS channels from 162.400 to 162.550 MHz and says coverage is up to 50 miles depending on location and conditions.
- Flashlight units that are not lumens. The product page says 130 lumens in one block and 1400 lux in the key features. Both are stored here as stated. The lumens field in the spec table uses the 130 lumen sentence only through this note, because the page also prints lux and the two are not the same unit. The spec lumens cell stays unknown so a single number is not pretended.
- Power sources. Product page: solar, hand crank, and a rechargeable battery. Manual: USB, hand crank, and solar, with a 3.7 V lithium-ion pack.
Where do the source pages disagree?
Is this a good price?
Price tracking starts when authorized retailer feeds are connected.
No retailer offer is stored for this model. A price printed on a manufacturer page is a snapshot of that page, not a market comparison. When offers are stored, BlackoutSmart will describe the low in its own file as the lowest observed since the date of the earliest stored observation.
MSRP
unknown. None of the pages cited for this model labeled a figure as MSRP. A “regular price” or a second displayed number is not recorded as MSRP.
What the manufacturer page showed
- $64.99 — Price displayed on the ER210 product page. Not labeled MSRP. Retrieved 2026-11-07.
- $49.99 — Price displayed next to ER210 on Midland’s NOAA preparedness page the same day. Not labeled MSRP. Retrieved 2026-11-07.
These are snapshots of a page on that date. BlackoutSmart does not subtract two displayed figures and does not call the gap savings.
Retailer links
The Amazon link is a search for this model name. It does not include an Associates tag. Walmart, Best Buy, and manufacturer affiliate programs are not enrolled, so this page does not invent tracking links for them. Citations in the source list are not affiliate links.
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