Indian smartphone accessories and gadgets manufacturer iGear has launched a new product in India dubbed iGear Evoke Solar Radio and MP3 player.  The product adopts a retro-styled design with a design looking like a radio cassette player but instead, it is just a radio and MP3 player.

In keeping up with the retro design, the Evoke ditches the more modern digital dial but instead, it comes with an analog dial with moving needle tuning indicators and more. The body is made from toughened ABS plastic

The radio is well suited for regions where electricity is a challenge, as it comes with solar charging support. It isn’t just designed for FM radio but it still supports AM and SW. It also features support for Bluetooth 5.0 which can be used to play music from a connected phone. There is also a USB flash drive port to also connect a media device. The 5-watt speaker onboard is powerful enough to deliver vivid bass.

The iGear Evoke packs a 1200mAh battery that is rechargeable. The design includes a solar panel at the top integrated with the body and can charge the battery. Apart from solar charging, it can also be charged from a power source.

As for the price, the iGear Evoke solar radio and MP3 player is priced at Rs. 3000 (~$40). The device will be available in three color options – Pearl Blue, White-Champagne Gold, and Yellow- Black. The gadget will be sold on Amazon, Flipkart, and via iGear’s website.

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