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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
Bought for my grandson age 10. He loves it. Uses it with friends & family.
Eichendorff
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
Physically, these walkie talkies are quite handy. They're a good size, fitting comfortably in the hand, although I have seen smaller units that offer similar capabilities. They feel sturdy enough to withstand the occasional drop, not that I have tried.The walkie talkies operate on the FMS standard and come equipped with the two common "privacy" system. It's important to note that these codes don't actually ensure privacy at all but do help in reducing unwanted chatter from other users on the same frequency. This is particularly useful when you're in a busy area with lots of radio traffic. A standout feature is the "Group" function, which allows you to pair a "leader" unit with multiple "followers." This is perfect for caravaning, as it simplifies communication between several vehicles.In terms of operation, the walkie talkies are fairly straightforward, but there are some quirks. The absence of a volume or channel knob means you have to navigate through menus to make adjustments, which can be a bit cumbersome, especially if you're in a hurry. However, once you get the hang of it, the device is relatively easy to use. The audio quality is surprisingly good.One downside is the included batteries, which are only 1000 mAH. That's half of what is standard nowadays, and may not last through a day of extended use. But the batteries are regular niMh AA's, meaning you can replace them with better ones, or carry spares.Overall, these walkie talkies are a practical choice for short- range communication such as around camp or to maneuver an RV into a spot without causing marital problems (if you know, you know). They offer useful features like the "Group" function and decent audio quality, although the lack of traditional knobs and weak included batteries are drawbacks.
MBolton
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025
Worked great for our family moving across country in several vehicles.
Kris
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
We wanted to get a set of walkie talkies for our family to use around our neighborhood and as back-up communication for emergencies. This is a really great set of walkie talkies - super functional and high quality, without a crazy high price tag. They are rechargeable - they actually each use 3 AA batteries, but they come with rechargeable AA batteries which can be charged via the charging cable without removing them from the handset. The handsets feel solid in the hand. There is a strong clip on the back, and the buttons are soft and don't stick.As far as the intended function, these work great for communication. They have lots of channel frequencies, and include other options like an SOS siren and NOAA signal. When we first got them we did a trial with these riding bikes in different directions, and were still able to get clear communication well over 1 mile apart (according to the listing the range is 2 miles).I also like the different colors - they are nice and muted, not tacky. Having 4 different colors means each of my family members can "claim" the one they want, and make them more appealing to the kids without making them look like toys. We are really excited to use these around the neighborhood and for travel/camping. It's also nice to know we have a way to communicate if there is ever an emergency without cell service.
Dale T. Steele
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Arrived well packed in compact organized box that can be reused for storage, recycling. Outer shipping package used was too easily damaged limiting ability to recycle.Manual well written with useful and informative details and easy setup steps. Great example for other companies to follow. Easy radio setup tips and features allow for quick and reliable use.Are radios sturdy enough for safe field use? OK. Light weight plastic, good grip, compact, belt clip and lanyard helpful. Bright colors helpful if misplaced or lost. The belt clips performed well with no drops. Lanyards probably better for youth uses.Can radios communicate with other brand radios including General Mobile Radio Service system units (GMRS) that require a license but use the same frequencies? Yes, I picked up signals from local repeaters and communicated with GMRS handheld units. Privacy code features allow control of communication or interference by others.Can they be used at events and other outdoor activities with minimal training? Yes. These types of activities should be a good use with easy pre-setup, use of locked keys and a few words of guidance about communication.I was able to communicate up to distances up to around 1 mile while on flat ground with buildings and trees in between. This seems adequate for basic radio equipment like these walkie talkie units.Do lights, siren, NOAA weather and hazard warning features add any value? Yes. Easy to use features. Probably lower battery life with frequent use but good features to include.Will radio survive typical drops? Low drops etc OK. Hard surfaces or stepping on them would easily break case.Are there any options to allow use under rainy conditions? Limited, store in plastic bag, take out and use under cover. Avoid use over water etc like with all electronics.Can radios operate independently? Yes, weather and hazard warning features, channel and privacy code scan functions can help become more familiar with radio use. Use standard channels allowing communication with other similar radiosAre there any replaceable parts if lost or broken? Dual USB-C charging cables handy but regular cables could be used. Lanyards standard could be replaced. Rechargeable AA batteries standard for easy replacement. Standard earphone jack allows addition of headphones. Other accessories like cases etc. may be available.Performance OK with rechargeable batteries? Yes. Good move to provide rechargeable batteries and encourage reuse rather than waste. I left radios on most of the day and power saver feature managed battery use adequately. Being able to charge 2 radios with one cable helps. Bring a power bank for long day use in field or weekend camping.I am impressed with this four unit 2 way radio set. The manual is easy to read and very informative with simple setup and many settings easily controlled to fine tune radio use. The units are compact, feel solid with functional belt clips, rechargeable batteries and safety features like weather news, flashlight, alarm and more. I recommend this product for those that have outdoor uses including youth recreation and more.
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