Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought these originally for our family when we might go camping. We never really had a chance to use them. This past weekend, our dog was lost on a mountain and we used this to coordinate with each other. We did not have cell phone service, so it was really helpful to have. Range was great! Good quality! Easy to use! The one thing to be careful about is attaching it to your waistband. We lost one because we were navigating really thick brush and it was attached to the waistband using the clip provided. You may want to attach it through a belt loop.

So far so good. Works well. Haven’t pushed the range limits yet. My only issue is when I set my walkie down next to my car stereo, it tends to pick up static from my radio as if someone’s trying to communicate with me

Excellent range, very clear, very good utility and battery with very good life

Used mainly for offroad driving and mountain hiking when theres 0 signal. It is clear and provides good audio quality

Just got my radios in. Plugged the charger in and one of the radios batteries started melting inside the radio and when I took it off the charger because I could smell the plastic burning it was so hot it burned my hand. DEFINITELY RETURNING THEM

the product is good and I connected it well at the best buy store

The battery does not work well. The first week I used it for 10 hours, but now it does not work for three hours. It has been with me for almost two weeks and I am unable to return it.

Excellent sound, range, and custom user features. I got these to communicate with friends when off-roading, and have not had any issues with them at all. Much more affordable than some others, yet still provide a lot of the same staple and necessary features. I have only had them die on me once, and it was probably because I did not charge tham at all between a string of three consecutive outings. The battery indicator is misleading. They read as full battery, but they obviously were not. Even when they died on me, letting them sit for a few minutes and trying to turn them back on the battery indicator read full again. Just keep them charged or charge them up right before going out and that won't be an issue.

Purchased these 2-way communication radio for the outdoors, hiking and camping. Great Range of up to 28-miles! Clear communication, easy to operate, and easy to dock inside the included charging cradle. The added USB charging option is also a great addition from the older models.

The two ways radio is easy to use. The voice on the hand sets were very clear. The signals were very good.

Great two-way radios we used for work at our construction sites. Long range and very clear. Easy to communicate with these radios.

My family needed a way to keep in touch on a trip moving from one state to another. While we could've used our phones we wanted to use our phones for GPS in the event we individually got lost, along with the fact that cell signal could potentially drop. Plus a radio would be quicker instead of starting up a call. Seeing as we'd keep close to each other we chose to use Radios. As this comes in a three pack and has a decently large range, we went with this. With three vehicles we traveled over the highway closely together. The radios worked quite fine, even in instances where we'd be separated a bit. Naturally there's some noise but it only became an issue if you fell behind by quite a bit. Overall they had good battery line and good range.

I go through a set of inexpensive radios about once a year for camping/fishing/hunting/ATV'ing. I've stuck with Midland brand, as they've been better than cobra and Motorola. I usually buy the smallest ones they make, but needed some in a pinch so I got these. I bit more expensive, but are better than the lowest models with no sub-codes. These have some nice features, talking and hearing is very clear and goes a pretty long way, even in steep terrain and deep woods. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this model of two way radio from Midland. They are definitely an improvement over the lower models.

We purchased these to use on our recent trip when we were in two cars and wanted an easy way to communicate between us for directions, stops etc. Everyone told us to just use our phones but that seemed too much of a hassle so, after much research, I purchased this set of Midland X-Talkers and I am so happy I did. I am very impressed with their performance - sound quality is loud and clear. Since we were never more than 2 or 3 tractor trailer lengths apart I never got to test the ultimate range but for our use these talkies never had any problems. We were able to stay in constant contact. The battery life was good. The night before our trip I charged them overnight (they were brand new and fresh out of their packaging) and they lasted for almost a full 10 hours before we finally got the "battery dead" indicator. I like the fact that they come with rechargeable batteries and a very nice desktop charger, but for our next adventure I will be taking along a couple packs of standard batteries to supplement the rechargeables. The X-Talkers seem rugged and well made and I think would be great for hiking, biking, camping and road trips with friends/family.

I searched for awhile on which type of walkie talkies I wanted to get. And came across these ones. I’m so glad I did. They are reasonably priced, they work really well. I got them for me and my 4 year old daughter to play with and she is obsessed with them. She thinks they’re so fun. They are easy to use which is nice.definitely worth it.

We used these radios to travel as a group together up in the backwoods of Minnesota and Ontario. I have no idea how the manufacturers can say that it's a 26 mile range, after about a mile on the interstate and backroads that was about it for range. When not traveling at highway speeds and on the lake it had a range of about 2 1/2 miles. they worked well within those smaller areas but once you got out past a mile or so it was pretty broken up. If you were going to use them with scouts and they stayed within a mile of the camp, it would be fine, anything outside of that range, you need better communication tools.

I've been using these two-way radios for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed with their performance. The audio quality is crystal clear, even at longer distances, and the signal range is exactly what I needed — strong and consistent, whether I’m out hiking, working on a job site, or coordinating an event. The battery life is excellent — it easily lasts through a full day of use without needing a recharge. The build quality is solid too, with a durable design that can handle rough conditions without any issues. Setup was quick and easy, and the included features like multiple channels, privacy codes, and hands-free (VOX) capability make these radios incredibly versatile. They’ve quickly become an essential tool for staying connected when cell service isn't an option. Highly recommend these for outdoor adventures, construction teams, or anyone who needs reliable communication on the go.

Very easy to use and change settings. The range was perfect and sound was very clear.

Bought this as a gift for my kids so that they'd have something higher quality than a toy, but without breaking the bank. I like that it comes with a charger and an option to use standard batteries in case the rechargeable ones are no longer working. Only one instance so far of the walkie talkies picking up an outside conversation. We switched channels and couldn't seem to get rid of it, so we turned them off and tried again 30 minutes later. No big deal since we weren't looking for a "perfect" solution. Good buy for the price!

They have a simple design, but are quite resistant to hits and falls in case you plan to use it outdoors and you get good signal on all 3 devices