Customer Ratings & Reviews

Lousy instructions in tiny print. They work well over a few miles without significant obstruction. Trees and buildings do limit range, however. The battery indicator is not reliable but they hold a charge for a long time, certainly for a day of use.

it works fine. i'm not a demanding user, just use it around the 10 acre property so i am not able to test it's distance capability too well. And I dont use the headsets pros: 1. seems to hold a charge fairly well and thr voice transmission quality seems fine for the short distances i use it. cons: 1. one of the two units has a microphone that seems to take longer to activate than the other and always cuts off the first words of a transmission to the other unit. 2. i did buy for the NOAA weather alerts also, and the quality of the channels is pretty bad where i live. It might not be a function of this unit, I may just be too far from the nearest broadcast station, but i was hoping for better since this is tornado area. 3. navigating the menu's and trying to follow the instructions in the manual is too hard. i followed instructions to enable the weather, but then took me quite a while to set both radio's to a secure channel to talk. i'm not sure i ever got the privacy codes or group codes to work. but the 2 radios communicate and i havent heard anyone else on the channel so that is probably good enough. Needs an online manual where descriptions can be more detailed with pictures. Better yet, take a lesson from those inexpensive car diagnostic pods which have complex menus but seem so much more intuitive than the setup on these units.

Like the fact they are waterproof and they have been durable. Charge lasts for a decent amount of time.