Walkie Talkies, MOICO Long Range Walkie Talkies for Adults with 22 FRS Channels, Family Walkie Talkie with LED Flashlight VOX LCD Display for Hiking Camping Trip (Orange 2 Pack)

Great value for what we need! Perfect fit in the hand, work great over good distance for our sized projects, feel well made. Second guessed ordering them and now I'm SO Glad I did!!!! Clear instructions! Small enough for your pocket!

I don’t give reviews often but found this device to be really good and worth the money. My daughter bought this as a gift for a friend in the neighborhood that lives on a different street about 10 houses down. Thought these would only work around her house but my daughter brought one home and they have been able to communicate very well. You can hear the voice on the other end with no static. Very impressed how well these work. Highly recommend!

These walkie talkies are easy to set up and work well for camping and outdoor activities. Range is solid in open areas. Pros: clear sound, easy to use, durable Cons: range decreases in urban environments Bottom line: Good value for casual outdoor communication.

These are not my first set of small radio walkie talkies, so I have some experience with them and this help me set my expectations. Our needs were specific with these in that my wife had foot surgery and has regular need to assistance from me throughout the day and night. As this is a long recovery (3 months) I felt like we needed to replace our failed set of radios that had finally died with something similar. I chose these and we have been very pleased. She can easily get my attention before speaking with the call signal (sent by pressing the speak button twice rapidly) and then we communicate. We are both pleased with the clarity and volume for $20.00 radios. We also picked orange and black which is hard to lose...and the clip on the back goes on a pocket, belt, or collar quite easily. We have not used them between vehicles BUT we have used them between her being inside while I was outside and they worked well in spite of the fact that our house has foil faced insulation and virtually no radio signals go in or out through it. Distance on our property might be an issue if I were to go farther afield, but I am staying close during this time. When I leave for short trips we simply switch to cell phones. The only issue we face, as some have pointed out, is battery consumption. I do not really believe they are any worse than any of the other radios we have used. We turn them off when we are in the same room or if I am within earshot of her. Some days they are on constantly (until bed time) and we still get several days out of each set of 4 AAA batteries. Would it be nice if they had rechargeable battery packs? Sure, but at a $20.00 price point I do not see that happening. Once she is back on her feet later this summer I will take the batteries out of them, store them away in the office, until we have brief need of them again. They are great for two people matching switches and outlets to breakers on different floors for instance. If you want to go the rechargeable route for more constant use, definitely do so! But for us these are just for a while, and then they will go up on a shelf.

Older couple so bought a pair for our separate bedroom. Works great a a very reasonable price.

3 miles huh? I don’t think so. This only work within a very short distance but did it’s very minimal job.

Bought for my young sons- questioned keeping them for emergencies after opening them. Great product! Durable- easy to use

In the process of moving, we pulled over to an interstate convenience store for a break. Returning to the truck and car, we noticed a solid, high pitched noise coming from the cab, bouncing off the ceiling, off the back of the cab, loud enough we were unable to identify where it was coming from. Checked the engine, under the truck, and in back. Called the truck rental service to continue troubleshooting the problem. They concluded a technician would need to come out to troubleshoot, about 1-2 hours wait time. While we were waiting, I spotted the walkie talkie sitting in a cupholder, jammed on, with a nonstop high pitched noise, not something we did, it just went haywire on its own. Cancelled the emergency road service in time, and both the truck company and ourselves had a good laugh. Didn't want to litter the freeway, but I was ready to discard them at that point. Upon purchasing them we found the instructions to be a bit sketchy, but were confident after testing that they would work. They worked fine when in the house and we assumed incorrectly they would do the job during our travel. Not more than 2 miles away once we were on our way, we tested them. No reception, just interference and scratcy noise. We pulled over, and discovered they only worked when we were out of the car and cab, facing each other. They did not have a clear transmission between the car and truck, and they certainly wouldn't work long range. Each channel had interference, and other people's chatter, but no clear transmission for us. Although the listing stated that the company had "qualified engineers" to address the problem, there is also a statement "This item is not eligible for this service". If you are thinking about purchasing this brand and model, I would recommend reading the information carefully before deciding. Due to the move, we were unable to return them because I had gone past the time allowed.