Maylawn Walkie Talkies Long Range Pack of 2, Two Way Radios for Adults

Work perfectly, and sound was clear and consistent

These work well across a larger house to allow us to communicate with disabled child upstairs and save us running up and down constantly. Sound quality reasonable, some interference on channel and obviously not private channel for the price but fine for short messages around house. At times some interference on channel which comes over as loud noise. You need a screw driver to attach clips to radios and minimal instructions on how to do this. Small, not too large or heavy to use. Have stood up to dropping. Charging needs a USB plug x two of them.

Good build quality; decent range and clear transmission. Battery life seems adequate, and overall, excellent value for the price. The only flaw I found is the Red/Green LED charging indicators on the base units, don't always change to show actual status. I initially thought the radios were not charging, when they actually were. As such, I only gave a 4 star rating.

Fantastic radios works really well and good sound and clean

These wkrk well with other brands. I use mine at work they are reasonably priced. I have just bought some more mainly as i keep leaving them in my cab. The units are easy to use and clear to send and listen to no distortion.

We have an elderly relative residing with us, and my son serves as their primary caregiver. To facilitate effective communication, we sought a reliable set of walkie-talkies. These devices offer an impressive range, extending from our living room to our detached garage. We find them to be an excellent value and highly recommend them.They have a very good battery life and will stay charged through out the day.

It was great really clear audio

Pretty generic, cut-down and minimalistic 2 way radio. It has 16 channels to select, but as there is no digital readout, there is only a tinny blurt of a channel number in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it fashion. I had to twiddle it a few times to try and hear what channel I was on. The quality is cheap. Very cheap and I expect it won't last. It feels like it'll crumble upon any stress given to it. The frame doesn't flex too well, so I expect the belt clip to snap at any time. The charging cradles are of the same quality, with hard wired USB leads fixed in place. Any thoughts about using your own, more reliable and safer USB cables are gone. Instead you get a cheap USB 1.0, that I expect is only wired up for power with a dollop of solder. The included ear connected is the redeeming factor here, just about. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to wear the damned earpiece. There is a curly arm that doesn't seem to fit any ear I know of. Does the curly bit go atop the ear, or below? Does the sire supposed to come from the top, but then the earphone would be upside down? This earpiece you can tuck the radio into a pocket somewhere and use the ear piece instead, if you can figure it out. Forget trying to stretch that little bit of sponge around the ear piece. 15mm will never fit into a 5mm without tearing. Save yourself some time and buy some separate ones which will be much more comfortable. Worth the price? Sure. The price was enough to justify these to be almost disposable. You certainly won't get anything of decent quality or that price. That in itself has earned it the three stars.