pxton Waterproof walkie talkies Long Range for Adults with Headphones and Charger Dock，GMRS Handheld Two Way radios Rechargeable NOAA walkie Talkie (4 Pack)

These radios are an excellent value compared to other name brand options. They are rechargeable and hold a great charge. You can expect about 6-8 hours of usage before recharging, depending on how often you are talking on them. The sound quality is great and they seem to work for about 1/4 mile if there are numerous obstructions or up to about 1 mile when it is more open/rolling country. Past the 1 mile point you may still have contact, but there will be some static. I have dropped these and they have held up well with no issues.

These work really well. We have spring water a the well is pretty far from the house. We are able to talk to each other from a long distance. Would definitely buy again

These are very nice. They work just as I had hoped! We use them as a way to reach other rooms to check on the elderly.

Works fine. Bad instructions. To Turn on NOAA, keep WT OFF. Press and hold down the (-) minus and then turn ON while pressing down the (-) button. I tried to contact customer support when I couldn’t figure out how to turn on the NOAA but info (at) thepxton (dot) com doesn’t work so either it’s a bogus front or they haven’t been paying the bills. Either way, you’re not going to get any support from this defunct(?) company. They write “hours of operation” but since email doesn’t work and they don’t have a phone number (Amazon’s link goes to their website too) be aware you’re going to have to deal with whatever issue that may come up on your own.

Purchased it to communicate with family members in our property in southern Europe. It exceeded our expectations: Not only did it handle the 3 story reinforced concrete house without any problem, it allowed communication (3-4 km away) with the nearby village. even under no direct "line-of-sight" conditions. Communication is clear and battery life up to par. Required FCC license was easy to obtain. We are very pleased with the price and the performance.

Where to start. I ranked this review 5 stars so hopefully it shows at the top and people read it. I really think the radios should get three or four stars because the manual is terrible. A lot of people reviewing these radios have no clue how GMRS radios work. Channels 1-14 are shared with the FRS and are low power channels, you won't get as much range if you use them. Channels 15-22 are high power channels, you will get better range with them. Channels 23-38 are for repeater use, you can't talk directly radio to radio, they transmit and receive on different frequencies, you need a repeater in the middle. So people saying the channels don't work are wrong, they just don't know how to use those channels. Next, the manual is crap, there are privacy codes you can use, all the channels have privacy codes configured, nothing in the manual tells you how what they are or how to change them, so unless you know what they are, it's difficult to get another brand radio to talk to these radios. But here is the secret: These radios are a clone of a Baofeng MP31. Buy a Baofeng programing cable, go to the Baofeng web site and down load the programing software for the MP31 GMRS radio. Install the software, plug the cable into the speaker mike jack, turn the radio on and the audio to full volume and go to town programing your privacy codes.

They work alright for the price. I went like 1 mile and it was very clear. I thought it was more according to a review made on YouTube, but it works for my application. Then again, terrains conditions matter, I was in the wood. I got to test in a clear area. So far, they work good. Seller AAAAA+, great price for this unit. Thanks a LOT!

Worked ok for 4/5 of a mile with trees and houses in the way, for 20 bucks no issue at all. Channels 22 -> 38 do not work, seems both radios can get and transmit but neither will receive. For the price, well keep these, but would have liked to at least have features that were advertised. I do like the lack of buttons - easy for the wife (none-techy) to use and less likely to break due to a drop (kids). Battery seems to last a long time, I do like the USB charging option so I don't have to "lug" around additional chargers.

The only thing that they could have done better is the reach distance in town. The straight line of sight is okay. It is surely not long range radio's.