Agent Plus Earloop Radio Earpiece For Motorola Vl50

I had the same IFB earpiece used be the Secret Service, A friend Presidential detail agent told me who the U.S.S.S buy's from. This is as good and you can select which ear without ordering one for the left or right ear. The ear piece is so comfortable you don't have to pay extra for a molded ear adapter, the universal one's it comes with will never make feel you are wearing it even after 14 hours. Don't blow you $$$ on the cheaper ones, you will spend more buying different ones that don't fit or work as well. 10-4, QSL, 73's.

Good quality cable. Instead of camera use, I am using this for extension cable from a HT radio to earpiece.

This earpiece is so great. It's easy to use when working on a production event. I love that I can switch the earpiece to either ear. Plus the sound quality is great.

I picked up this phone to replace my aging g5s Plus. I've been a fan of the g series from motorola for awhile so I knew it wouldn't disappoint me and overall the phone works exactly as expected. Build quality is good even if it's not full metal like my g5. My only gripe would be the removal of the home and back buttons in favor of swiping which feels like an apple feature.

I was already using a Motorola G8 Plus and it was fine. There were some things I didn't like about file structures and certain apps but I overlooked those because of the fantastic battery life. I read an article about the Moto G and saw it has an even longer battery life. You can never say no to longer battery life and this one can honestly go 2 to 3 days if I only use it sparingly. And by that, I mean check messages maybe every 4 hours play WWF only a few times a day and make only the calls you need to make. Also, turn all the notifications off, which I always do. I keep all my ringtones on my sd card but wasn't able to select them on the new phone so I ended up calling tech support. They instructed me to copy them from the card to the phone and boom, there they all were. Problem solved. The phone is easy for me to hold and handle in my hand, isn't too heavy, and I see the screen just fine in bright sunshine outside. I really haven't found a downside to this phone and don't think I will.

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

Agent was very helpfull.

Pocketwizard is obviously the gold standard for radio tansmitters. They just work... all the time.I'm always shooting on a strict budget, so in the past I've tried to make do with cheaper radio transmitters. But they're sporatic at best. With pocket wizard, you KNOW your strobe is going to fire EVERY TIME. Additionally, any studio you go into will be equipped with them, so cross compatability is never going to be an issue.The new Plus X line is fantastic!! I've honestly never been in a situation where I've needed more than 3 channels, so 10 is just perfect, and the price $ for 2 is just fantastic. These are the perfect successor to the Plus II, and actually cheaper. The Plus III (while lovely), is plain overkill for me, and since all the plus series talks to each other, it's not even an issue.

I am new to radio and this radio made things easier to get talking to people. Plus I plan on getting the ammo can box from Midland to have a nice portable unit.