Motorola Cb Radios

Bought these radios a month ago and there amazing. I’ve used them a few times and there so much better then CB’s.

Bought these to replace cb radios on farm, worked great!

Great little radios, so far. Good range relative to similar Motorola Talkabouts.

Tried CB radios but never had clear transmission so we went with the micromobile 2-way radios and have had great reception so far.

I use Motorola radios for communication between crewmembers when on video shoots. When our hands are otherwise occupied with cameras, lighting, and audio, this remote speaker/mic makes portable radios more efficient and useful. This product works perfectly, with good transmission and reception.

Bought 3 of these units to swap forestry equipment over from CB radios. Best idea ever. Work 10x better than CB. Sounds like sitting beside who you're talking to

Bought this specifically for a trip out west but have found myself using it with my buddies on camping trips more often than our cb’s. Very quite operation. Range is good. Voice is crisp and clear. Functions are fairly easy once you learn the proper ways to use them. Weather stations are clear also and come in handy when you’re “off the grid” in the woods somewhere and need weather updates. Over all I really like these radios. I just purchased a new mxt275 to pair with these radios and to get out a little further with a bigger antenna. That way I can have the hand helds to share with friends that may not have comms when we’re on the trails.

I purchased 6 of these radios for our equipment along with accessories. The range on these radios is incredible. I have been around cb radios all my life and these out perform them hands down. If you are thinking about a Midland radio, I would highly recommend them!

I have had Midland CB radios before and never had any problems at all, still have one that is more then 20 years and still working great. And with the new handhelds I just got I'm sure will get the same great performance and the cost was a great price.

I use these on the trail with friends that have not made the switch from CB.