Motorola Handheld Radio Sets

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!

Very nice handheld system. Work great for so there's no need to have radio in every vehicle.

A great softbox the the V1. Sets up quickly, can be handheld or use on a light stand or boom pol.

Zoom H2n is not new but it still sets a standard in handheld recording. Compared it to iPhones and there is simply no comparison. Mostly recording acoustic guitars, cajon, and vocal. Battery life is great using Sanyo rechargeables.

I own six Sennheiser G4 handheld sets, and they are my go-to for wireless. I run them on an RF distro system for any size venue. I like the form factor of the SKM500 mic, it is extremely durable in my experience, and has numerous options for capsules. This set comes with the e945 capsule, which is my personal favorite of Sennheiser for clarity and I find it’s always easy to dial in on a variety of vocalists.

Not much to say about this case, other than it's a perfect fit for my two Sennheiser wireless lav sets. In retrospect, wish I'd initially bought the two-lavs-plus-handheld kit that this case is designed for. Instead, I bought one lav set and the single set case, so now I have a small case I don't need, and a large case with a slot for a handheld mic I don't have. My bad, should've been more confident that I'd need eventually need two lav sets. Oh, and like the single case, this comes with a large B&H sticker on it that's annoying, but oh well.

Great little radio! Talking to others on and off road with ease, not having to hold a handheld and worry about batteries. For the price it is an awesome kit, especially with the bigger antenna.

After much searching we chose to replace the handheld's for use between cars. This radio was chosen because the controls are on the hand held-mike so the main unit can be placed anywhere in our small cars. With just the included small antenna I could communicate with a like unit over a hill and at about 1/4 mile out-of-sight through large trees and when out-of-sight through housing. This was also on the lower channels which I understand to be of a lower output. Clarity is also very good. Menu driven setup is a bit hard to do

We use this spray at a LP-FM radio station (part of the non-profit I work at), and I bought some for the handheld mic someone is going to be using for some podcaster on the street interviews. Great for mics that will be used by lots of people (DJs, guests) or as I mentioned. You can't guarantee everyone will use or have masks, so this is a good sanitation option.