Motorola Radio Repair Service

If and when in need of computer support, and or repair it's a good service to have.

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!

Bought brand new, had an issue sent it in for repair and recieved a new one instead amazing service!

As a longtime user of Motorola products, I'd say they hit it out of the park with this one...and B&H service is always fast and reliable. Awesome phone, price and service!

My first experience with Tascam was a small portable recorder/player. It was very simple to operate and very durable. It was about the size of a portable radio. It endured several years of use for recording our Sabbath worship services and my weekly radio program. When that unit finally gave up the ghost, I chose to go to a more sophisticated model: Tascam CD-RW900SX Professional. With this unit, I am able to record a studio quality message for both my Sabbath studies and my radio program. Although I do not necessarily need all of the bells and whistles this unit provides, they are there if and when I need them. B&H has been very helpful and responsive in assisting me to solve any problems that have arisen (very few). My first RW900 unit had a problem that I submitted to a Tascam authorized repair shop in my home state of Georgia. They declared it to have been irreparable. B&H had provided an insurance policy of which I took advantage. After I bought a replacement, the insurance company told me to send the first one to them so they could try to repair it. They did. Now I have two units that give me the same professional quality production. Because of the quality of this unit, I decided to keep both of them. Why not?

Used on my Motorola smart phone to record music for church service. Wanted vocals to be louder than piano/organ. This did the trick. Very happy with results.

Replaced a 10 year old Motorola SURFboard. New service speed required the upgrade.

Used regularly for 2 years now. Pros: Very compact; Super-light, super compact. Great image and video quality. Much better than any phone or PnS. Surprisingly good audio Tons of functions for versatility Good and well placed physical controls Software interface is very well thought out and very easy to access. Great focal length range Excellent macro capability Good image stabilization Customer service EXCELLENT! I torqued the lens as it was closing and stripped it. Texas repair center replaced the lens at no charge. I've read complaints of poor communication. I did the follow-up calls at reasonable intervals and found the communication to be just fine. Sounded more like a busy repair shop than a customer service outfit. AOK with me. Be proactive. Cons: Needs light at the tele end so pics in dim light are noisy. Aperature range limited Autofocus has some trouble with low contrast subjects.

PROS: -excellent value -excellent color quality -minimal loss of output at 5600k compared to the single-color version -fast setup: no ballasts or head feeder cables to wrangle -fewer points of failure, since there are no head feeders -you're not paying for a case, which is great if you already have cases -brand name that my clients are starting to know and trust -US-based repair service is available CONS: -fan is a bit loud -I wish the yoke was tilted forward so light could tilt down more -menus are a bit fiddly & unintuitive -Bowens mount release button feels cheap CONCLUSION: Highly recommended. For the price, the cons are minor. Of the brands that offer U.S.-based factory repair service, the Nanlite FS series offers the most output per dollar. I've been lighting for 25 years, and I've seen a lot of lights need repair. There might be cheaper brands, but their value disappears when one needs service and you're faced with the choice of expensive shipping to China or throwing away the light.