Motorola Radios For Sale Charging Station

Here are some things that could be improved on this set of radios: - The charging station does not indicate when charging is complete - The Midland rechargeable battery makes the radio believe the radio is full-battery until it goes to low battery with no in-between Apart from that, there are excellent radio and well worth the price

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

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.

5-Thumbs up! Nice all in one charging station for all my Apple products!

I am not an expert by any means on radios or electronics. The sound is wonderful on this small sized radio. I can reach many more stations than on my C Crane radio with great clarity. The station that I listen to most has a weaker signal and this is the only station that I need the antenna extended to bring it in clearly and it does so better than the CC radio. It is light weight, seems well made and it is a handsome radio. I would consider buying another.

For about a decade I've used some Cobra Micro Talk radios with clip worn mics. This worked okay but I was never really happy with them. After breaking two of them at the last event I noticed these UltraLITE headsets on sale and after a little research, made the puchase. I'm very glad I did. These really make things easier being truly hands-free so we can operate gear with both hands and stay in contact. I've now used them indoors and outdoors and the work well. Extra batteries took a little searching to find. I'm so pleased with these that if they go on sale again I will likely buy more so I have have a set for two different location events happening at the same time.

Fasts charging at any level 2 EV station and charges fast

We are using our Midland two-way radios more and more, and we just needed a couple more bases for charging them. These bases work well for us and don't take up too much space.

I’ve had these little Walkies for a week now and they have gotten the job done. We’ve used them to communicate between cars on our drive to Joshua Tree National Park as well as within the park, the park has zero cell coverage. Additionally, I left one at a friends house about a mile away to test them in the suburbs. In both cases, we had zero issues. When you purchase a bargain product like this it is all about trades offs and the Midland Radios make the right ones to get the right price. Pros: -Perfect for camping, caravanning, and hiking with groups if you are staying relatively close -Compact durable design allows them to be stashed almost anywhere -Rechargeable batteries and base means less waste and a smaller footprint -Radios snap into charging base with a satisfying click and lights indicate you are charging -Enough channels to avoid congestion and background noise -Screen lock child proofs radio settings for communication with younger children Cons: -Like all Walkie Talkies that claim 20+ miles, these will never actually get that -Would not count on these over a mile distance -If you are using these in the outdoors like me you will need to pick up a car charger adapter to charge on the road -If you want weather alerts you’ll have to upgrade to the Midlands LXT600VP3 -Belt clips are not hinged and just a simple piece of plastic At this price range, the pros easily outweigh the cons and this product is an easy recommendation.

I purchase a pair of the GXT1030. Plan on using them at the MOORE Expo along with my MXT500. Radios both were charged upon receipt, the granddaughter and I had a little using them at the park. Radios work great. It would be nice if there were a charging cable that would fit the USB C port on the MXT500 for ease of charging in the Jeep.