Portable Charging Station For Handheld Radios

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

This is a good, reliable portable power station. Fast charging is the best! I use a few of these to keep the fridges going during power outages.

I was looking for a reliable portable power station at a reasonable price to help me get back into camping with essential electronics. The River Pro 2 seemed like a good fit. The fast charging works as advertised. The solar panels are easy to set up and charge well, especially if you adjust during the charging as the sun moves. I was pleasantly surprised that my CPAP will work for two nights on a full charge. It easily handles basic equipment and tasks to include inflating air mattresses, charging phone, and charging hand vacuum cleaner.

Excellent handheld radios, easy to use lightweight and really good range

GMRS Portable Radios are what my wife and I need as we travel around America.

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

The Panasonic Portable radio has much better audio than other portable radios. B&H Photo & Video’s price was a good bargain!

For a couple of years, we used handheld radios with wires. Our team didn't like the wires as it is normally tugged during work. This wireless system is so seamless and keeps everyone on the same page. It adds 10x the production value.

I bought these battery packs for my hubby to use in the Midland handheld radios he uses for work. They hold a charge well, he has had no problems with them.

I was able to take these handheld radios with me on an off road 4X4 trail last weekend. Some folks in my group had some super cheap radios that they picked up at a local big box store, and these Midlands showed them up. Our group got seperated, and when they were calling us we were out of their low output range. I then gave them one of mine to use, and the conversations were much clearer. We could get three times as far, and did not lose them again. The bonus was that after a full day of wheeling the Midland battery level did not drop one bar, but 3 out of their 4 radios had died.