Rechargeable Walkie Talkies,Fvamom Walkies Talkies for Adults with 22 Channels,Long Range Walkie Talkies with NOAA Weather Channels,VOX LCD Display LED Flashlight for Hiking Camping Trip(Black)

Got these for my kids for a birthday gift. They love them.

Bought for my son and a buddy of his who lives about 3 blocks away in the same neighborhood, because I’m old enough to remember Tom Hanks and his buddy in “Big” in the 80s and thought it’d be kinda fun for them to have something not cell based or online (he’s a bit young for that in my view).Doesn’t reach 9/10 times, forget about the mile or two range as advertised. Fully charged both die very quickly, a couple hours on standby.I would return, but I’m not going to go thru the hassle. Wouldn’t buy again, for sure.

Every thing works as described, I was skeptical but they work great. I bought them for my 9yro. I bought them because they were the cheapest ones that were rechargeable. I think it's even c type, plug which is great.

The distance covered by these units is unbelievable. Planning on using them on my cruise!

I've used a lot of portable radios, from inexpensive consumer units like these, to very expensive commercial/industrial grade units. These are definitely at the bargain budget price point, yet do work ok for basic communications. The menus and options are not always clear or easy to follow using the keys, and sometimes it takes some experimenting and false starts to make the choices you are intending to make, and get the options set the way you prefer. The instructions are mostly clearly written, yet the menus and options in the radios don't always seem to match what the instructions are describing. One thing lacking is a clear and easy way to lock the keypad so the keys aren't accidentally pressed. This is quite an inconvenience. Another thing I noticed is that the "flashlight" is just a tiny bulb that doesn't put out much light, and doesn't appear to be an LED, as advertised. The compact size means the three AAA batteries are a fairly small power pack. If you are doing a lot of communicating over several hours, you will want to carry extra fully charged batteries. The main positive feature for me is the very small size, good sound quality when used at close range, and the USB recharging option. For my needs these radios are a good economical choice.

Tiny but very useful when you don’t have cellphone coverage in the area! They are small so not big and bulky like the professional versions, but highly recommended

These seem to work good but one set of buttons is upside down. SMH

Using the once. in July. Try to recharge the phones in Oct. Neither of the two would recharge. BAD