QUOLIX 10 Miles Walkie Talkies for Adults Long Range, Emergency Two-Way Radio, NOAA Weather Radio with FM, SOS, LED Flashlight, Solar and Hand Crank Charging for Household and Outdoor Camping, Hiking

The media could not be loaded. These walkie talkies are brilliant fun and actually have a surprisingly good range.They are ideal for adults and teens, and have a nice clear sound.We took them hiking with us to test them out where there is little to no phone reception.It’s a great way to stay in touch with one another.The battery also seems excellent lasting us all day with battery to spare.They do feel robust and substantial and I feel they will take a few knocks and drops.The features are great and include a torch with 3 modes, a SOS alarm which works well, and a large back lit LCD screen which is easy to see.They have a crank which keeps the radio and some features working, a solar power panel which is a bit gimmicky but I’m sure produces a small amount of power over time, and it doubles as a power bank too.I particularly like the carabiner style clip which makes them simple to carry and hook onto my backpack, and the weather channel which is very useful if you’re outdoor adventuring.We had them working from one end of our village (which is very rural and not built up) all the way to the other to the other which is well over a mile, which exceeded our expectations.They are fairly priced, work perfectly and are great for camping, hiking and outdoor adventuring.They arrive with a two USB-C charging cables, clear instructions and a 12 month warranty which speaks to quality and reliability.I would recommend them and I hope you find my review helpful.

These walkie talkies are excellent. Love the functionality (what don’t they do??). The solar charging takes a while, and the wind-up dynamo is useful. The most impressive thing is the sound quality. It is really clear. And the range is as advertised. One downside is that the buttons are really hard to press because of the waterproofing. But still, 4/5

Whilst they arrive in a nondescript, relatively small, brown box. These walie talkies are far from bland. In fact they're the Liam Neeson of walkie talkies. They have a particular set of skills that make them a nightmare for other walkie talkie manufacturers!Firstly, they're very portable and compact but they pack a punch. They have an inbuilt belt clip and they weigh nothing at all. There is a monochrome display and this clearly shows channel and battery power. Battery can be charged by the mains/USB, the built-in solar panel or the hand crank. The hand crank is so easy to use and certainly helps keep the battery topped up - ingenious.Calls come in nice and clear and although I've not tested the maximum available range as yet they do seem to be pretty good at reasonable distance. You also have a built in FM radio for music. The one end of the walkie talkie has a nice and bright LED tourch light and also there's even an SOS siren sound that it can emit if you run into trouble and need to call for help.They come supplied with instructions and 2x USB charge cables. You can plug in a set of headphones but they dont come with any.Last but not least - these can even charge your phone as an emergency battery bank. The only thing these are missing is a compass and this would very much be the multi-tool hiking device you never knew you needed :)

The media could not be loaded. These have been very useful for my job. I’m a building manager and always required to service and repair various things relating to the building. Such as repair and servicing the lift, cleaning of ducting, clearing and locating stack pipes.The range is very good and certainly sufficient enough for our use. The audio is clear and has volume control, which can be very loud. Hardly any static sounds when used. The walkie has 9 channels to choose from. Useful if you have to deal with several teams separately.It has a call button to call all users on the same channel. This is loud when used. It also has a torch which has 3 light levels. Also a flashing mode. This can be charged in three ways. With a usb c, hand crank and solar. Now I can only confirm that usb c charging works. Neither the solar or the hand crank indicates it is charging. No maker how long or how fast I turn it. Nothing shows on the display to say it is charging.