RT76P Long Range GMRS Portable two way radios with Display

I purchased 3 for my family farm, one for my wife and I, and one to keep here at our house. This distance is currently enough for me to communicate with my wife and my children. The quality is very good, and it is also very friendly to me as a new GMRS walkie talkie.

The first GMRS radio I purchased and still one of the best. 30 channels, connect with repeaters, NOAA stations, and listen in on VHF/UHF bands. Programming is easy with the software and the latest firmware updates resolve some issues that others have mentioned. Once configured, the radio performs perfectly.

Good radios but they come programmed with tones already in them that if you’re talking to another retevis you’re fine but to communicate with another GMRS radio you need to add the tones to that radio or remove them from the retevis.

I liked the radio.and can program with pc, the function is good.

Totally satisfying，the radio work good. so like it

Good quality walkie talkies! So good they were picking up police walkies too;). Great range and easy to use! Packaged very well.

The firmware update has improved this radio immensely. You can now use the radio keypad to change all settings. The build quality of this radio is very good. The display, while not high resolution, is actually bright and sharp (compared to a UV-5R for example). The speaker is loud and sounds very good. Not at all thin or tinny. Battery is a bit small but lasts for quite a while. I can't say I love the form factor. These radios are a bit short and chubby. Fortunately because of the build quality, they are comfortable to hold. No seams or rough edges. Pretty good belt clip as well. If you tried the RT76P in the past and were disappointed because of the programming limitations, it is definitely worth revisiting this radio, Exceptional quality and BTW very good support from Retevis if you ever need it. Start by contacting them for the new firmware.

Talking range will vary by environment, but hiking in relatively open spaces well over a mile is easukt possible (really much farther should be doable), but if you're in an urban environment, you'll do well to get half a mile. That's true of all radios that don't use infrastructure to repeat their signal.

The display is nice and crisp, although small. And those little icons are even smaller, so wear your glasses.

The radios feel solid but lightweight at the same time. The Pofung and Tidradio competitors definitely have more heft to them while being a bit smaller in size. This radio, however, being a bit larger, is easier to handle, especially with gloves. One disadvantage for most users will be the required use of the charging trays for the radios - many others have gone to charging via USB-C by directly plugging into the battery, a definite advantage while hiking, camping and even at home.

The radios are usable right out of the box, but to really make them shine one needs to use the programming software. As Part 95E certificated radios, you cannot change the frequencies programmed or add additional frequencies to them (here's hoping for an eventual "update"). The antennas are also fixed, but if you loosen the torx screw at the base of the antenna, it is removable.

First off, these radios are very nice and an improvement over the bubble pack radios commonly sold. It's nice they are type certified so are legal to use on GMRS.i like ti

I really like the radios, especially NOAA weather alert function, and can forcast the bad conditions

Expect a 2-3 mile range good sound quality weather radio may be hard to get if you live far from a transmitter. I don't plan on programming the radios so can't comment on that but feel they are a good value for the money.

Big LCD display,you can see the information