Buen alcance, m

Buen alcance, m

These HTs are VERY similar to the BF-888, but not identical. These have a usb-c charging port, as well as a drop in charger for flexibility. Unlike some other sets, this set includes the AC adapters for the usb cables. Another difference is that the antenna is not removeable to comply with FRS rules. Out of the box, these are configured for FRS frequencies with various CTCS codes used. They are useable by anyone, as is, with no license required. Tones and some receiver settings can be changed by using a standard Kenwood/Baofeng style programming cable and Retevis H-777FRS software or CHIRP. You cannot change the freq with the Retevis software, but CHIRP WILL allow programming to other freqs such as amateur band. Tx and RX audio are acceptable quality, but not what you would find in a higher grade radio. For about $11 each though, these are hard to beat (I do miss a detachable antenna) for a low cost knock around radio for the kids, family, or occasional use organization. At this price point, they are almost 'disposable' radios and great for situations where you might damage or lose one. Construction is ok, but not super robust. These are NOT waterproof and should be protected from moisture. You can also use the included earpiece headset, or a Kenwood/Baofeng speaker mike for noisy environments. Range is a little more limited than its BF-888 cousin due to its shorter fixed antenna. It is adequate for shorter ranges though. If you need a bunch of cheap FRS units, this would be a good deal for you. They com boxed two to a set (5 sets) so you can easily split these up if needed.

These HTs are VERY similar to the BF-888, but not identical. These have a usb-c charging port, as well as a drop in charger for flexibility. Unlike some other sets, this set includes the AC adapters for the usb cables. Another difference is that the antenna is not removeable to comply with FRS rules. Out of the box, these are configured for FRS frequencies with various CTCS codes used. They are useable by anyone, as is, with no license required. Tones and some receiver settings can be changed by using a standard Kenwood/Baofeng style programming cable and Retevis H-777FRS software or CHIRP. You cannot change the freq with the Retevis software, but CHIRP WILL allow programming to other freqs such as amateur band. Tx and RX audio are acceptable quality, but not what you would find in a higher grade radio. For about $11 each though, these are hard to beat (I do miss a detachable antenna) for a low cost knock around radio for the kids, family, or occasional use organization. At this price point, they are almost 'disposable' radios and great for situations where you might damage or lose one. Construction is ok, but not super robust. These are NOT waterproof and should be protected from moisture. You can also use the included earpiece headset, or a Kenwood/Baofeng speaker mike for noisy environments. Range is a little more limited than its BF-888 cousin due to its shorter fixed antenna. It is adequate for shorter ranges though. If you need a bunch of cheap FRS units, this would be a good deal for you. They com boxed two to a set (5 sets) so you can easily split these up if needed.

These HTs are VERY similar to the BF-888, but not identical. These have a usb-c charging port, as well as a drop in charger for flexibility. Unlike some other sets, this set includes the AC adapters for the usb cables. Another difference is that the antenna is not removeable to comply with FRS rules. Out of the box, these are configured for FRS frequencies with various CTCS codes used. They are useable by anyone, as is, with no license required. Tones and some receiver settings can be changed by using a standard Kenwood/Baofeng style programming cable and Retevis H-777FRS software or CHIRP. You cannot change the freq with the Retevis software, but CHIRP WILL allow programming to other freqs such as amateur band. Tx and RX audio are acceptable quality, but not what you would find in a higher grade radio. For about $11 each though, these are hard to beat (I do miss a detachable antenna) for a low cost knock around radio for the kids, family, or occasional use organization. At this price point, they are almost 'disposable' radios and great for situations where you might damage or lose one. Construction is ok, but not super robust. These are NOT waterproof and should be protected from moisture. You can also use the included earpiece headset, or a Kenwood/Baofeng speaker mike for noisy environments. Range is a little more limited than its BF-888 cousin due to its shorter fixed antenna. It is adequate for shorter ranges though. If you need a bunch of cheap FRS units, this would be a good deal for you. They com boxed two to a set (5 sets) so you can easily split these up if needed.

Buen alcance, m

Buen alcance, m

Buen alcance, m

These were so handy during our cruise. The range and reception was excellent!

These were so handy during our cruise. The range and reception was excellent!