🔋 Enhanced Communication: Talkies FAYOGOO Channel Rechargeable Batteries Review

Much smaller than I thought but they are for my 7 year old so I think she and her 2 year old brother will find them easier to hold. Delivered very quickly, complete with batteries and 2 chargers. My kids also love that they each have a flashlight. Also very clear sound. would recommend

I don't know if this is normal, but it scares me how the performance of this product is when children have it on their hands. I wouldn't call it a kid's toy, but a real walkie-talkie! I soon tuned in and started hearing inappropriate conversations. You can check the video I attached. This product is good, I will say good!

My little one had hours of fun with these radios. He loves to pretend and sneak around impersonating various heroes and villains. I like that I can reach him over the radio and not have to climb stairs or look for him in the yard. They appear to have long battery life and a decent range. We've only used them in the neighborhood so far (definitely less than a mile) but they fit perfectly. I also think it's good value for money.

At first we liked them. The range was excellent and they were easy for our two boys (4 and 5) to use. Unfortunately one of them stopped working after about a week. No charging or even trying to swap out the batteries didn't help. Most of the time it won't turn on. From time to time it turns on briefly, then immediately turns off and won't turn on again. We were very disappointed as they were a birthday present for my 4 year old son and he loved them until they stopped working.

I bought this set for my 4 year old granddaughter. I bought a larger set for the boys and was a little concerned that she might feel left out. To my pleasant surprise, these phones were perfect for smaller hands, well built and had excellent reception. Can't comment on the battery life yet, but I bet it'll be good. Big hit at Christmas! It's fun teaching her "For" "How old are you 20?". Next year we might switch to Morse code. Finding fun ways to connect with those precious grandchildren is…

Bought this for my son for his birthday so we can keep an eye on him while he plays outside with his friends. I was thrilled that walkie talkies would allow me to communicate with him when you need him to check in or when it's time to get home. I'm very disappointed that this doesn't work in residential areas, houses are blocking the signal and everything you get is static even if it's only 3 houses away. In an open field about a block or two away, it works great and is very clear. Again, this…

We bought these to stop being a helicopter mom and let my child roam our tiny neighborhood with other children. He felt energized because he could check in without coming home, and I didn't panic when he didn't answer after I called him on every corner of our block. Just throw away "rechargeable" batteries. They still won't work. But there's no annoying hissing or clicking that gnaws at your ears every time. They're also great for camping, with half of us roaming the woods and the other half…

It's a good size for small kids, but the sound quality is terrible. If you are the ideal distance from the microphone and speak at the ideal volume, you may be heard on the other end. The button placement is not very good. Every kid I gave one to immediately pressed the big button on the front of the walkie-talkie. It's not a talk button. This is the menu button. The talk button is a small, unlabeled button on the side. The menu isn't big either. They also turn off randomly. Sometimes after 10…

Bought these for off road driving, they are colorful so easy to spot when driving. The first mission was on the beach, there wasn't much space between the cars, but the sound was crystal clear. The second time they were used was in the woods, and the sound was still clear (again, the distance between cars was no more than half a mile). Hold the talk button for a second or two before speaking, as many of our conversations were missing. start.*** I recommend reading the booklet and familiarizing…