📡 Cobra CX312 Walkie Talkies - 23-Mile Range Two-Way Radios (Pair) Review

This is amazing. So we have these to work with and they work great. Everyone in my office is jealous that I have reds lol. Would like more colors. What I don't like is that there are no chargers or batteries included. Change that and it's 5. They link to other walls of the same chanel at the click of a button so finding the same brand is very easy. Super durable and works like a charm

Great radios, have used them at outdoor events around town, they have worked great. Easy contact with volunteers. Some agencies with very expensive comms gear just had problems, they always preferred cobra moto as far as range goes, you all pretty much know it's sight only but I have to say I've had people in buildings etc. And no communication problems. Our bikes have problems under the same circumstances. Great product, buy batteries already in the package!

I haven't actually tested the batteries but my wife and I have used them quite a bit with no problems when I was outside and she inside or when we were both outside but out of sight of each other. The sound is clear and they are easy to use. The only thing holding me back from a five star rating is the lack of a separate belt clip (which stays on the belt like phone cases do. It's a bit difficult to fight against). on the belt or in the trouser pocket with a belt clip, otherwise great radios.

They are great, the headphones work well but I would like someone to voice activate them. It's hard to find the thrust to talk down the cord at 60 mph on a motorcycle. All supposed motorcycle communication devices only allow two people to talk, ideally rider and passenger, without the hassle of "disconnecting” and switching rider to rider. It's hard to do it with gloves on at 60 mph. These devices can be used to talk and all drivers on the same channel can hear the conversation. If anyone knows

Of course, mileage in the state drops SIGNIFICANTLY when you're in an urban environment. In fact, now in the city it's better to count 1 to 3 blocks instead of 10 or 20 miles. When you're actually on open plane or above water while sailing or in other open spaces, you get a lot more distance. But for times when you want that kind of communication, these little devices work great. I LOVE the fact that I can use AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries instead of plugging in built-in or failed…

We have them for a 2500 mile cruise with 4 drivers, a minivan, a 16ft rental truck, a younger teen, 2 large dogs, 2 cats in one large dog cage and almost all of our worldly possessions. We knew we would be traveling through areas without good cellular coverage and through mountain ranges, so we needed something that would allow us to stay in touch between vehicles. It absolutely worked! We were in sight most of the time, but we never lost contact. Driving through a few larger towns we ran into…

When I read that these radios have a range of 23 miles I was thrilled. Not because I ever hoped to actually get that far, but because I hoped they would cover at least a half mile in town. So I bought them and we did two tests. At first my wife was sitting in a chair in our house and I was driving in my car. About half a mile away we were still able to communicate. She's at our house, I'm in the car. I feel they worked well considering there was a lot of other houses, shops, trees, other…