🎧 Wireless Handheld Speaker Microphone for Kenwood BaoFeng UV-5R UV-6R UV-82HX DM-5R Plus Wouxun Qansheng Puxing HYT Walkie Talkie Review

I like it. I have an Anytone 878. I have a whip antenna for it. Added this. And suddenly I have a child-PRC! My army comrades will understand this hint!

I like it. I have an Anytone 878. I have a whip antenna for it. Added this. And suddenly I have a child-PRC! My army comrades will understand this hint!

They speak very well when transmitting and receiving. It's not like a microphone with a speaker. It has to be very close to your ear to hear someone's transmission. When placed next to your ear, they are like a telephone. People who are far away from you cannot hear the initial call to you. If you are into radio then this is the product you need.

I like this article. First, it's not designed for combat. I have some real ones. Although the plastic isn't the best, it's very similar to the original. I bought this as a novelty for work I do with the Civil Air Patrol. Just to put a smile on the cadets' faces. Anyway if you want to use this for airsoft or paintball for example I think it will hold up to some abuse. The sound is nice and clear and you get the same when broadcasting. I use this for my bowfeng and it works great.

Ok seriously - arrived and plugged straight into a 2m Kenwood TH-K20 transceiver which I use as my HT remote on the ham bands. The connector fitted perfectly and the signaling messages were robust to the local repeater. I haven't had a chance to listen to it myself, but if others can hear me on the air, that's quite sufficient. The speaker output volume seems a bit low as you have to turn up the volume on the radio to hear it unless it reaches your ear, but I think that's the price you pay for…