Motorola OEM PMMN4013 PMMN4013A Remote Speaker Mic with 3.5mm Audio Jack, Coiled Cord, Swivel Clip | Intrinsically Safe Review

If buying from your local dealer, check here first. Aside from the talk button being a bit boring, that's the way to go. The softness of the microphone button takes some getting used to. Also, the plug that goes into the radio is very durable and doesn't get electrified like some others. In general very satisfied.

There are many imitations of this design. But nothing beats the quality and performance of the Motorola Speaker Mic. I can set this thing up with a phone call and never have to worry about it getting damaged. The sound quality is amazing and the rotating clip makes it easy to attach anywhere. I just wish the cord was a little longer!

We use microphones on our Motorola radios all the time. The previous mics we bought were cheap and the buttons didn't work well. These mics are well built and have a large push-to-talk button. My boys can be oppressive even with thick winter gloves. The external audio jack, with which we use headphones, is also good. So far, so good. Very good sound quality and loud enough when walking on the street.

I bought this microphone for two ways of working: Motorola c2000 and P1225. Transmissions are loud and clear sending and receiving. The key doesn't dangle and the clip holds up even in situations where things are thrown and flipped. There is a headphone jack which I haven't used yet. There is no panic button or volume control on this device. The cord is about medium length but stretches when twisted. I'm XL and wear the 8 o'clock radio with the mic over my right shoulder to mid-chest and have…

Fantastic OEM microphone. Had them as standard issue at my last job. Joined a new security company and no mics! It doesn't suit me so I decided to spend some of my own money and buy a decent mic. Best money I've ever spent on a work assignment. What can I say, the connection is solid, the knob/clip is high quality and I can finally record reports again without messing around with the whole radio. Extra tip: your voice is good for your security or police experts when you are looking directly at…