Review on 📶 Enhanced Walkie Talkie Range and Channels for Optimal Communication by Michael Hemmig

We received this set as a gift for brothers aged 3 and 5, and the set for their mother is in the top three. It is more than adapted for their use (it has 22 channels and various control options). Age 3 may be a bit young to learn how they work; Depends on the kid I guess. I found it useful to be able to lock controls in the simplest mode (press a button to speak) rather than using the voice setting (which can generate feedback). I believe her mother can control her conversations with the "MON" switch (not sure though). The sound quality is good, the range is as long as anything I've tested, and the cosmetic design is less goofy than most. A 3 year old threw his on the paved road, undid the cover and batteries, and it still worked. The EBL NiMH batteries we also gave them are very cramped (unless you throw them on a paved road) and this seems like a potential problem, but maybe it eliminates a potential choking hazard(?). They were slightly more expensive than choosing Revane. Browsers that complain about battery life are likely to not turn off devices when not in use. highlighted.