Product Comparison: Motorola MS350R vs Midland GXT1000VP4
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- The range is about 1-2 miles when I am inside the house and the other walkie is at the beach.
- They are very solid radios, with easy to access functions. Of importance to me was the ability to work with GMRS repeaters.
- After work I forgot to it off and I could still hear my co-workers clearly from about 14miles away.
- For shorter range, very good little radios. I use these on offroad trips with my friends all the time, excellent.
- The range is incredible and they are sturdy and lightweight.
- Radios are solid and feel better than most consumer FRS/GMRS radios.
- I have gotten as far a 5-6 miles away down hills and in thick tree cover and still gotten reception. Pretty good reception.
- Sound quality is great, transmission distance is adequate and terrain dependent.
- Range and clarity is excellent; noticed very little interference and excellent clarity at 4-mile distances.
- For these standard radios I feel the distance was up to pair with similar devices. The clarity was awesome. Much better than what was expected.
- These are a decent quality radio with ok range, definitely waterproof.
- They have so many built in features that its more than i want. They work well for being waterproof.
- Distance is excellent, they ate durable (took a 5' fall onto pavement and not even a scratch), worked great in pouring rain for 3 hours.
- The fact that they are waterproof and have NOAA weather capability added to the mix.
- Completely waterproof, good solid construction, and great range. The flashlight is a nice feature.
- Comes with everything you could need including a 12v adapter for the charger base.
- Wow, the first time I have EVER heard clear voices on a GMRS radio.
- The option to hear the weather newscast/alert on each radio at the push of a button is nice.
- The quality is great!! It’s awesome they come with the option for ear pieces.
- The headsets they come with were wonderful. While not fully comfortable, they worked like they should without issues.
- The rechargeable batteries lasted about 10 hours of on time where they were in use for transmitting/receiving about 6 hours.
- Long battery length. Lasted me a double shift (16hrs) on many occasions depending on how frequently I used it.
- Battery lasts all day, which is more than I can say for my cell phone.
- The battery life was impressive as well, holding a single charge for a three night camping trip.
- Built-in flashlights are very handy on camping trips. They are not terribly bright but it is sufficient to prevent tripping over rocks and branches.
- These Midland Radios gave us excellent result: durable, good quality, easy of use, good volume, great battery life, and have a good price.
- After a 10 hour day of wheeling the battery level only dropped one bar.
- Easy access to batteries, nowhere near as difficult as the less expensive Midland products.
- Battery life is pretty darn good, around 5-6 hours and still working.
- I like how if the battery does drain, I can always fall back on AAs.