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Motorola T107 Talkabout Radio, 2 Pack

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Features

  • Fabric Type: Man Made
  • Product Type: Two Way Radio
  • Package Quantity: 1
  • Batteries Required

Description

Keeping the family together. Simple, compact and easy-to-use by the entire family, the T107 is the perfect way to stay in touch when out and about, whether at the playground, hiking in the park or enjoying a picnic. This colorful two-way radio has a range of up to 16 miles and features 22 channels, providing you with just what you need to instantly reach your family and friends, and know they’re safe. How far can I expect my radios to communicate? The communication range quoted is calculated based on an unobstructed line of sight test under optimum conditions. Actual range will vary depending on terrain and conditions, and is often less than the maximum possible. Your actual range will be limited by several factors including, but not limited to: terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference, and obstructions.


Product Dimensions: 1.1 x 1.91 x 5.22 inches


Item Weight: 4 ounces


Item model number: T107


Batteries: 3 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Other display features: Wireless


Device interface - primary: Keypad


Colour: Pink


Included Components: 2 Radios, 2 Belt Clips, 1 User Guide


Manufacturer: Motorola Solutions


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: April 1, 2016


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    • Great $17 radio, but keep expectations in check.
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T100 (Blue) & T107 (Pink) Radio Specs: FCC ID: AZ489FT4930 GMRS/FRS Combo (Channel 1-7, 15-22): 0.19W FRS Only (Channel 8-14): 0.2W FCC limits FRS only channels to 0.5W. FCC limits unlicensed users to 2W on GMRS/FRS combination channels. Licensed GMRS users can transmit at 5W for channels 1-7, and 15W (stationary)/50W (mobile) on channels 15-22. FCC requires license for GMRS repeater use. Please see my Motorola TalkAbout T100 (Blue Version) Review as well, as it is slightly different. https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R2KWYT7H98M2DS Message for people expecting 16 mile range: Before I review the product, I have a message for the people that is expecting 16 mile range, or the max range on any radio they purchase. No radio, no matter the brand, will ever hit its maximum range. The maximum range given by all the manufacturers are done using computer modeling under very specific and ideal conditions, or actually tested in a lab under very specific and ideal conditions. You will never reach the 16 mile range, or whatever mile range advertised on any radio you buy. If you are buying expecting the maximum range, go buy a few satellite phones, these two way radios are not the right product. In reality, you should expect 1 mile or less under most conditions, and 2-3 miles if you're high on a mountain (with very little obstacles around). The only time you should expect anything close to the advertised range is if you're on top of a mountain, with no obstacles around, and the person receiving is at the foot of the mountain also with no obstacles around, there is no RF interference, and you're doing it at night (radio waves travel further at night). Update (17 January 2023) - Real Use (Combination of T100 & T107): My dad and I used these in Yosemite Valley. My mom and I was at Yosemite Valley Chapel, and he was at the bathrooms for Lower Yosemite Fall. The distance was around 0.39 to 0.4 mile, and we had no problem talking over the radio with each other. There were some obstruction caused by trees. 17 December 2022 - Real Use: I used the radios with my mom in Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park in Pleasanton, CA for a hiking trip. The furthest distance we used the radios was around 650 ft apart and it was line-of-sight communications. The radios were loud and clear. As we were close to Sunol Peak, we picked up a lot of other people talking on the channels (most likely because we were up very high and there are no obstructions to the main part of the SF Bay Area). My mom was able to hear me just fine even when I stepped on someone else also transmitting to the same channel, but note the max distance on this hiking trip was 650 ft. During the hike near the peak, I also transmitted a few times asking if anyone could hear me, to tell me where they were, and I was testing the range of cheap radios. I think only 1 person heard me and got a bit confused. He asked me to state my call sign (but since these are FRS radios, it's license free). I don't think he heard me again. No one else responded, so I don't know if it's because they had privacy codes set or they just couldn't hear me. 13 December 2022 - Test #1 (Combination of T100 & T107): My mom, dad, and I tested both the T100 (same as T107 but blue) and T107 on Big Oak Flat Road in Yosemite National Park. My dad and I was walking it since part of the road was closed due to a rock slide. The radios failed to communicate with my mom in the vehicle from 1 mile away. It also failed to communicate with my mom from 0.5 mile away (no tunnel between us but there was the hill/mountain). The radios only started working again at a distance of 0.4 mile (no tunnel between us but there was a bit of the hill/mountain). Please note that this was not line-of-sight, there was a slight elevation difference on our walk, there was a long tunnel between us (when we tested it at 1 mile), and a big granite mountain in the way. My dad and I walked along Big Oak Flat Road which was curvy and we were behind a mountain (hill) when we attempted to communicate. I didn't expect the radio to work in those conditions, but wanted to check just in case the radios decided to surprise me. The radios still performed with in my expectations for the price. 25 December 2022 - First Impressions & Battery Removal Tips: I have both the Motorola TalkAbout T100 (Blue Version) and the T107 (Pink Version). First impressions is mostly the same as with the T100. 1. The T107 actually came with a physical instruction manual in the right language, unlike the T100 which came with a QR code that lead you to French instructions. 2. Once you install the batteries, it is extremely hard to remove and you'll probably break a fingernail trying to do so. There is a way around it, and I'll tell you more about it later. 3. The belt clip is cheap. It isn't spring loaded, but just made of flexible plastic. Note that the belt clip has to be removed to remove the door to the battery compartment. Now onto how to actually remove the batteries from the device. 1. If you haven't inserted batteries yet, don't do it. 2 (Pictured). If you already inserted the batteries and can't get it out, try to pry it out using your fingernail. If you can't, you may have to buy some tools. You can use the iFixit spudger and iFixit opening picks (shown in one of my pictures) to help you pry those batteries out. You can also try guitar picks. After you get those batteries out, don't reinsert them. 3 (Pictured). While there is no built in ribbon in the battery compartment, you can go to a crafts store (gift wrapping ribbon during the holiday season will also work great) and buy yourself some ribbon. Cut a section long enough to go underneath the batteries and be long enough for you to be able to pull on both ends together when you need to remove the batteries. 4. Do not lose that ribbon, and always remember to lay it in the battery compartment first BEFORE INSERTING the batteries. If you forget this step, you'll have to use the iFixit spudger and iFixit opening picks to pry those batteries out again. If you are removing the batteries for long term storage, store the ribbon inside the battery compartment. So with my first impressions on the product, do I recommend it? Yes. I bought these for casual use since my Midland radios (GXT-1030P & GXT-400) can't accept fat rechargeable AA batteries inside (the tolerances are too tight) and eats up a lot of single use AA batteries. These Motorola T100 radios accepts rechargeable AAA batteries. Since my family and I go off roading a lot, and we hike, these Motorola radios will be great for casual use. The radios are around $17 each, which is really very cheap, so I'm not taking off too much stars. Just know that there will be trade offs on a product this cheap. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 25, 2022 by Sunny
    • Stay Connected Outdoors
The Motorola T107 Talkabout Radio, 2 Pack is a great option for staying connected with friends and family, especially during outdoor activities. The radios are lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry with you wherever you go. They have a range of up to 16 miles and the battery life is quite good. The sound quality is clear and the volume is loud enough to be heard in most environments. The radios also come with a variety of features such as NOAA weather alerts, which is great for keeping track of the weather during outdoor activities. The radios are also very easy to use, with simple controls that allow you to easily change channels and adjust the volume. The package comes with two radios, which is great for groups that want to stay in touch while on the go. I have used these radios while camping, hiking, and at the beach and they work great. Overall, I highly recommend the Motorola T107 Talkabout Radio, 2 Pack for anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use communication solution for outdoor activities. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 14, 2023 by Luke Adair
    • These are very much in line with any FRS radio, even ones more expensive
These radios compare favorably with other FRS radios I've owned in the past. Now...16 miles is totally unrealistic. The instructions in the box say "16 miles is possible on a mountaintop....when the other unit is also on a mountaintop....with no cities nearby. Across water, 3 miles. In neighborhoods, .5 miles." I tested these in my typical American suburb...and got about exactly .5 miles before they became non-readable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 12, 2023 by A. Dutton
    • Easy enough that my four year old can use them.
Got these as a gift for my daughter to use with me to learn how to use wallow talkies and for her to play with her friends. The push button did take her a bit to get used to, as it was a bit hard for her smaller hands to push and hold. Other than that they are super easy to use. I’d say they loose one star over how difficult it is to remove the clip and how hard it is to remove battery cover. I would not attempt it without a small flat blade screw driver. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 28, 2022 by Moises Garcia Landeros
    • MVP of our cross country road trip
We bought these to use while driving two cars across the US and they were a life saver. As long as you stay in visual range, you shouldn’t have a problem keeping in touch. The battery life lasted about two days with pretty regular use during 10 hour driving stretches. Absolutely worth the money, 10/10 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 29, 2022 by Megan
    • Reliable, durable
Kids love them, durable easy to use, my grandchildren (under 8) have no problem with them
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 17, 2023 by Centurion
    • range is minimal
We got 2 sets of these (one pink set and one blue set) for our kids to use both for play and when they are around the neighborhood. We use them to call them home and so they have a way to communicate in case of an emergency. These get used on almost a daily basis. There are lots of channels, which is good since there are lots of kids in the neighborhood on walkies. My biggest complaint is that the range limits their use for our purposes. The product details say a range 'up to 16 miles.' My son just rode his bike to a friend's house, 0.6mi away, and he is out of range. Battery life may have something to do with that, but there was not a low battery indicator when he left. So, the range is unreliable. Which in my opinion makes the walkie unreliable for anything other than a toy. I highly recommend using rechargeable batteries. We have had ours for 2 years. The clips on the back have broken off 2 of our 4. The clips have to be taken off to change the battery and they haven't lasted the many battery changes that are required with frequent use. One of ours the lid for the battery housing has also broken and is now taped on. Overall, these are good toys for playing around the house or the yard. The range is not acceptable for using reliably much farther than a block or two away. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 24, 2022 by KK321

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