Walkie Talkie
by Robin Cooper
1. Cons
1.1. The lanyard may stretch if you pull it too hard
2. Pros
2.1. The model incorporates an LED torch. It lets you create groups, so you'll be able to make calls to your entire team or a specific group of people. Every member of that group will have an ID and be able to see the name of the group on their screen. The vibrate alert will help you work without any unnecessary distractions
3. Motorola TLKR T80 Walkie-talkie - Twin Pack
4. Retevis RT24 Walkie Talkie PMR446 License-free Professional Two Way Radio
4.1. Pros
4.1.1. The thickened alloy metal middle frame design allows the device to effectively dissipate heat and makes it<span> particularly drop-resistant. The enlarged PTT (push-to-talk) button allows you to comfortably and confidently press it while wearing gloves. The busy channel lock will prevent you from transmitting while you're receiving another signal
4.2. Cons
4.2.1. Retevis RT24 gives you most of the functions of high-end walkie talkie but without the price tag that usually comes with them. It's a practical unit that is equally suitable for professionals and amateurs. Its robust exterior makes the model perfect for excursions to tough environments