Retevis RT22 Walkie Talkies Rechargeable, Voice Activated, Emergency Alarm, Outdoor Cruise Ship ATV Hunting Skiing Handheld Two Way Radio Walkie-Talkies (4 Pack,Camouflage)

Works in a Cruise Ship (vendor should add this in their sale title :))
must have for a cruise trip. Very Durable, used between the rooms to wake up kids, to find out where they are quickly, to come down to eat or other events, out cruise trip was full of fun with this 4 device camouflage color ones that we brought. Was a nice fit for the trip during visiting islands. There was not a moment to lose sight. The signal was able to break through up to 10 floors in the ship’s iron walls. charged it at night and never had an issue. will keep using it for future trips. communication was effective and clear. Programming was easy and not displaying would hide it from other ‘s views.

Great simple radio, but won’t work with other radios out of the box.
I really like these little radios, but there are some caveats for the general buyer I should hasten to add. First and most important: these radios are configured by default with CTCSS or DCS squelch codes on EVERY CHANNEL. Yes, they are using the standard FRS 1-16 channels, but if you want to be able to use these with any other radios, they will need to be configured to use those same codes for a given channel. For example: you hand these radios out to family/friends and you can all talk to each other just fine. If someone else uses a Motorola Talkabout (or anything else) they will hear your transmissions but you won’t hear theirs…unless they add the same codes to their radios.For me, this was not a problem. I’m an Amateur Radio Operator (HAM) and I already program my other handheld radios. The Baofeng standard USB cable and the free CHIRP software works perfectly to configure these. I therefore removed all the squelch codes except for channel 16 (in case there’s a bad RF situation) and these now work with all our FRS radios.The radios themselves seem decently rugged and idiot-proof. Simple controls and bright orange color means these will be good for deploying to almost anyone, and harder to lose. Range is OK. audio is just OK (mic as heard on other radios and audio out via speaker) during lots of different testing scenarios.These are NOT Motorola Talkabout equivilent, but they are a great deal for the around $10/radio that I paid for them. The USB-C recharge port is a great feature, and the beltclip holder seems very nice.If you don’t need field programmability and you want a simple, easy to deploy radio, these are great, as long as you realize they won’t work with other radios as delivered.

Good quality
For the price good quality. The batteries go back after a year or so but again at this price point pretty decent quality. I have had roughly 30 of these walkies we have cycles thru work the last few years and they are much more reliable and have longer range than what the old ones did. Also these new ones have a type c charger which works much better.

Good for limited uses. Good Battery Life. Don’t Expect Range Past 2 Miles.
Purchased these to use at the Renfaire with my friends so we could keep track of each other at the event because cell phone frequencies are overwhelmed. We also used these while traveling to the event. They work well, but are short-range. At most, we were able to get about two-miles out of them and only with prime conditions. I am happy with the purchase, as they worked as intended for our purpose and will come in handy for other outings. Battery life was good, the radios lasted all day. These radios use public frequencies and will have crossover. We had to switch channels due crossing signals with the event’s radios.

Muy sencillos para usar, ligeros, se escuchan fuerte y claro, los uso en mi negocio y han funcionado perfecto

Tienen buen alcance, los usamos estando en vários vehículos en carretera y dió buena trasmisión y recepción.