I am really delighted with these Walkie Talkies from ESYNIC. They are a massive 5 watts too (5WATT / 1WATT selectable), with a quality antenna, DTMF encoded, 128 Memory Channels, even an FM receiver (65MHZ to 108MHZ), as well as of course the transmit receive frequencies (RX / TX) of 136mhz – 174mhz (VHF) and 400mhz – 520mhz (UHF).It features too, a rechargeable lithium-Ion 704v battery 1800mAh, which charges the device on anexcellent cradle, connected to a standard 5v USB phone type charger.When not in use, I simply switched the TX/RX “walkie talkie” to FM, and listened to one of the manyradio stations while working.Remember this is supplied as a pack of 1, but I ordered 2, so that I could make best use of contactbetween 2 persons while working etc.I found that if I was working on the same site as a colleague, eg a garden centre, supermarket, then the1 watt setting was fine, but if you are a fair distance from a colleague, example on a very long walk adistance apart, then the high power setting is more useful.Thank you for an amazing product, at a really good price. I took advantage, at the time, ofthinkassemble.co.uk Prime Day, which saved me a fortune by buying two (as I really did need two), but still a bargain even when no promotions applied. Included are 4 images showing the radios in use and being charged up on their cradles.

Great little radio.I bought this to go with my other SHTF kit. (Torches, candles, water filter, solar charger, etc).I’m not a true prepper but I do like to have a backup incase of power outages, network outages and so on.This radio is a great little addition and I’m enjoying learning about how to use it correctly and working towards a HAM Radio license.Out the box I could listen to a little bit of traffic at my local port. Few ships coming and going. Nothing much but still, it works and audio was crisp when the port broadcasted.I now have an Ariel upgrade en route, along with a usb programming cable. The cable, I’m told, will allow me to configure the radio via an app on my PC. That’s a relief as doing it by hand is a chore.The Ariel upgrade is to allow me to reach further in my local area. The standard ariel got me about 3 miles away (port opps base). Hopefully the new one will allow me to reach my local repeaters. I’ll update this review as and when.I’m told the Baofeng is supplied with a cable but this radio is still a bargain price with the extra cost of the cable included (£7.99) here on thinkassemble.co.uk.I’m reading a few books (from Prime Library) to accompany this radio. They are great for desyphering the garage of info available on the internet.All-in-all, a great little purchase. Hope I never need it. But I’ll be glad I got it and learned how to use it if I do tho!(Update: The Ariel upgrade and USB cable worked great.)

This is the second unit I’ve bought as they are very good.The radio is very robust, easy to use and has a very good battery life.

These budget handsets work well I have often thought about spending more money on a handset but when these do the job & they are priced in the pocket money range why spend much more money on a handset that mainly does less than this handset.

Come baofeng uv5r
Tale e quale alla radio baofeng più conosciuta. Ottima qualità/prezzo

Leggera, compatta, doppia banda, programmabile e pluri impostabile!
Si tratta di una ricetrasmittente doppia banda leggera, compatta, munita di display, programmabile e pluri-impostabile, alimentata da pila ricaricabile agli ioni di Litio.Per rendere conto della sua compattezza e leggerezza, importanti per chi la usa durante escursioni, riporto le misure rilevate: 24,3 (10,5) x 5,9 x 3cm per 205g batteria compresa ma senza clip per cintura. La lunghezza di 24,3cm è intesa antenna compresa, mentre i 3cm di spessore si intendono senza clip per cintura.L’antenna è rimovibile e questo ci fa già capire che la ricetrasmittente in questione non può essere usata in assenza di apposita licenza per radioamatori rilasciata dal Ministero degli Interni. A rafforzare ciò arrivano anche la dichiarazione di potenza da 5W, contro i 0,5W delle ricetrasmittenti di uso libero e la gamma di frequenze in uso (diverse da quelle PMR 446 aperte a tutti).Fanno parte del pacchetto che ci viene recapitato:- la ricetrasmittente- la batteria ricaricabile- l’antenna lunga 14,5cm- la base di ricarica- gli auricolari con PTT integrato- un laccetto per il polso- clip da cintura- il manuale d’uso multilingue, IT compresoLa ricetrasmittente dal marchio eSYNIC, modello ESY205, assomiglia alla Baofeng EV-5R sia come aspetto che come funzioni. Oltre ad essere una ricetrasmittente la eSynic incorpora anche una radio FM (65MHz- 108MHZ) per ascoltare musica e/o notiziari ed una torcia Led per illuminare attorno munita anche di funzione strobo.La batteria agli ioni di Litio ha una capacità da 1800mah, impiega 2,5 ore per ricaricarsi e garantisce 10 ore di funzionamento continuo in ricetrasmissione e 50 ore di durata max in standby.Le frequenze operative sono 136MHz – 174MHX sia per RX che per TX sulla banda VHF, mentre su quella UHF vanno da 400MHz a 480MHz sia in ricezione (RX) che in trasmissione (TX).I canali disponibili sono 128, la potenza regolabile 4W/1W, ed è possibili impostare una serie di codici che garantiscono la privacy durante la conversazione.Entrando nel menu è possibile effettuare tutta una serie di impostazioni, VOX compresa, per personalizzare la ricetrasmittente.Punti a favore:- leggera e compatta- potenza da 5W- collegabile a ripetitori- torcia ed FM radio- doppia banda (VHF/UHF)- display e tastierino presenti- impostabile da tastierino e programmabile da pc- lungo raggio d’azione- menu facilmente navigabile e voce guida- base di ricarica- codici CTCSS e DCS- attivazione VOXPunti contro:Non poterla ricaricare se non inserendola nella sua base di ricarica per me è penalizzante perché di costringe a portarla appresso addossandosi un peso inutile quando sarebbe bastato renderla ricaricabile inserendo il cavetto direttamente nel corpo, cosa che non si può fare perche manca la predisposizione.Considerazione finale:Si tratta di una ricetrasmittente dalle caratteristiche già note ed apprezzate già sulla Baofeng UV-5R. Una doppia banda/doppio canale con display e tastierino che rendono possibili una lunga serie di impostazioni/regolazioni.La eSYNIC ha un lungo raggio di azione che parte dai 5Km in cantiere per raggiungere decine di Km in campo aperto grazie alla potenza da 5W e alla possibilità di agganciarsi a ripetitori.La durata della batteria è buona e le funzioni torcia e radio FM commerciale utilissime. La ricetrasmittente si tiene bene in mano e la qualità del suono è buona, forte e chiara.Peccato non poterla ricaricarla se non collegandola alla sua base, questo rappresenta un limite per chi intende usarla mentre sta fuori casa magari in escursione.Ne ho fatto richiesta in quanto intendo fare l’esame per il conseguimento dell’apposita licenza che mi permette di detenerla ed usarla.Mi ritengo soddisfatto delle sue prestazioni. Si tratta di un buon apparecchio dal rapporto qualità/prezzo imbattibile! La mia intenzione è quella di portarla in escursione per far fronte ad eventuali emergenze in posti dove la copertura GSM manca.Acquisto consigliato ovviamente!

I am really delighted with these Walkie Talkies from ESYNIC. They are a massive 5 watts too (5WATT / 1WATT selectable), with a quality antenna, DTMF encoded, 128 Memory Channels, even an FM receiver (65MHZ to 108MHZ), as well as of course the transmit receive frequencies (RX / TX) of 136mhz – 174mhz (VHF) and 400mhz – 520mhz (UHF).It features too, a rechargeable lithium-Ion 704v battery 1800mAh, which charges the device on anexcellent cradle, connected to a standard 5v USB phone type charger.When not in use, I simply switched the TX/RX “walkie talkie” to FM, and listened to one of the manyradio stations while working.Remember this is supplied as a pack of 1, but I ordered 2, so that I could make best use of contactbetween 2 persons while working etc.I found that if I was working on the same site as a colleague, eg a garden centre, supermarket, then the1 watt setting was fine, but if you are a fair distance from a colleague, example on a very long walk adistance apart, then the high power setting is more useful.Thank you for an amazing product, at a really good price. I took advantage, at the time, ofthinkassemble.co.uk Prime Day, which saved me a fortune by buying two (as I really did need two), but still a bargain even when no promotions applied. Included are 4 images showing the radios in use and being charged up on their cradles.

Great little radio.I bought this to go with my other SHTF kit. (Torches, candles, water filter, solar charger, etc).I’m not a true prepper but I do like to have a backup incase of power outages, network outages and so on.This radio is a great little addition and I’m enjoying learning about how to use it correctly and working towards a HAM Radio license.Out the box I could listen to a little bit of traffic at my local port. Few ships coming and going. Nothing much but still, it works and audio was crisp when the port broadcasted.I now have an Ariel upgrade en route, along with a usb programming cable. The cable, I’m told, will allow me to configure the radio via an app on my PC. That’s a relief as doing it by hand is a chore.The Ariel upgrade is to allow me to reach further in my local area. The standard ariel got me about 3 miles away (port opps base). Hopefully the new one will allow me to reach my local repeaters. I’ll update this review as and when.I’m told the Baofeng is supplied with a cable but this radio is still a bargain price with the extra cost of the cable included (£7.99) here on thinkassemble.co.uk.I’m reading a few books (from Prime Library) to accompany this radio. They are great for desyphering the garage of info available on the internet.All-in-all, a great little purchase. Hope I never need it. But I’ll be glad I got it and learned how to use it if I do tho!(Update: The Ariel upgrade and USB cable worked great.)

This is the second unit I’ve bought as they are very good.The radio is very robust, easy to use and has a very good battery life.

These budget handsets work well I have often thought about spending more money on a handset but when these do the job & they are priced in the pocket money range why spend much more money on a handset that mainly does less than this handset.