Just fine for the job I wanted it for. To have it at ski resorts abroad and be able to communicate with each other.

Guys, don't forget the money they cost. They are very good anyway. Okay, if you want a Motorola boat-like, pay 400 euros to have the corresponding expectations. As for service and after-sale support, I don't know.... I won't answer.

The radios deliverd were all with dead batteries, all of them fully charged last max 1 to 2 hours! Could not contact the seller for a complaint! They should replace the batteries!

Nice device... It also looks durable. As for the range... we need to know the basic operating principles... When we use it in the same side of the mountain while skiing, there is communication.

Professional use in driving school. One microphone broke in 7 months. NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY. The battery of one device out of the four broke (the device doesn't even work) exactly after one year. NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY. The worst part is that even though I am willing to buy a new battery at my own expense, THERE IS NO REPLACEMENT BATTERY AVAILABLE.

From what I understand, there is no official importer-dealer, there is only a supplier, and obviously, he doesn't care.

To driving schools: it's better to use Baofeng and Chintchansdon or even better, make phone calls with Bluetooth hands-free instead of using walkie-talkies

We used them in the wider area of Chamonix. It had a greater range than expected in the ski resorts among them (Les Houches, Flegere, Balme) and with the village of Chamonix. We used them (adults and children) only for necessary communication, and with an 8-hour charge, we had battery for 3 days. From the usage so far, we consider the product very reliable and very adaptable (you can carry it either with a strap or a clip), especially for the mountains.

The only reason I give it 4 stars is because it is waterproof. The indication it has is IPX4, which means it can withstand some water droplets. However, the company recommends not getting it wet...