XHDATAE100 Walkie Talkie Long Range, UHF/VHF/FM/Aviation/Weather Band, 6W Two Way Radio with 3000mAH Battery, 999Channels, CTCSS/DCS, NOAA Weather Alerts, for Outdoors(1 Pack)

The media could not be loaded. XHDATA E-100 GMRS / 2M / 70cm Handheld Radio - License is required for transmitting please check with your government laws regarding use.Frequency range:FM radio:65-108 MHz; AM aviation frequency band:108-136MHz (RX)VHF1: 136-174MHz (RX&TX); NOAA weather ( RX) ; VHF2: 220-260MHz (RX&TX)UHF1: 400-480MHz (RX&TX); UHF2: 350-390MHz (RX)；400-600MHz (TX);In a collaborative effort with Baofeng, XHDATA has released their first Handheld Talkie (HT) the E-100 Coming in around the $25USD price point this radio is small in size, but large in features.The standard package includes the radio, removable 3000mAh battery with type C charging port for universal charging, and a flexible ( rubber ducky) type antenna and belt clip.Controls are straightforward for this type of radio in this price bracket. Audio is clear both receiving and when transmitting come through clear and UN-distorted. Programming is via the programming cable ( not included but available from xhdata.com.cn) and the software is free to download from the same location.Overall its a great radio to throw in your travel bag when hiking , traveling or out for the day. Adding to an Emergency bag will give you the piece of mind with a small flashlight built in as well as the previously mention NOAA weather frequencies and FM radio as well.

This is a great GMRS multi band use radio for the price. It is one of my everyday carry radios that also has NOAA NWS, and FM band that makes it a good one for severe weather season and to take along to my son's baseball game so I can listen to MLB broadcasts on FM and skywarn activities. I can use it with my family for our GMRS activities when out and about. I just wish it also had the military UHF aircraft band for the US. I like that it has a USB C charging port make it more compatible with charging cords. Always have a copy of the manual handy when not programming with software. Worth considering since it is a good XHADATA product.

For what it is I guess it's good enough. That seems to be what we settle for anymore. Price dictates our opinions about functionality and quality. Price wise it's the greatest radio in the entire world. But if we leave price off of it it's really junk. Stick with Japanese made radios or else this is all we'll have left.

This VHF and UHF receiver is truly outstanding! The performance across both bands is simply amazing, providing crystal-clear reception. The audio quality is also fantastic – rich and easy to listen to. The inclusion of FM, air, and weather bands makes it incredibly versatile and useful. I was particularly impressed with the commercial FM band reception; it went far beyond my expectations! I can consistently pick up weak and distant FM stations that I also tune in on my other, more specialized radios. Highly recommended!

Very nice VHF UHF multi band hand held radio with many features. Easy to reach most repeaters in the area with the avility to copy local FM radio stations. Built in flashlight. Used the the downloaded software to easily program the repeaters. It can be easily be charged by using a USB regular cellular power supply. Is very small and solid built radio. Extremely competitive price .Another Great addition to the XHDATA family of excellent radios!

Radio sounds good receiving Weather and Air Band. Radio is very very difficult to manually program and programming instructions are vague and hard to understand. I could not recommend this radio to anyone!!!

I am a ham, and found this radio only slightly more difficult to program than a Baofeng UV-5R. The menus are similar, so if you're already familiar with the Baofeng clones, you'll probably do fine with this. The manual is fairly helpful for understanding most of the menu items.This radio has some Chinese features which I haven't seen used in the US, such as PTT ID. I haven't bothered with those features and have left them disabled.While there is currently no "XHDATA/E100" radio selection in CHIRP, I was able to program this radio using the "Baofeng/K6" radio selection. That was a huge help for programming. (You'll need a Baofeng programming cable. You cannot program this via the USB-C port. That is just for charging.)I like that this radio supports AM reception. (Bear in mind, this is applicable for air band, not "broadcast AM", as this radio does not support broadcast AM frequencies.)The noise squelch is pretty sensitive, so I'm using tone-squelch ("TSQL") for all of my (repeater) memory channels.For $20 (when I got it), this radio is excellent value, especially for a new ham. (Don't let the old-timers tell you that you need a $200+ handheld radio to get started. Sure, those radios have their place, but so do radios like this!)

Very important to have these radios, they work well and have a long range.