Midland 15 Watt Micro Mobile Radio with USB C Walkie Talkie
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Item # 2452671
$199.99
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Full 15-Watt Radio
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- 8 Repeater Channels - Split Tone Capable
- Compatible with All Midland FRS/GMRS Walkie Talkies
- Monitor Mode
- 142 Privacy Codes
- NOAA Weather Alert Radio + Weather Scan
- Silent Operation
- USB-C Fast Charging,
- NOAA Weather Radio
- Channel Scan
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Reviews
Summary of Reviews
The Midland MXT275 MicroMobile GMRS radio is praised for its easy installation, compact design, excellent sound quality, range, and reliability. The 15-watt output and ability to pair with higher-gain...
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Most Recent
Terry North
Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
Mxt275
a month ago
Like the ability to place it anywhere because of the size. And love the weather feature. Makes our outings to the woods alot safer being able to talk to camp.
Originally posted on midlandusa.com
M Koch
Virginia Beach, VA
Review 1
Age25 to 34
GenderMale
5 out of 5 stars.
My second radio
4 months ago
Got this for a buddy of mine for Christmas. Already have one installed on my F150. No complaints. Works wherever we go.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on midlandusa.com
Anonymous
Review 1
Age45 to 54
GenderFemale
5 out of 5 stars.
Best trail radio
5 months ago
Best bang for your buck. Comes with everything you need for a seemless and easy install. Outstanding clarity and ease of use. Bought the same set up a couple years back for my 2019 4runner and bought the same set up for my 23 tundra recently. Love the product would recommend for anyone needing easy to use communications.
No, I do not recommend this product.
Originally posted on midlandusa.com
brlacquement
Phoenix, AZ
Review 1
Age25 to 34
3 out of 5 stars.
Research Repeater Codes Before Buying
8 months ago
If you’re interested in using repeaters, research your local ones before buying. If you don’t know what repeaters are, and plan to use this radio as emergency comm, research repeaters before buying. If you just want to talk to your buddies that you off-road with over simplex, this is a great radio to do it with.
Some repeaters use non-standard CTCSS/DCS codes that this unit cannot be programmed to. AZ has repeaters that use these non-standard codes and this unit cannot transmit to them. This could be important to you in an emergency situation where cell service and GMRS simplex aren’t an option.
This radio can only be programmed on the unit (no PC programming) and only has 1 memory slot per channel (1-22 + 8 repeater channels + NOAA channels) and you cannot add additional channels in memory.
I would not consider this unit “repeater capable” because of the limited list of CTCSS/DCS tones available for use. As GMRS continues to grow in popularity, repeater operators will continue to take additional measures to prevent overcrowding on channels and abuse. One of the ways to do that, is setting non-standard input tones that many GMRS users (i.e. Midland radio operators) can’t use.
No, I do not recommend this product.
Originally posted on midlandusa.com
Response from midlandusa.com:
7 months ago
Customer Experience
Thank you for your detailed review!\n\nYes, the Midland MXT275 is repeater capable, with 8 built-in General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) repeater channels. However, it comes with limitations that can affect its use with certain repeater systems. \n\nLimitations of the MXT275 for repeater use: \n\nSplit tone limitations: While recent models of the MXT275 are capable of handling split tones (separate transmit and receive tones), older versions were not. Many GMRS repeaters are configured to use a Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System (CTCSS), also known as a PL tone, on both the transmit and receive frequencies. If your radio's receive tone is set incorrectly, or if the radio was not designed for this feature, you will not hear traffic from other users.\nNarrowband vs. wideband: Older versions of the MXT275 transmitted in narrowband mode, which can cause poor audio quality when communicating through wideband repeaters. Newer MXT275 models with R9 firmware or higher will automatically use wideband for the repeater channels.\nLack of advanced programmability: Unlike more advanced GMRS and Land Mobile Radio (LMR) equipment, the MXT275 has limited programming options. This means you cannot program custom repeater frequencies or channel memories.\nIncompatible with FRS channels: The MXT275 cannot transmit on GMRS channels 8 through 14, as these are reserved for lower-power Family Radio Service (FRS) radios. These channels are not used for GMRS repeaters, but it's a key distinction from other radios.\n\nNo custom repeater setup: \nYou cannot use the MXT275 itself to set up your own GMRS repeater. It is designed to be a mobile client radio for accessing existing repeater systems, not to function as a base station.