Midland GXT1030VP4 GMRS Two-Way Radio (50-Channel, Long Range, 142 Privacy Codes, SOS, NOAA, Rechargeable Nickel Battery, Black/Yellow, 2-Pack)
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Size: 2 Pack
Style: Pair Pack - Black/Yellow
Features
- Two-Way Communication - Stay connected to family and friends or coordinate group outings with the push of a button - Know where everybody is, and that they are safe. These two-way radios come with everything you need, including rechargeable batteries, chargers and headsets
- Features - These walkie-talkies feature 50 GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) channels, along with a channel scan so you can quickly check for activity. The JIS4 waterproof protection makes these radios splash-resistant, making them ideal for outdoor use. Also comes with 5 Animal Call Alerts (turkey, duck, crow, cougar and wolf), a vibrate feature to silence all tones, and the Mossy Oak Break-Up Country Camouflage pattern make this an ideal walkie-talkie for hunters
- Features that Make a Difference: Experience seamless communication with 50 GMRS channels and a convenient channel scan feature, enabling you to check for activity quickly. The JIS4 waterproof protection guarantees that these radios withstand splashes, making them perfect for outdoor use. And remember, GMRS operation requires a license from the FCC - no test, just payment; $35 and good for 10 years. The license covers you and your immediate family.
- What's In The Box - Pair of radios, belt clips, desktop charger, rechargeable battery packs, AC adapter, DC adapter, pair of boom mic headsets, and an owners manual
- NOAA Weather Scan & Alert - NOAA Weather Scan will automatically scan through 10 available weather (WX) band channels and locks onto the strongest weather channel to alert you of severe weather updates.If the National Weather Service issues a severe weather alert for your area, the radio will sound an alarm
Brand: Midland
Color: Black, Yellow
Number of Channels: 50
Special Feature: Long Range, Weather Alert
Frequency Range: 462 MHz - 467 MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 36 Mile
Tuner Technology: UHF
Voltage: 7.4 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Product Dimensions: 2.44"D x 2.44"W x 7.91"H
Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 9.8 x 1.8 inches
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Item model number: GXT1030VP4
Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Special features: Long Range, Weather Alert
Other display features: Wireless
Color: Black, Yellow
Whats in the box: Battery
Manufacturer: Midland Radio Corporation
Country of Origin: USA
Date First Available: September 8, 2015
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Size: 3 Pack
Style: 3 Pack - Black/Silver
I bought the 3 pack to be able to communicate with my party in the Arizona desert. The radios worked crystal clear at nearly 3 miles, and showed no signs of weakening signals. That is as far apart as we got this time, But I believe that they will work to any reasonable distance. The headsets, now they were not made to the same standard as the radios. I have small ears and I had trouble getting one mounted on my ear. I had to stretch the ear loop to get it onto my ear. It was very uncomfortable and the mike was a great distance from my mouth. I tried to adjust it close to my mouth. It took five tries to get it bent enough to be close to my mouth, the mike ended up bent almost 45 degrees to the ear piece. Then even on max sensitivity it would only pick up my voice if I talked really loudly, and then it sometimes cut out in the middle of my transmission. It also didn’t pick up my voice all the time. Not only that but the ear loop is hard plastic and becomes uncomfortable quickly. My two companions also had the same problem. So we ditched the earpieces and just used them old school. We were more than happy with the radios and give them five stars. I will be purchasing better headsets from Midland to use with these radios. I recommend the radios for anyone wanting a great radio for short to medium range communications, these are perfect. Longer range requires more wattage. Under the right conditions and minimum obstructions, you MAY get close to the advertised distance, but if you get 3 to 5 miles, that is super for ANY GMRS radio. And for the price you can’t go wrong. For me, they perform the job that I needed with room to spare. Try them, you will be pleased. Update: Last night I was sitting in my RV and started playing with the radios. I asked for a radio check, expecting that any response would be from close by. I received a check from a base station that is Close to 8 miles from my location. I was inside an RV in the desert about 8 miles from town and communicated with a base station in the edge of town. Both radios were coming in loud and clear. This was in flat basically open desert. I don’t know what the range would be in town or in the woods, but I am happy with these little radios.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023 by Wilford Vangordan
Size: 3 Pack
Style: 3 Pack - Black/Silver
Simple to operate and very effective! Can't wait to use them in the field.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Ryan
Size: Pair Pack
Style: Pair Pack - Black/Silver
I have used these radios for over a year now on several different trips. Most have been weekend outdoor trips away from any recharging options, and also 1 week-long trip in which the radios were used daily but with the ability to occasionally recharge. I am very happy with the quality of these radios. They are well-made, the audio quality is very good, and the features cover almost everything that a "normal" GMRS/FRS user would need. Also note that they are not repeater-capable, but most "normal" users probably don't care about using repeaters. (These are radio-to-radio "simplex" only.) They have performed well even in some heavy wilderness areas. Of course range depends on your line-of-sight environment factors, but in general you can get 2-3 miles on average (longer if you have less obstructions). Please note that to use these radios with the GMRS channels (that is, to transmit and communicate with others over GMRS at 5W), you need to get a GMRS license. As there is no test and the price recently dropped to $35, this should not be a problem. But if you don't have one, add this to the cost of the radios and get it first before the radios. There are 2 things that I haven't been happy about and it's the reason I dropped my rating to 4 stars. First, the instructions to use and how to setup for use are rather complicated. The instruction manual that comes with it isn't written in a way to make it easy to understand, so you will be reviewing and experimenting with it for a while. The menus on the radios can take a while to learn because there are many settings that can be confusing. The second issue is the battery life and charging options. Battery life seems to be "maybe" 8-16 hours depending on how much you use it and what power you are using (L/H). The battery indicator on the radio really doesn't work... it will say full charge and then will suddenly drop in a few minutes when the battery is almost depleted. When the battery is dead, your options are to place the radio back into the charger or replace with another fully charged battery. And you can't re-charge that depleted battery while using the radio with the new battery, because the battery MUST be in the radio to recharge! There is no separate charger for JUST a battery. So a "battery rotation recharge plan" is not an option with these radios. This won't be a problem for most day trips and when you have the ability to recharge the radios at the end of each day. But an extended multi-day trip with limited or no recharge options is a problem unless you have a few fully charged extra batteries on-hand. Note you can use multiple AA batteries as a backup and these last longer... but the radio's power will drop from 5W to 2W with AA's and so this will limit your range. For one multi-day trip I placed the radios in the charger with the car adapter while traveling to keep them charged up. I also had them turned on in the charger for occasional communication while traveling, and it seemed to work. I'm not sure if that's best for these radios, but it did work during the trip with no ill effects. So overall -- I think these are great radios for day trips for "normal" people and I would buy them again for that purpose. If you require radios for an extended multi-day trip with limited or no recharge options, you may need to reconsider these or purchase extra batteries. A really good option would be if Midland could provide a separate charger for ONLY the batteries without requiring the battery to be inserted in the radio to recharge.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2022 by Don Lance