Midland GXT1050VP4 GMRS Two-Way Radio (50-Channel, Long Range, 142 Privacy Codes, SOS, NOAA, Rechargeable Nickle Battery, Mossy Oak Camo, 2-Pack) | 50-Channel, Long Range, 142 Privacy Codes, SOS, NOAA, Rechargeable Nickel Battery
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Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
Features
- Two-Way Communication - Stay connected to family and friends or coordinate group outings with the push of a button. These two-way radios come with everything you need, including rechargeable batteries, chargers and headsets.
- Features that Make a Difference: 50 GMRS channels with channel scan, JIS4 splash-resistant design, and 5 animal call alerts. Includes vibrate mode and Mossy Oak camo design, making it the perfect walkie-talkie for hunters.
- Stay In Touch: Enjoy up to a 36-mile range with EVOX hands-free operation. With 9 sensitivity levels and 3,000 channel options with privacy codes, youll experience secure, reliable communication anywhere.
- Power Anywhere: Enjoy the flexibility to use standard alkaline batteries, ensuring your radios stay powered even when recharging isnt an option. Stay connected in the field, off the grid, or during power outages.
- 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.
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Brand: Midland
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
Number of Channels: 50
Special Feature: Long Range
Frequency Range: 462-467 MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 36 mile
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Product Dimensions: 1.75"D x 2.5"W x 9.75"H
Number of Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Number of Channels: 50
Additional Features: Long Range
Frequency Range: 462-467 MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 36 mile
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Number of Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Compatible Devices: Devices with a 3.5mm audio output
Battery Average Life: 10.94 hours
Impedance: 50 ohm
Connectivity Protocol: GMRS
Tuner Type: UHF
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.75"D x 2.5"W x 9.75"H
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Waterproof Rating: IP00
Brand: Midland
Model Number: GXT1050VP4-MFN
Built-In Media: Included Rechargeable Battery Packs or be used with 4 AA Batteries per radio
Global Trade Identification Number: 00
Unit Count: 2 Count
Manufacturer: Midland
UPC: 769309405007 046014510500
Item Type Name: Midland - GXT1050VP4, 50 Channel GMRS Two-Way Radio - Up to 36 Mile Range Walkie Talkie, 142 Privacy Codes, Waterproof, NOAA Weather Scan + Alert (Pair Pack) (Mossy Oak Camo)
Mfr Part Number: GXT1050VP4
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
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Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
I havent had these long enough to test the longevity of these two-way radios but so far I am pretty impressed. I replaced our older two-ways that we had for 5 years or so (Motorola 520 talk abouts) that held up pretty good but had nowhere the rage & features these raios have. I use them for 3 purposes (work, hunting & woods paintball) and so far I have used them for 2 out of the 3 (hunting soon upon us)to where I am impressed with them. Lets get the 36 mile range ordeal out of the way first... no way is it going to even get that close in a "normal" enviroment such as most of us live (city, valleys, building & etc.) but it has longer range than our other two-ways that we replaced. Depending on the curcumstance we get around 2 to 5 miles, in which the 5 mile is based off when we were working outside of town as a co-worker had run into town to get a few things as we did reach him with the two way... it was faint but never the less we were able to chat. The previous two-ways we had would reach around a mile or 2 (give or take) as they had held up farily well but were not water proof (hince the replacement). One of our guy had dropped the two way (our new Midalnd) in a standing pool of water on the job site as it is still working today (about a week has gone by)so the "water proof" test is as described. We do miss the "rotating" belt clip that the Motorolas had but these are not to bad as we have gotten use to then. The features are pretty well designed, even though most of us will probley never use them all. The weather station is a good addition sine we work outside alot, came in handy a couple of times. The ear piece(s) are a blessing, we can hear eachother better now over the loud equipment. Havent tried the "whiper" mode yet but maybe soon during hunting... or paintball. These units fit real well in the palm of your had as the buttons are well placed, the Motorola had a nice feel to it as well since it was curved a bit to a palm but the were around 2" smaller in length (that may be a plus to some but I fell the bigger the better). I was looking to buy another Motorola set but I came across these at a very good price ($50 at the time I bought it, a bit more expensive now as I am typing this review). I have never had a Midland series before so I thought "why not try it", well worth it so far! I have had Motorla (good) and Uniden (not good) so I can base my review only off the units that I have had in the past. All in all.... I believe its a great deal!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2010 by Jeffrey J. Skalland
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
These radio's work very well after you get over the fact that no portable radio will work long range in an urban setting. The advertised 37 mile range is not realistic in most settings. No portable radio will work over about a mile unless there is an unobstructed line of sight to the other party such as over water (or maybe mountain top to mountain top). These are 5 Watt radios. The FCC limits the power output on GMRS Radios to 5 Watts maximum. Some brands are not even 5 watts, however these are. I use these radio's at our hunting camp in Central Georgia. In the thick forest, the maximum range is about a mile. As indicated above,I have used all major brands with Midland the best and Motorola coming in second. What I like: Maximum Range Camo finish Push to Talk (PTT) works very well, the switch is solidly built The included headsets work well but are somewhat uncomfortable to wear More features that you will ever need The Value Pack with included accessories is a great value and better value than any other radio on the market. Waterproof, ok to use in the rain The Amazon price is a real bargain for the radios and all the accessories that are included. 3 Year Warranty (as far as I now the others are only guaranteed a year) The rechargeable batteries last a long time. What I don't like: The unit is somewhat bulky and slightly larger that most radios on the market. However they still fit in your shirt pocket or on your belt with the included belt clip. Summary: If you want GMRS radios and accessories that work well at a bargain price, this is the one to buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2009 by D. Chambers
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
Everything as advertised. Shipment was on time and intact.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by Scott
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
Alot of people say they work well but I've bought 3 times and they work avout the same. Half a mile at best. I was thinking maybe I got a bad one but nope. It works even less when you are driving when it comes to distance. I bought these to stay in communication with my buddies while out riding trails as soon as you get out of sight the quality in reception starts to go. Half a mile is the sweet spot on all 3. Alot of YouTube videos say the same thing. Seems like as long as you have clear site of one another the work great and maybe around the house but not for trail riding. Going to try there 5watt radios next. Up dated: bought the 5watt radios and they work amazingly. I would have been happy with just a miles but I got 8 miles out of it on a stormy day with snow. To say I'm happy is a understatement. Very impressed can't wait to try it out on the trail.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024 by Bryson Fine
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
The Midland GXT1000VP4/1050VP4 two way GMRS type products are some of the best we civilian consumers can purchase. They have a multitude of functionality, many of which are quite practical. The phasing of Frequencies referred to as Midland's Privacy Codes: CTCSS and DCS do allow a nice electronics matrixing of the otherwise actual "22 FCC Channels" assigned for these type products. Through multiplexing, Midland can state that you have some 50 direct channels, plus incorporating a total of 284 Privacy Codes (38 CTCSS or 104 DCS x 2 = 284 optional selectable Codes) to enable the user to literally have some true privacy if they desire. Or just utilize the straight 1-50 channels. FRS (Family Radio Service) channels (8-14) are still set to less than 1 watt of power by FCC Regs. However, GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) channels (1-7 and 15-22) still allow for a maximum of 5 watts of "input power" to the final transmitting section of the electronics. This provides an actual "output" power of anywhere from 1 watt to 4.5 watts of power depending on the state of your Battery Power. That is sufficient power to carry you through many miles on flat land/water, or at least a mile in more obstructive areas such as "in the woods". How they advertise 36 mile ranges must be from mountain top to mountain top with NO clouds, rain, super batteries, etc. These radios also enable settings for hands-free voice activated transmit (VOX), Microphone Sensitivity (whisper mode), and each radio has an Ear Bud & Clip-on PTT (Press To Talk) switch. You can also disable the "Beep" sound when transmitting, or no Squelch sound for receiving in conditions such as Hunting, whereby you do not want a radio making noise. Having Weather Stations and various Weather notifications come in very handy when you are out in secluded areas. The included NiMh Battery packs for each unit hold up well, and as shown includes the Charger Base and Wiring for AC & DC operation. You also have the capability of removing the rechargeable battery pack and installing (4-AA) Alkaline batteries should you find yourself out of battery pack power, and no place to immediate recharge the battery packs. The radios are well built, user friendly. The only constructive criticism would be that Midland needs to offer a well-made Carrying Case or Cases, to accommodate these model radios. Things can and do happen to these pieces of electronics during normal usage, it doesn't do any good to have them exposed to branches, leaning up against some rock, or bumped into during a work job, or even falling down - so, hey Midland this has been requested numerous times by your customers - get with it. Also, Amazon does have a couple sellers that DO offer cases that will fit these particular model radios, and they at least afford some protection. Hope this helps the reader herein.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2012 by William Bash
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
Great radio. Radios work great. Have only used them in FRS mode so far, and was able to get enough range for around the neighborhood staying in touch with the kids. Read instructions and setup is real simple. Before I got radio's I also applied for GMRS license. This process was easy on the FCC website and got call sign within 2 days after applying. For now to learn the radio, I'm just using channel 8, which is FRS and operates at 0.5 watts. Then I just locked the settings. Still, FRS reception is crisp and clear and works probably within a quarter to half mile around the neighborhood with houses all around. In my case, once I vanished over a hill about a quarter mile away, signal dropped almost immediately. I'm anticipating if there is just ground level housing, it probably gets me to 0.5-1 mile of range with FRS. I haven't tried GMRS yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2017 by Michel Theunissen
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
I haven't really tested the range on these, but they work well. I was able to set up privacy codes and connect them to my buddy's radios. The volume goes nice and loud. The ear piece isn't super comfortable, but I can't imagine that I'll use it much. I put them on my shoulder strap and they stay secure. They do seem to be waterproof. I was out in the rain all weekend and there was no issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by Joe
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Mossy Oak Break Out Camo
Good working walkies but not the same camo as the advertisement photo
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by Jessie Edens