Midland GXT1000VP4 GMRS Two-Way Radio (50 Channel, Long Range, 142 Privacy Codes, SOS, NOAA, Rechargeable Nickel Battery, Black/Silver 2-Pack)
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Size: 2 Pack
Color: Black/Silver
Features
- 22-Channel (plus 28 extra), waterproof, two-way GMRS radios with range up to 22 miles
- 387 privacy codes provide up to 5560 channel options to help you block other conversations
- NOAA Weather Alert automatically locks on to your local weather channel and alerts you to severe weather
- Make "direct calls" to other people within the group without alerting the entire group
- Three-year limited warranty
Brand: Midland
Color: Black/Silver
Number of Channels: 50
Special Feature: Keypad Lock, Lightweight, Long Range, Silent Operation, Weather Alert
Frequency Range: 462.5500 - 467.7125 MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 36 Mile
Voltage: 0.1 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Product Dimensions: 1.4"D x 2.5"W x 7.9"H
Number of Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Number of Channels: 50
Additional Features: Keypad Lock, Lightweight, Long Range, Silent Operation, Weather Alert
Frequency Range: 462.5500 - 467.7125 MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 36 Mile
Voltage: 0.1 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Number of Batteries: 8 AA batteries required. (included)
Compatible Devices: Midland two-way radios, including GXT1000VP4, GXT1050VP4, LXT600, T71VP3, and other walkie talkies and mobile radios operating on the 462-467 MHz frequency range.
Battery Average Life: 10.94 Hours
Impedance: 50 Ohms
Tuner Type: Xtreme Range Technology
Connectivity Protocol: GMRS
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.4"D x 2.5"W x 7.9"H
Item Weight: 4.8 Ounces
Color: Black/Silver
Brand: Midland
Model Number: GXT1000VP4
Built-In Media: Unit^Instruction Guide
Global Trade Identification Number: 05
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: Midland
UPC: 046014510005
Mfr Part Number: GXT1000VP4
Item Type Name: Two-way Radio
Warranty Description: 3 year parts, 3 year labor
Waterproof Rating: JIS4
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 3 Years
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Size: 3 Pack
Color: Black/Silver
These work.great. clear transmission of sound
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by Kc
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Black/Silver
Bought a set of these a little over two years ago for the intended purpose of using them to help herd a pack of Cub Scouts around on various outings. Originally, I needed a set of radios that would work over a mile, mile and a half range of various terrains. Tested when received over the ground I initially needed them for, mostly flat, but the longest range was not line of sight and partially screened by a copse of trees. Radios worked just fine. Since then I've used them in more varied terrains from heavily wooded to urban and in ranges of up to three miles (that one urban) with no issues. My original usage intent was at our yearly Cub Scout day camp. Sometime we would need to split off a group of the boys to go to different locations with a set of adult leaders. (Like a trip to the john, nurse or Webelos activity.) One radio would stay with the main group and one would go with the others so we'd have a means of linking up should the main group have to move on to the next activity before the others returned. I've also used them on hikes and nature walks with the pack. I'll put one at the head and one at the rear of the column in case line of sight contact has been broken. (Just try and stay in sight contact in a corn maze - LOL!) If we need to spread out even further, I have an older, cheaper set of FRS/GMS radios with less power which I can distribute through the group and we can relay messages if the lower power units don't have the juice to transmit all the way. We've also used them when spread out over a larger, urban area to co-ordinate during our Scouting for Food Drives. They've worked out well. We have an effective means of maintaining contact without resorting to shouting at each other and trying to get the others attention. Battery life has been more then sufficient for a one day outing. Bear in mind though the more you transmit, the faster the batteries are used up. That's just common sense. I love having the ability of swapping the battery packs out for AA's if necessary. This brings me to one peccadillo about these radios which is mentioned in another review, but I believe is buried in the comments section, so I'll bring it up in the actual review. When recharging one of the battery packs, even though the battery is completely recharged, when placed in the radio and switched on, the unit fails to operate. There is an easy fix for this. Simply take the battery pack out of the radio and switch it on for a while. Then replace the battery pack and the radio should function just fine. Not sure why this is, and it's certainly a bit annoying, but there ya go... In my opinion, most reviews lack a discussion of two things: First, the weather alert function of these radios work extremely well. Living in the Mid-West, weather can blow up, especially in the summer, very quickly. The safety of my Scouts is my primary mission. Being alerted to changing weather is absolutely critical. My MIL lives in a very rural area and I took these radios along when we visited last. A line of tornadoes blew through the area and these radios warned us when we needed to take cover and when it was safe to come out. Secondly, to operate these radios legally in the GRMS band at maximum power (and maximum range) you NEED an FCC license. The current cost of the license is $85.00 (although there is talk about dropping the license requirement) which seems steep when compared to the roughly $59.00 cost of the radios. However, the license is good for 5 years, which breaks the cost down to $17.00 a year. Now, obviously, your chances of getting busted by the FCC is virtually nil, but it would be my luck to be Mr. Nil. (Plus I'm using these with my Scouts, so I feel obligated to be "morally straight" and be licensed.) If you don't want to spend the money to be licensed, simply use only the FRS bands or throttle down the power on the GRMS bands. At low power you don't need a license, but be advised that you're lessening your range doing so. So, I'm pleased with these radios and do recommend them. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat. Just bear in mind the range claim is wishful thinking in the extreme. If you have needs like I outlined above I have every confidence you'll be happy with them, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2013 by Kelly Keefe
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Black/Silver
Can't say they work as far away as they say (maybe on a flat prairie). But they are simple to use, great sound quality, durable, and held a charge ALL DAY and well into a second day. Very impressed so far. I would have given it 5 stars but bought this set because of the ear pieces. Wish the ear pieces that came with them were more comfy. I will probably have to replace those. They also made it very hard for them to hear me.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by RiD
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Black/Silver
Great and has many uses. We use ours to communicate with others in our Jeep Club when on trails. Also good around campgrounds where you have poor or no cell phone service. Just make sure it you haven't used them for awhile and plan to take them on a trip that you make sure they are charged up as even turned off for an extended period of time I found they are worthless with dead batteries, noted from experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026 by Casper
Size: 2 Pack
Color: Black/Li-ion
These walkie talkies are SO FUN!!! We hunted for days for "THE BEST" walkie talkies to use on our RV trip with 2 other families. We are rookies to RV camping so we eventually asked our camping "expert" what walkie talkies they use. They recommended these. So we purchased them and the other family did too. They proved INVALUABLE as we drove from Arizona to MT Rushmore. The ability communicate between our vehicles while on the road was essential to our success and planning stops together. Wifi access was non-existent in some of the mountain ranges but these walkie talkies worked perfectly between the cars. It was SO MUCH fun to talk with each other and point out sites along the way. When one of the vehicles needed to make a stop they could just click on the walkie talkie and all families could hear the message at the same time. When we got to the campground we had to find different channels as several other campers were on our channel but we always found an available channel. One family used these for long hikes with the kids so they could always stay connected. When we got home we found the walkie talkies to continue to be a great support of our life. My husband had surgery and was in a room that I couldn't hear him when he needed something. I gave him the Walkie Talkie and he could quickly get to me. We also use them on our large property when he is outside. I know you think you can just use your phone but these are faster and you communicate instantly. Of special note..........they are really helpful when you are trying to back up your 5th wheel. LOL!! We highly recommend these!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by B. Bilinski