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Model name: T800
Features
- T800 Features Include: Radio Control Settings, Bluetooth Connectivity, Off-Grid Group Messaging Or Broadcasting, Offline Location Sharing And Tracking, Easy Group Communication, And Emergency Location
- With 22 Channels And 121 Privacy Codes, Totaling 2,662 Combinations, ItS Easy To Find An Available Channel
- Up To 35-Mile Voice Range And 20-Mile Data Range, Depending On Terrain And Conditions
- Keep Updated With Real-Time Weather Conditions Via 11 Weather Channels With Alert Features (Including 7 Noaa Channels)
- Please review the manual before setting up
- Battery life dependent on factors such as device usage, frequency and load, OS error, and cellular signal
- The communication range is calculated under optimum conditions, with an unobstructed line of sight. Actual range will vary depending on terrain and conditions and is often less than maximum possible.
Description
The Talkabout T800 Two-Way Radio allows you to track and share locations with all your travel companions. No cell service, no problem. The secret is once your phone-radio system is connected over Bluetooth, the Talkabout smartphone app enables communication options beyond push-to-talk. The Talkabout app uses the T800 as a modem to send messages, locations, and more over radio frequencies to your fellow T800 users. With better communication and more information, you are connected like never before allowing for maximum connectivity and activity off the cellular grid. Battery life depends on factors such as device usage frequency and load, OS error, usability capacity/battery capacity, and cellular signal
Brand: Motorola Solutions
Color: Black/Blue
Number of Channels: 22
Special Feature: Rechargable
Frequency Range: 20 mile
Talking Range Maximum: 35 miles
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Product Dimensions: 1.28"D x 2.2"W x 7.52"H
Number of Batteries: 3 AA batteries required. (included)
Item Weight: 7.52 ounces
Number of Channels: 22
Additional Features: Rechargable
Frequency Range: 20 mile
Talking Range Maximum: 35 miles
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Number of Batteries: 3 AA batteries required. (included)
Compatible Devices: Smartphones, Other Motorola Two-Way Radios, Rechargeable Batteries
Battery Average Life: 14 hours
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Tuner Type: UHF
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.28"D x 2.2"W x 7.52"H
Item Weight: 7.52 ounces
Color: Black/Blue
Waterproof Rating: IPX4
Brand: Motorola Solutions
Model Number: T800
Built-In Media: Kit includes 2 T800 radios, 1 Y cable with dual micro-USB chargers, 2 NiMH rechargeable battery packs, 2 belt clips, 16 personalization stickers
Global Trade Identification Number: 73
Unit Count: 2 Count
Number of Packs: 2
Manufacturer: Motorola Consumer Radios
UPC: 748091002373
Item Type Name: Two-Way Radio
Mfr Part Number: T800
Warranty Description: 1 year
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Model name: T800
These stand on the same podium as our Rocky talkies. We where about 3 miles back into a deep mountain valley, our friends had a rocky talkie and another group had one of these and multiple times the two Motorolas where able to be heard vs the rocky talkies. Had these for about two years; one of them the battery is completely shot and holds no charge, replaced it with rechargeable batteries but they will not recharge via the charger port on the talkie. They could be louder, it’s hard to hear in high wind, or when you’re skiing/snowboarding. You often miss what’s being said when you’re in motion. The clips on the back are not strong either, they broke almost immediately and when they are in the cold the plastic stands no chance. Wish there was an alternative for mounting these to a person. Anyone can use these though, there is almost no learning curve, they fit right in your pocket like a cell phone and I will say overall these are worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024 by Motobraap
Model name: T800
I purchased these over two years ago, and just threw them in my backpack whenever we drove in convoys for family trips and needed them as some of the route we take isn't covered by cell. I haven't used these for probably 7 months or so, and decided to do a gear check and ensure these still function, hold a charge, and connect to my phone. Everything worked but the app on my Android wasn't working properly and crashed constantly. I also noticed this was happening right after they pushed an update for the app in 12/23, so I contacted support and asked them. After following the recommend steps like uninstalling the app and reinstalling they escalated the ticket to the engineer team and within 2 weeks of my initial contact, they pushed an update to the Play Store and the app is now functioning properly. Overall, this is the type of service I would expect from such a large company such as Motorola, but it is still good to see some companies are still consumer focused and willing to learn from feedback and change rapidly. Thanks to Motorola and team for the awesome experience, I will continue to be a Motorola customer after this experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by A. Tibbs
Model name: T800
To start with, I wanted to mention that I am a licensed ham radio operator. I state this fact not to impress you, but to convey the fact that I have better methods of communication at my disposable than a pair of FRS / GMRS radios. So why would I want this? Simple. Not everyone is licensed, and there may be times I may want to communicate with my spouse, or someone else in a more relaxed setting. Say hiking, camping etc. Disclaimer - The FCC requires a license to use the GMRS frequencies of this radio. What's this? The Motorola T800 comes with a total of 22 channels. These 22 channels are divided into FRS (Family Radio Service) channels 8-14 and GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) channels 1-7 and 15-22. No license is needed to operate the radio on the FRS channels. However, to be completely legal - and to use the higher power GMRS frequencies, the FCC will be more than happy to sell you a GMRS license for around $65 or so for a 10-year period. The good news is, that the GMRS license does not require the passing of any tests, it covers not only you, but also other members in your household. So, from that perspective, the license fee is not bad at all. Enough of the legalize - now onto the features of this radio. There are many FRS / GMRS radios available for sale all over the place, for a lot less money than this set. So, why spend the extra cash? Easy. These radios can transmit text and location data from a smartphone via a bluetooth connection to the radio. This feature is fairly new, and is great for hiking or other off-grid type situations where cell phone service may not be available. One simply has to download the Talkabout app from the respective app store for Android or iOS, sync ones mobile phone via bluetooth to the radio and create an account (optional). And the whole process is fairly straight-forward, as the app walks one through each step of the way. Note, the bluetooth functionality has to be turned-on first on the radio, before trying to connect it to ones mobile phone. The phone app can also be used to view individuals / group locations on a map, to record routes and track statistics, set boundaries, and control the radio settings. The overall radio range is going to be limited by terrain. The package states a range up to 35 miles mountain to valley communication, up to 6 miles over open water, and up to 2 miles in a neighborhood. Your mileage will vary. To me, the blue LCD display is easy to read. It dims and then disappears after 20 seconds or so, only blinking a tiny blue indicator and/or a flashing bluetooth symbol. This is done to conserve the battery. This radio is weather proof to IPX4 standards, but not completely water proof. In other words, in can get slightly wet provided all of the ports (battery cover, headphone cover) are sealed. It also includes a NOAA weather radio and a built-in flashlight (LED). Another great feature I really appreciate is the dual power option. These radios come with a rechargeable NiMH battery pack for each radio or can be powered by 3x AA batteries. A USB charger with y-adapter so both radios can be charged at the same time is also included in the box. You'll also get easy pairing (through a button on the side of the radio, or through the app), emergency alert function to alert other users on the same frequency, vibration alert, and hands-free VOX operation. In other words, these radios are feature packed! On top of that, Motorola has been producing radios for many years. You'll get great equipment, awesome features, at a great price. On top of that a 2-year warranty which is really outstanding! Yours truly highly recommends these radios if you want to go beyond the same 'ol FRS bubble pack radios you find at the big box stores. And one last thing... If your're interested in any type of emergency comms. I think a good set of FRS / GMRS radios fit right into the mix along with more sophisticated communications like ham radio. Plus, you can use these while just out having fun too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2019 by Heino
Model name: T800
Used this walkie talkie radio touring all winter in Colorado. Screen was bright and easy to see in the clouds of powder. Never had an issue with it getting wet or holding a charge. The range is superb as well. I was a good 12-15 miles away and was able to pick up someone on the same channel as I was. The flashlight works amazing and the charger that it comes with is able to charge both radios at the same time! For the summer I like to use them while alpine trout fishing. They have a nice vibration function that is just like your phone. Highly recommend! The battery life is also pretty dang good. I accidentally left it on after skiing on day. I checked it a week later and it still had a bar or 2 on the battery level. It has a sleep/standby mode that is awesome!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2021 by Gavin Collingwood
Model name: T800
The Motorola talkabout T800 has a very long range with decent battery life. We use it when camping to chat with our kids when they are out playing. It comes with a dual charger to charge both radios at the same time. You can use the supplied rechargeable batteries or disposable batteries. The app is pretty neat as you can text each other through the radios over Bluetooth on your phone when you have no service.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026 by Josh
Model name: T800
Radio hobbyist 20+ years. Motorola was once the best one could buy, but no more. The radios are designed well, the matte screen with blue backlighting is excellent, and the software / bluetooth interactions seem to work well. Motorola forgot one thing in designing this radio - the thing is barely usable as a radio. The FRS and weather reception is the worst of any radio I have come across in many years. Returning substandard products is the only way customers have to send a message to the Corporations. Ham Operator Fix - take a mobile vhf uhf magnet antenna, remove screw on base, make a small pin hole in center top of FRS radio antenna. Insert the antenna straight into the radio, switch on radio, check new reception using WX search.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2022 by GMG
Model name: T800
The radio worked flawlessly, we used it on a Cruise and worked just fine. The range was limited due to the boat’s construction I’m guessing but as soon as we were out of our rooms, worked ok for the most part. The clip however is just poor constructed. The clip itself doesn’t have a spring, so every time I was trying to attached to my belt, the tabs the held it to the radio started to deform. As you can now see in the picture, this clip is about to break. I’m sorry but this radio was not cheap and I will be returning it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by Juan Rodriguez
Model name: T800
Overall these are nice radios. Pairing and configuring was fairly straight forward without any problems. We took the radios out to test them to see how far they could consistently send and receive position data and texts. The radios were clipped to backpacks which put them about 4 1/2 feet above the ground when standing. We also had a pair of 1 watt Garmin Rhino 120 radios to compare them with. The Motorola T800s and the Rhino 120s performed pretty much the same as far as range goes. Here's what we found for maximum usable range: Thick Woods with Hills (winter) 1/2 mile. My Residential Neighborhood 1.2 miles. Open Lake (boat to boat) 3.2 miles. The above results are about what can be expected with handheld UHF radios under those circumstances. The T800s have good audio, feel good in the hand, and the built in flashlight is a plus. The price isn't bad considering its capabilities. Overall I was happy with them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2020 by BRJ