Motorola Solutions RMM2050 Two Way Radio Analog Non-Display MURS

This is an awesome product. It worked great. My only comment is if you’re working with a 44 ton diesel locomotive I’d recommend a headset or loudspeaker to connect with it.

We bought a few of these to handle field operations in a Farm. The farm is for crops and pretty open with a few tree wind barriers and a couple of 100 ft tall hills. The radios work nicely!! the farthest point we have communicated are about 2.5 miles and no problems as long as you are outdoors. If you get in the truck or inside an office they will not work. They look pretty well built. If I have time will update later on battery durability...

Just finished a weekend using these radios for race communications. Loud and clear most time, even with terrain between the pits and the course. So easy to use, batteries lasted all day long with regular calls back and forth.Radio is mounted on center of dash within full cage and transmits/receives just fine. We are using a harness from Samson Racing Communications and it all worked just as advertised.These are MURS radios, no license required, 2 Watt. We had no interference and more than enough power.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Giving a four star verses five star since the "comes in box" detail only states "battery" but comes with an AC adapter and charging station. I purchased a separate charging station that I didn't need. Even the "buy combination" suggested purchasing with extra batter (I didn't) and charging station (I did purchase). This detail needs to be updated.

Good radio used in the construction industry. Theses can take a beating.

Bought the RMM2050 for use at work (Walmart) and use it every day. Works fine with the other radios once programmed - programming can be a little tricky. Motorola radios are expensive but better than the $40-$60 radios (longer range, more durable).

I'm trying to replace my old XTN radios to a more available and compatible radios. These radios definitely are no up to the task. The program of the radios didn't improve from the XTN generation on the contrary they just make it worse. The radios are loud but not clear. The XTN radios were crystal clear although you couldn't hear them at a long distance but the radios are supposed to be at close range to you. I bought 4. 2 in February and 2 in May. All of them are failing now. The radios started to transmit with interruption. At the beginning I thought it was a programing glitch. I reprogram the radios (A tedious task). With no luck. I tried to return them to Amazon. But they only accept return only up to 30 days after the purchase. I contacted Motorola. After 4 hours of technical education they decided the radios are faulty.And they sent me back to Amazon. Amazon just will not accept a return. I'm stuck with 4 worthless radios and almost $2000.00 (I bought the charger) short. What a waste.

One of our field guys bought a pair of the Motorola radios at one of the construction supply stores and was impressed how well they worked. When it cam time to buy more, I checked out Amazon and was able to buy the same exact radio for almost 40% less. Same radio, better price. As far as the radio goes, the setup right out of the box is adequate to get talking, but if you want to utilize the other functions the offer you'll need to go online and find a user guide you can actually read. The radio is also user programmable via software and a cable.