Maybe 1 mile capability in the city, 10-15 miles in the forest on uneven terrain, works well at the lake, on road trips and having some fun with the kids

Reception is a little spotty in rough terrain, Great for on the farm, not so great for in the woods.

Used on this years hunt, went a couple miles very well up in the mountains even over rough terrain and small canyons

Slightly better than expected in bad terrain.

In thick forest/rough terrain they travel less than 1 mile.

We haven't had the chance to try the 36-mile range claim, but I can tell you you will need line-of-sight for that to work; some mild terrain (limestone hills) disrupted reception at about 3 miles

Only used them for one moose hunt but was able to talk to lesser quality radios from 6-8 kms away in dense rolling terrain

but I've reached other drivers that were no less than two miles away in a very hilly / obscured terrain.

n’t attest to how far the range is, but within a few hundred yards they worked perfectly.

​Very nice and work as they say

It's not as flexible or soft as you'd hope considering not all ears are created equal

does everything as they promised. was worried after the cheaper version puked on me after 4 months but these are great

Highly recommend A++++++

They helped to facilitate intermittent conversation between my wife and I as we travelled across the great expanses that makeup our great country.

we use them to move across the country and have been using them at her new apartment as well as when we go out.

We use these to communicate on our 20 acre property as well as during disaster drills held in our community.

They won't work nearly as well as much more expensive HAM hand held radios but they generally allowed communication when we tried.