Not to mention they are ugly and the clips are terrible

Instead of buying another cheap plastic clip that broke, we realized the lanyard hole at the top is big enough to use a small keyring and any lanyard to carry the device securely.

Of the 4 radios, 2 clips have broken, wish these were made differently to last.

They have a handy clip, a page/call feature, and really good sound quality

Good but clips are very fragile and range is less then a mile

In one month two clips broke out of four

The clip is absolutely horrible

The clips are very fragile and will snap off if not careful.

The clips are broken already, but I can't blame that on the product, but rather the child.

Worse than my 10year-old walkie talkie!Also,the clip is flimsy and broke off on the first day of use.

Aside from poor battery life, and range, the clips these come with are pure garbage

But, they don't cost several hundred dollars a piece either (think more than 10X).I can see why some don't like the belt clip.

While it does a really good job of not letting the radio fall off your belt/pants, it makes it really hard to get off quickly to speak into the radio, both my clips busted off while trying to remove the radios from my pocket

The clips are broken already, but I can't blame that on the product, but rather the child.

The radio is fine, however the clips break easily

They have handy belt-clips included, which makes it simple to clip one onto a back-pack or purse strap

They come with a handy belt clip or most of us wore them on lanyards around our necks to be "hands free".