Cobra microTALK LI 72002 WX VP

Pros: Fold down antenna, call feature, clear display

Cons: Batteries can be a challenge to change

Review: I have owned the a pair of the Microtalk 2 radios for nearly 2 years. I have used them for cross country skiing, hunting, shopping, driving in the car, and hiking. The range varies based on the terrain and the interference, but I have gotten up to the...

Pros: Long battery time, lots of features

Cons: Looks pretty cheap; talk button occasionally hard to press

Review: I've owned a pair of Cobra MicroTalk2 radios for about six months now, and I can't think of a single complaint against them, except that they look like toys. But this is just the opposite of the truth. The MicroTalk2 supports 14 channels, with 38...

Pros: Folding antenna, Size, Features, AND Belt Clip.

Cons: Really goes through batteries

The Bottom Line: This is a great radio with a healthy supply of bells and whistles.

Review: I recently bought a pair for $60.00, and I think they were worth every penny. I have tried Radio Shack and two models of Cobra radios besides this one. I don't like the newer models a lot because of the lack of a belt clip. It makes them hard to carry....

Pros: Long battery life

Cons: lack of scan lockouts

The Bottom Line: Very good radios. Will serve well.

Review: Cobra LI-7200 Review FCC ID:BBOLI7200 Power output: 1.78 W ERP GMRS 300 mW FRS This radio is approved for FRS use on Channels 1-7 under low power operation only. FRS may be used on channels 8-14 also A GMRS license is required on all other ...

Pros: Compact, lots of good features

Cons: AAA batteries are more expensive

Review: I bought a pair of microTalk2's recently. Here are lists of things that I like as well as things that I don't like.

I like:
1. Compact in size (comparing with other popular brands).
2. Fold-away antenna makes it more convenient to...

Pros: Great family communications any where!

Cons: A little pricey, but worth every penny.

Review: Recently my mother-in-law purchased two sets (4) of the Cobra MicroTALK 2-way radios for my family (my husband, me, my pre-teen son and daughter). She got the idea from my brother who has them for his family.

We use them when we go to...

Pros: Sturdy radio frame

Cons: Weak frequency

Review: The two-way radio purchased was a middle-of-the-pack radio and used for hiking and hunting. If purchasing this brand I suggest getting a top of the line radio instead of a cheaper one. The four products we bought had only two channels to choose from,...

Pros: Good signal quality, easy to use.

Cons: Lacks durability

Review: I have tried FRS radios from Cobra, Motorola and Panasonic. Cobra was the weakest of the pack.

The best example I can think of is that I have sold models from all three manufacturers to a construction company. Cobra was the hands-down loser;...