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Excellent piece of kit.
"Work well to comunicate when setting up our caravan. Can keep in touch in even when its raining."
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Cobra AM1055 FLT (2-Pack) Two-Way Radios/Walkie Talkies
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AM1055 FLT Advanced, Floating Two-Way Radios
Floating design and waterproof two-way radio/walkie talkie with advanced features for demanding conditions
1Floating and Waterproof Design
Floating and waterproof (IPX7) two-way radio with 12+ km range
2Compact and Lightweight
45 grams weight of each will not interfere with your adventure
316 Channels and 121 Privacy Codes
Combine 16 channels. 121 privacy codes, and 1963 Privacy Combinations, to secure your conversations
412KM Plus Range
Perfect performance range for your indoor or outdoor activities
5Memory Locations
Store and scan up to 10 channels and channel/privacy code combinations
6Burp
Expel water from inside the speaker grill in case the radio is dropped in water
We Connect You on the Move
Cobra Two-Way Radios/Walkie Talkies help you connect and communicate clearly with your family, friends, and teams.
What's in the box?
Included with every new AM1055 radio:
- Two Cobra AM1055 FLT Two-Way Radios
- Micro-USB Cable
- Two-Port Charging Dock
- Belt Clips
- Rechargeable NiMH Batteries
Item # AM1055 FLT
Key Specs
- Maximum Radio Range: Up to 12 kilometres, 300,000 square feet, 25 floors
- Number of Channels: 16
- Number of Privacy Codes: 121"
Features
- Waterproof: IP54
- VOX: Yes
Power
- Rechargeable Battery: Yes
- Battery Type: 2000mAH Li-Polymer Battery
- Battery Life: Extended 18 hours of continuous usage (90% standby / 5% talk / 5% listen)"
Unit Dimensions
- Weight: 114 grams
- Length: 56 mm
- Width: 47 mm
- Height: 176.5 mm
Overall rating: 4.1489363 / 5 from 47 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The Cobra AM1055 FLT (2-Pack) offers a sleek and practical design, with an impressive range and excellent sound quality. The waterproof feature and advanced functionalities, such as the flashlight and readback, enhance its utility. However, there are mixed reviews about the battery charging issues.
Summary topics
- Design (13%): Customers raved about the radio, praising its great design and long-lasting battery life.
- Product Design (10%): It was highlighted by customers that the design of the product is sleek, practical, and ergonomic.
- Product Features (15%): A significant number of customers appreciated the convenient features of the product, including flashlight and readback features.
- Communication Range (25%): In general, customers found the range to be impressive and the fact it is waterproof is huge.
- Sound Quality (20%): A significant number of customers loved the excellent sound quality and range of the product, even in challenging conditions.
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Review highlights
- "(North America Model Review) Great Radio, Great Design, Good Quality" —
- "It is a very nice radio and good quality ." —
- "Great product and love the readback feature for when I miss something." —
Reviews
Disappointed
"Range less than 1/4 mile!!!!"
(North America Model Review) Product came as promised. Fast
"Product came as promised. Fast delivery."
(North America Model Review) Radios
"This is the product I was looking for. Thanks for the awesome product."
(North America Model Review) Battery won’t charge
"Batteries failed to charge after one charge. Hardly used them."
(North America Model Review) Bravo Zulu
"Bravo Zulu"
(North America Model Review) Great Product
"Receipt was quick - well packaged and was not damaged. Easy integration with our other radios and easy to set up. Love that it is waterproof and we use around the water to communicate between beach and house. We think this is going to be a great addition!"
(North America Model Review) Huge features in a small platform.
"As a commercial ship captain, I'm required to monitor many radios. The volume of radio traffic often makes it difficult to transmit and receive vital information with my crew over the traditional frequencies. Problem solved with the Cobra Micro Talk. Not only can I page individual crew, but the privacy function provides for uninterupted come. A powerful tool in a compact platform."
(North America Model Review) Couldn’t be happier
"Couldn’t be happier. This walky is the perfect fit for an abandoned island. The connection is great, the hardware itself doesn’t have to be babied (everything here is covered in salt water and sand). We haven’t yet tested the 37mile range, but we plan to do so here soon. Great fit for an emergency communication device on an island!"
(North America Model Review) Electronics Function as Stated but Poor Quality and Design
"All the electronic features work as stated and I had no issues with that. The problem is that it is poorly designed, likely not field tested more than just sitting outside, poor UI/UX of the exterior unit, and cheaply made clip and case. The cost should be more around the $50 instead of $100 because the plastic screen is extremely thin and cheap. It got scratched immediately after clipping it to my belt and me just walking and my cotton shirt sleeve brushing up against it. Should be made out of sapphire glass, or more durable plastic to uphold field work in nature where I intended to use it, up until the clip broke off after trying to take it off my belt. It's made of very cheap and thin plastic. The lower lip of the clip comes out to much so it snags on your belt so there is no easy way to take it off unless you leverage a finger onto the antenna which only means it's a matter of time before the antenna cracks off. It happened while I was on a river bank over rocks and luckily I didn't drop it. Finally, the fact that they slipped a small note to remove the USB cover to release internal pressure from the battery compartment before screwing it open proves it's an after thought and not tested because it's not in the manual. Plus, that advice doesn't help. You have to use a screwdriver to pry it open and that is guaranteed to crack the cover eventually. I get it has to be airtight to float, but more thought in that design is needed because it's not easy to remove. I feel like they didn't test it outside in real-life situations like they imply in their marketing. I think it's a good unit for sitting, not a good unit for hiking, working, etc. All in all, I'll keep it because I have so many volunteer workdays this year and don't have time to waste on this."