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GMRS Reviews

FRS Radio Reviews

While you can't test each FRS radio brand and model to see how they perform under typical conditions, our reviews provide the results of our hands-on tests of the features you want and need.  We offer our opinions of which radios really deliver and which ones offer only basic services.  We test the 2-mile maximum ranges that typically are advertised to see if their claims are true. 

Uniden FRS 420
Range

Criteria:  Flat land sending and receiving, suburb setting. 

Clear 0.6
Faint/Static yet usable 0.7
Signals lost 0.8
Clarity Reception clarity is clear yet sounds somewhat muffled.   Like you're talking in a box.
Features No annoying "roger" beep.  Volume is sufficient with good volume range.  Has 5 call tones.
Ergonomics

Ease of use, and general feel

Plastic side transmission button has a bit more difficult press feel, like you are forcing the button down.  Radio feels very comfortable in your hand.  Built in antenna/belt clip may look different than most models, but is very convenient.  Belt clip on top easily snaps onto belt loops.
Quality  Radio case is solid and of high quality materials.  Radio has medium weight.  No exterior antenna to poke into your side.
Overall Impressions Belt clip is indispensable.  Talk button harder to push than others.  Volume range is small, and lacks louder settings.  Less than stellar transmission distance.
Rating (1 worst, 10 best)    6