Zello is a winner especially with a PTT device. Purchased a F22 just over 2 years ago and is in daily use (also have a TH580 and T199) As for the ‘it’s not radio’ quibble. Correct, it’s not radio (in the traditional manner) - get over yourselves!!!
Hey bud. Great video. I was impressed with the quality of that radio and I’m pleased I watched the video so I can see what you were using. I’m starting to use network radio more now it’s getting more popular. Cheers bud 👍🏼😀
just got my first radiotone rt4, and i transfered my virgin mobile sim card in to the card slot, from my other phone, and found it could not work the cellular data,. phone calls were okay, but it would not register on the network, so i swopped over to an 02 sim card, from my other phone ,bang success, hooray it now works on everything , and great reception too.
Interesting for me is why most of the radios have similar look to F22? Do You think they all came from all factory and just different brand order different hardware configuration and logo? The good information for all users would be that You don't need 4G for voice communication via Zello, You won't get any improvement of audio between 3G and 4G. That might be good only if Your only cell tower 4G is in range but if not that is in my opinion not need spending money (except You use it as wifi hotspot). I have other question, have You tried put Your hands on: Talkpod N58 ? I'm thinking about it, but i'm lacking of any information is it good for daily use as a regular phone? For me it's too expensive to buy just like that and throw away if won't be a good fit. This Talkpod N58 looks like the only "network radio" that have proper built in quality in form of waterproof and metal chassis (design very similar to two way radio) or i missed something and could You share something else (network radio also serving as phone) for outdoor use? Regards and keep up doing great job! I very enjoy Your videos
NICE LOOK AT THE RADIO LEWIS , LOOKS CHUNKY AND SOLID STEP UP FROM THE F22 ETC . WAITING FOR DELIVERY FOR MINE AND SELLING MY TALKPOD SINGLE SIM UNIT TO REPLACE IT . NETWORK RADIO IS GETTING POPULAR BY THE DAY . KEEP THEM COMING .BUD .
Lets put it in to perspective, those who use a hotspot are transmitting only a few feet or maybe like me 25feet to my node, I have a T320 and its transmitting up to 6 miles to my nearest tower. that is more radio than tx to a node in the house.
looks just like the uniwa f40 and the anysecu 7s+ so id like to know what the actual base model this is it does look good i would like to see if this device will get a better reception than a standard mobile due to the external antenna?
Hi Lewis Just ordered two of these radios have just a couple of questions m8. Does it come with the Zello app Pre loaded? What other apps work with the radio? Does Netfix & youtube also work on the radio? Is the Vox on the radio? how long does the battery last. Thanks for any info on the radio 73's M7POE
Hi John no it doesn't come with Zello, you'll have to download it from the play store. Most other apps work but they can be a bit slow, youtube will work but it's not the best quality. The device doesnt have VOX but Zello does. The battery will last a good day or so., Lewis
Thanks for answering my question on the phone Lewis . Someone has mentioned in the network radio FB forum that I have to remove a ptt program also before adding zello is this right? Cheers john
A couple of questions if I may. Would you describe the build quality as on a par with say a HD1 or the MD380? - ie, tough and would take some drops? Also, if I get a data only sim for this, run Zello (I already have a zello acc) would it pull in my existing contacts and channels I've either subscribed to or set up? And, would it be able to pull in my phonebook contacts from my gmail account? Advice appreciated - thanks.
I'd compare the build to the HD1 more than the MD380. It seems tough enough. You could use your existing zello account yes, as for phonebook contacts from gmail, I'm not sure to be honest.
I bought one of those £60 ones you reviewed but didn’t really get on with it and it seemed slow and unreliable although maybe my internet. I know it’s only 3g. Do you think this might get my enthusiasm back as it’s 4g and quicker
Good stuff, network radios weren't that prevalent just 2 years ago when I first got interested in hand held radio & even if they were available was very expensive with outdated android OS. I was wondering when a 4G LTE capable one would appear now here it is, hybrid devices are more popular & will appeal more to new & younger users.
Hi Lewis, is the antenna actually soldered to the board and connected up or is it just a dummy, does it make a difference to the signal metre if you remove?. on my t320 if you remove the signal drops so know it is not just a dummy antenna.
At 3:47 you said that "does support headsets which is good" but I haven't seen headset connector anywhere in the description, you didn't mention that it have rear facing speaker, just: this is straight forward, that is straight forward. You are advertising, not doing a review!
Hi Kenny, this is Felicia from Qingoo, the manufacturer of the 7s+. If you are interested in our 7S+, pls contact me by feliciagao@qingoo.com or WhatsApp: +86 13265663586
The only down side to this radio is that the speaker is at the back of the device, in really noisy environments you have to turn the radio around when listening to whoever is talking.
I liked the look of this when I watched the video last night, and investigating today shows a DMR capable version (+LTE,4G,3G network etc.) the 8S. But like others on here, I can't find prices or sellers. If they can get them out to retail at a sensible price (and perhaps also make a car-friendly mobile version that does dual band analogue and DMR tier 2!) I would certainly be interested. 73's de 2E0NYY
Hey David, I've not seen that one. I know what you mean on prices and sellers. For me, I never give prices because they change all the time, and I only ever provide links to the company I'm working with. I've got a DMR, LTE, 3G and 4G set coming very soon so stay tuned.
This radio looks really good, Would it be possible to give it a test with with plumble? (it should be in the app store), I realise this might be hard to test. Thanks.
Its a client application for a chat server called mumble (www.mumble.com/) its the same type of thing as teamspeak except its open source, I think you might have to run your own server though which might make it hard to test. I just tried it on a radio-tone rt3 but it stops transmitting after 10 seconds or so even when the PTT is still held. Teamspeak seems to work though so I might just use that.
Hi Lewis, You refer to the radio being rugged, several time during the video. On what do you base this claim. The Motorola radio I'm issued at work is rugged. I've dropped it several times it still works perfectly. Whilst this unit is probably more robust than the average mobile phone is it really rugged? I assume the manufacturer has sent this unit to you FOC and doesn't expect you to return it. Would you care to back up your claim by doing a drop test on it?
Neil Fulcher I think it’s reasonable that Lewis’s judgment that the device is rugged stands. This is his review and his thoughts on the device. I don’t think it’s necessary to drop the radio or to try to damage the radio just to make a point.
Neil, Rugged: Strongly made and capable of withstanding rough handling. Strong and not delicate. I stand by that, it’s made of solid injection moulded plastic with no bits that are likely to break off if handled roughly. My reviews are my own judgement on the item. I say it’s rugged, I stand by that. I don’t see any practical merit in dropping the radio which is likely to scratch or dirty the case, as would be the case if I dropped my Motorola DP4600. So no, I wouldn’t care to back up my claim by dropping it. That doesn’t mean I don’t stand by my claim. I have a couple of Motorola sets that are rugged, I’d say they’d withstand being dropped from my house roof. I won’t be testing that though.
Sorry I didn't mean to suggest you won't standby your claim. Maybe the question I should have asked was do you think it would be suitable for use professionally by say a police officer, firefighter, or security guard? Where I work we use a set of radios (Motorola's) on a UK simple licence. Network radios running on the buildings wifi network would give clearer communication and would solve the problem "dead spots". However the units would need to withstand the day to day use (and abuse) that the "ordinary users" would give them. That's why I ask.
Hello Lewis, I have a 7S+ and find it great, I can't work out what the stubby antenna is used for though, it doesn't seem to make any difference to the signal strength when I remove it. I've tried 4G, 3G, 2G, WiFi and GPS, using signal measuring Apps, and nothing changes when I remove the antenna. I would be interested to hear if yours is the same.
Hey Jon, I've had the same thing with all my network radios, and some other cheap chinese cell phones. I have 2 theories. The external antenna is just a dummy and not connected and there's an antenna fixed to the PCB inside. or Because of the high frequency and strength of the cellular networks in the UK it doesn't make any difference removing the antenna..
Here is answer for antenna question -> th-cam.com/video/gjhR9scZ8_w/w-d-xo.html On mine, it was dummy... later on video i break whole phone so You can see it's not connected to anything. I think that antenna might be use for US market where they use CDMA and it's about 450Mhz and they just add dummy to get a consistent look.
On my indigo T320 it does make a difference if you remove the antenna, you can have full signal and when you remove the antenna the signal drops of and also can lose your 4g connection and switch to 3g.
Lewis I am still confused about how & why people would use these devices. Maybe a video looking at different ways that people use network radios might explain what role they could fill between mobile phones and analogue radios and how radio hams can take advantage of this technology. I suspect its a bit like explaining facebook - to me it seems totally pointless. Lol
To me, it's just a bit of fun, a good way to catch up long distance with other amateurs/like minded people hassle free, and an excuse to get more toys! lol
Lewis thanks for replying. I am just trying to get my head round justifying the purchase as no one in the Sale club seems to use them. I just need to see people using them first. On a side note I have just met a bunch of 6th formers who were tracking a satellite that was passing overhead this afternoon using a laptop with SDR & home made aerials that they constructed themselves. Great to see that the hobby is still attracting interest.
I just bit the bullet an bought one if you hurry you can too only 2 left at this price which is the cheapest anywhere i know cause ive been hunting it for a month or more www.ebay.com/itm/153141419254
My T320 arrived today Philip, I'm very pleased with it. The device is a nice weight and very solidly built. For the price it's a great bit of kit. You won't be disappointed if you decide to buy one.
hello can i ask you about a phone #KSUN TQ6# Thank you. I want just know some specification of this phone. Is this phone support wifi hotspot ? Can share 4G data by wifi or no? Thank you!
Hi mate, I ended up buying one of these and an Inrico T320. Just my personal observations. The Inrico (considering they are both around the same price), is a much better unit. Feels / looks more professional, and imo the build quality is much more solid. In fact, compared side to side, the Qingoo feels like a cheap toy tbh. Worth a look if you decide to get another one of these to review....
How much is this I have a t320 & a N60 & I lovum , I was going to do a foundation but can't be arsed with only broadcasting & only. Aloud so much power , with a network radio I can talk to anyone in any country & nobody yes nobody can put restrictions on me ... Jedi night ... Jedi 2 UK
I bought this and I'm awaiting its arrival... It ships from Canada... Same radio with a different brand name. Now I just need to figure out what network to use it on... I don't think it will work in the US tho.... www.banggood.com/ALPS-F40-Waterproof-GPSBDS-Android-6_0-Smart-Intercom-Mobile-Walkie-Talkie-Phone-4000mAh-Battery-p-1372260.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN
Mate where are you buying these devices from. The like you provide qingoo.net/ dose not allow you to buy. I looked on ebay, wish, ali express. None of these places sell these radios.
new device nice n good one ROiP (Radio Over internet Protocol) can use zello.apk or Teamspeak3.apk just need to know is this device can support "PTT mic" like F22 F22+ F25 or Inrico T298S T320
Network radio is getting bigger. Nice looking handheld.
It is mate!
Zello is a winner especially with a PTT device. Purchased a F22 just over 2 years ago and is in daily use (also have a TH580 and T199)
As for the ‘it’s not radio’ quibble. Correct, it’s not radio (in the traditional manner) - get over yourselves!!!
Yeah I get loads of comments saying 'its not ham radio' and i've NEVER said it is haha. Very strange. Cheers mate
Hey bud. Great video. I was impressed with the quality of that radio and I’m pleased I watched the video so I can see what you were using. I’m starting to use network radio more now it’s getting more popular. Cheers bud 👍🏼😀
Cheers Brother!
I thought the same but it's just an app like voxer
just got my first radiotone rt4, and i transfered my virgin mobile sim card in to the card slot, from my other phone, and found it could not work the cellular data,. phone calls were okay, but it would not register on the network, so i swopped over to an 02 sim card, from my other phone ,bang success, hooray it now works on everything , and great reception too.
Interesting for me is why most of the radios have similar look to F22?
Do You think they all came from all factory and just different brand order different hardware configuration and logo?
The good information for all users would be that You don't need 4G for voice communication via Zello, You won't get any improvement of audio between 3G and 4G. That might be good only if Your only cell tower 4G is in range but if not that is in my opinion not need spending money (except You use it as wifi hotspot).
I have other question, have You tried put Your hands on: Talkpod N58 ?
I'm thinking about it, but i'm lacking of any information is it good for daily use as a regular phone?
For me it's too expensive to buy just like that and throw away if won't be a good fit.
This Talkpod N58 looks like the only "network radio" that have proper built in quality in form of waterproof and metal chassis (design very similar to two way radio) or i missed something and could You share something else (network radio also serving as phone) for outdoor use?
Regards and keep up doing great job!
I very enjoy Your videos
NICE LOOK AT THE RADIO LEWIS , LOOKS CHUNKY AND SOLID STEP UP FROM THE F22 ETC . WAITING FOR DELIVERY FOR MINE AND SELLING MY TALKPOD SINGLE SIM UNIT TO REPLACE IT . NETWORK RADIO IS GETTING POPULAR BY THE DAY . KEEP THEM COMING .BUD .
Nice radio.Great review again.Well done Lewis
Cheers mate!
Really good device Lewis.Thanks for posting!.Chris
Thanks :)
Lets put it in to perspective, those who use a hotspot are transmitting only a few feet or maybe like me 25feet to my node, I have a T320 and its transmitting up to 6 miles to my nearest tower. that is more radio than tx to a node in the house.
It seems this is also sold as the Uniwa F40. Any issues with EchoLink on it?
73s M7TUD
Is the screw in antenna a real working antenna or a dummy?
Hi Lewis, can you recommend a device thats a combination of network radio and "normal" VHF and/or UHF portable radio? Thnx, 73!
looks just like the uniwa f40 and the anysecu 7s+ so id like to know what the actual base model this is it does look good i would like to see if this device will get a better reception than a standard mobile due to the external antenna?
Hi Lewis Just ordered two of these radios have just a couple of questions m8. Does it come with the Zello app Pre loaded?
What other apps work with the radio? Does Netfix & youtube also work on the radio? Is the Vox on the radio? how long does the battery last. Thanks for any info on the radio
73's M7POE
Hi John no it doesn't come with Zello, you'll have to download it from the play store. Most other apps work but they can be a bit slow, youtube will work but it's not the best quality. The device doesnt have VOX but Zello does. The battery will last a good day or so.,
Lewis
Thanks for answering my question on the phone Lewis . Someone has mentioned in the network radio FB forum that I have to remove a ptt program also before adding zello is this right? Cheers john
A couple of questions if I may.
Would you describe the build quality as on a par with say a HD1 or the MD380? - ie, tough and would take some drops?
Also, if I get a data only sim for this, run Zello (I already have a zello acc) would it pull in my existing contacts and channels I've either subscribed to or set up? And, would it be able to pull in my phonebook contacts from my gmail account?
Advice appreciated - thanks.
I'd compare the build to the HD1 more than the MD380. It seems tough enough.
You could use your existing zello account yes, as for phonebook contacts from gmail, I'm not sure to be honest.
Oi. Qual dos rádios é melhor? Rádio tone rt4, inrico t320 ou este?
Hi ! Nice video! Where did you get the screen protector ?
I bought one of those £60 ones you reviewed but didn’t really get on with it and it seemed slow and unreliable although maybe my internet. I know it’s only 3g. Do you think this might get my enthusiasm back as it’s 4g and quicker
Yes it's just an app like if you downloaded from any other google play store
Nice one again Lewis. I like my rt3 and that looks great too.I'd love to know how you get to have so many radio's :-)
Thanks mate!
He buys them mr. Lewis. He buys them....
Very interesting video I have been toying with getting a network radio but not sure which one is best to spend money on.
73's Alan
This is my personal favourite alan, although there are cheaper options
Good stuff, network radios weren't that prevalent just 2 years ago when I first got interested in hand held radio & even if they were available was very expensive with outdated android OS. I was wondering when a 4G LTE capable one would appear now here it is, hybrid devices are more popular & will appeal more to new & younger users.
Hey Wilson, I've got a DMR, 4G LTE model coming very soon
Interesting Lewis I've caught the network radio bug this end and soon I'll be looking for a radio so your reviews are very valuable to me 👍👍
Hey! Thanks so much, when you get on drop me an add!
Ringway Manchester Hi Lewis I'm already on the net my callsign is prgluk not sure how to add people at the moment :-)
Hi Lewis, is the antenna actually soldered to the board and connected up or is it just a dummy, does it make a difference to the signal metre if you remove?. on my t320 if you remove the signal drops so know it is not just a dummy antenna.
Hi Stephen I'm not sure, but there's no signal drop that I can see when it's removed.
Another Great Video - Thanks Lewis de 2E0XBT
Thanks Sean!
May I ask if it is possible to type other languages (like Japanese) with the physical keyboard?
what dose 7-3 mean in radio terms? is that james fletcher who did a video on doing the dangers of the cheap chinese radio chargers?
73 means farewell :) and yes it was the same james
hi can you still get battery for it as mine has got fat and i need a new battery
Are the sim cards included or do you have to get them through a cellular carrier ie us cellular?
HELLO MY FRIEND , FROM N3NDX - WHERE WOULD I GET ONE OF UNITS HERE IN THE USA???????...06-13-2020..... I LIKE THE RADIO TONE-RT-4.....
Ebay Roberto...ebay...
At 3:47 you said that "does support headsets which is good" but I haven't seen headset connector anywhere in the description, you didn't mention that it have rear facing speaker, just: this is straight forward, that is straight forward. You are advertising, not doing a review!
Well you know what? Go and watch someone elses video! It's reaallllly straight forward...
Don't be mad at me, honestly, you didn't mention anything about down sides of this phone, except of that, you were lying about headset connector.
I'm not mad at all but you started off on the wrong foot with me. So I've nothing more to say to you
It does support headsets, Bluetooth headsets.
Ringway Manchester don’t blame you
Nice looking bit of kit and lots of charging options with USB. 73
Cheers mate :)
Will this radio work on att or Verizon in the USA?
Hi Lewis looking to get one of these radios how much import duty did you pay I have contacted regarding the radio but can tell me the import tax ?
Hi Kenny, I was sent this for test so it cost me nothing
Ringway Manchester hmm wonder if I could test one of them can only ask
Hi Kenny, this is Felicia from Qingoo, the manufacturer of the 7s+. If you are interested in our 7S+, pls contact me by feliciagao@qingoo.com or WhatsApp: +86 13265663586
The only down side to this radio is that the speaker is at the back of the device, in really noisy environments you have to turn the radio around when listening to whoever is talking.
What is the mic please? Phantom power? Interface? Sounds pretty good
I liked the look of this when I watched the video last night, and investigating today shows a DMR capable version (+LTE,4G,3G network etc.) the 8S. But like others on here, I can't find prices or sellers. If they can get them out to retail at a sensible price (and perhaps also make a car-friendly mobile version that does dual band analogue and DMR tier 2!) I would certainly be interested.
73's de 2E0NYY
Hey David, I've not seen that one. I know what you mean on prices and sellers. For me, I never give prices because they change all the time, and I only ever provide links to the company I'm working with. I've got a DMR, LTE, 3G and 4G set coming very soon so stay tuned.
It has 1G storage as in disk space and 8G RAM. Just FYI.
Do you know is it possible to get a klickfast dock for this radio ?
What is best qingo 7s + or univa alps f40
16:59 James your voice sounds like a music)
Its the cost that puts me off them. The transmitting costs and the initial cost.
lol is that me bud at 21:35 again :D
This is exactly the same as thing zello ?
Is it ?
Jon Mac i do believe so yes
What do you mean mate?
Ringway Manchester this is using the channels on zello?
yeah it is
This radio looks really good, Would it be possible to give it a test with with plumble? (it should be in the app store), I realise this might be hard to test. Thanks.
What is it Matt?
Its a client application for a chat server called mumble (www.mumble.com/) its the same type of thing as teamspeak except its open source, I think you might have to run your own server though which might make it hard to test. I just tried it on a radio-tone rt3 but it stops transmitting after 10 seconds or so even when the PTT is still held. Teamspeak seems to work though so I might just use that.
Hi Lewis, You refer to the radio being rugged, several time during the video. On what do you base this claim. The Motorola radio I'm issued at work is rugged. I've dropped it several times it still works perfectly. Whilst this unit is probably more robust than the average mobile phone is it really rugged?
I assume the manufacturer has sent this unit to you FOC and doesn't expect you to return it. Would you care to back up your claim by doing a drop test on it?
Neil Fulcher I think it’s reasonable that Lewis’s judgment that the device is rugged stands. This is his review and his thoughts on the device. I don’t think it’s necessary to drop the radio or to try to damage the radio just to make a point.
Neil,
Rugged: Strongly made and capable of withstanding rough handling. Strong and not delicate.
I stand by that, it’s made of solid injection moulded plastic with no bits that are likely to break off if handled roughly.
My reviews are my own judgement on the item. I say it’s rugged, I stand by that.
I don’t see any practical merit in dropping the radio which is likely to scratch or dirty the case, as would be the case if I dropped my Motorola DP4600.
So no, I wouldn’t care to back up my claim by dropping it. That doesn’t mean I don’t stand by my claim.
I have a couple of Motorola sets that are rugged, I’d say they’d withstand being dropped from my house roof. I won’t be testing that though.
Sorry I didn't mean to suggest you won't standby your claim. Maybe the question I should have asked was do you think it would be suitable for use professionally by say a police officer, firefighter, or security guard?
Where I work we use a set of radios (Motorola's) on a UK simple licence. Network radios running on the buildings wifi network would give clearer communication and would solve the problem "dead spots". However the units would need to withstand the day to day use (and abuse) that the "ordinary users" would give them. That's why I ask.
Lewis, have you used TEAMSPEAK 3 on this radio yet?
No Chris I'm not a fan of teamspeak
is that the one u were using today? looks nice and slim nice looking radio that 1.
yes bud! Thanks
@@RingwayManchester sounded nice as well then
Hello Lewis, I have a 7S+ and find it great, I can't work out what the stubby antenna is used for though, it doesn't seem to make any difference to the signal strength when I remove it.
I've tried 4G, 3G, 2G, WiFi and GPS, using signal measuring Apps, and nothing changes when I remove the antenna.
I would be interested to hear if yours is the same.
Hey Jon, I've had the same thing with all my network radios, and some other cheap chinese cell phones. I have 2 theories.
The external antenna is just a dummy and not connected and there's an antenna fixed to the PCB inside.
or
Because of the high frequency and strength of the cellular networks in the UK it doesn't make any difference removing the antenna..
Here is answer for antenna question ->
th-cam.com/video/gjhR9scZ8_w/w-d-xo.html
On mine, it was dummy... later on video i break whole phone so You can see it's not connected to anything.
I think that antenna might be use for US market where they use CDMA and it's about 450Mhz and they just add dummy to get a consistent look.
On my indigo T320 it does make a difference if you remove the antenna, you can have full signal and when you remove the antenna the signal drops of and also can lose your 4g connection and switch to 3g.
Lewis I am still confused about how & why people would use these devices. Maybe a video looking at different ways that people use network radios might explain what role they could fill between mobile phones and analogue radios and how radio hams can take advantage of this technology. I suspect its a bit like explaining facebook - to me it seems totally pointless. Lol
To me, it's just a bit of fun, a good way to catch up long distance with other amateurs/like minded people hassle free, and an excuse to get more toys! lol
Lewis thanks for replying. I am just trying to get my head round justifying the purchase as no one in the Sale club seems to use them. I just need to see people using them first. On a side note I have just met a bunch of 6th formers who were tracking a satellite that was passing overhead this afternoon using a laptop with SDR & home made aerials that they constructed themselves. Great to see that the hobby is still attracting interest.
Can you please tell me how to insert the SIM card in this device and does it take nano or micro size?
You insert it carefully and firmly
Is there any sign of these coming down in price they seem to be £100+ at the moment ?
I doubt they'll fall under £100
I just bit the bullet an bought one if you hurry you can too only 2 left at this price which is the cheapest anywhere i know cause ive been hunting it for a month or more www.ebay.com/itm/153141419254
would you say the t320 is better
Hey Philip, I have never used one so I couldn't say
My T320 arrived today Philip, I'm very pleased with it. The device is a nice weight and very solidly built. For the price it's a great bit of kit. You won't be disappointed if you decide to buy one.
can you insert a simcard, then call to for example your'e own phone and recive calls?
Yes you can
🤦♂️
Its android skinker... its android...
Have they gone out of business? Their website is now parked.
I'm not sure Joshua
hello can i ask you about a phone #KSUN TQ6#
Thank you. I want just know some specification of this phone. Is this phone support wifi hotspot ? Can share 4G data by wifi or no? Thank you!
Mine has got earphone socket next to the charging port under the little cover
How much is it, no prices on site.
Chris Andrews Hi Chris, pls contact feliciagao@qingoo.com for price.
Hi Smoke, Qingoo the original manufacturer. Pls visit www.qingoo.net.
got one s7, not as well made as the t320 inrico,but but the t320 is a rattle bucket .jeff
Hi mate,
I ended up buying one of these and an Inrico T320.
Just my personal observations. The Inrico (considering they are both around the same price), is a much better unit. Feels / looks more professional, and imo the build quality is much more solid. In fact, compared side to side, the Qingoo feels like a cheap toy tbh.
Worth a look if you decide to get another one of these to review....
Cheers Garry
My friend has this radio says he needs a pin code in the UK does anyone please have a idea
Did you ever find out?
How much is this
I have a t320 & a N60 & I lovum , I was going to do a foundation but can't be arsed with only broadcasting & only. Aloud so much power , with a network radio I can talk to anyone in any country & nobody yes nobody can put restrictions on me ... Jedi night ... Jedi 2 UK
I'm unable to download any Apk file. It's asking for a password
Where to buy it?......thanx for the video
Carlos Santini hi Carlos, pls contact feliciagao@qingoo.com for purchasing.
Hi Carlos, check the description, all info is in there :) Qingoo.net
Has password feature?
Cant seem to find this anywhere in the U.S.
I bought this and I'm awaiting its arrival... It ships from Canada... Same radio with a different brand name. Now I just need to figure out what network to use it on... I don't think it will work in the US tho.... www.banggood.com/ALPS-F40-Waterproof-GPSBDS-Android-6_0-Smart-Intercom-Mobile-Walkie-Talkie-Phone-4000mAh-Battery-p-1372260.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN
Well you haven't checked the normal everyday ebay have you?
my s7 came today,case is paper thin hope it will not fall apart we will have to wait and see jeff m0prf
Thanks mate!
Pity you didn't show how Google maps or TH-cam works with such a small screen.
Mate where are you buying these devices from. The like you provide qingoo.net/ dose not allow you to buy. I looked on ebay, wish, ali express. None of these places sell these radios.
can somebody explain to me what a networkradio is?
It's an app. That's all.
It's an app. But it's faster than dialing or texting.
new device nice n good one
ROiP (Radio Over internet Protocol)
can use zello.apk or Teamspeak3.apk
just need to know is this device can support "PTT mic" like F22 F22+ F25 or Inrico T298S T320
Nice but no any light
tetra rare network radios ?
What?
whant one :)
uniwa f40 look alike
You don't need to go over EVERY app EVERY time, we all know what they do...
Frank you’re nothing but a troll. Why bother commenting? So everyone can see what a complete prat you are?