I just received two radios. They are exactly as pictured; cast metal case with a plastic battery. The battery is held in with 2 screws. You have the optional longer screws that will include a belt clip. The front speaker cover has not brand identification nor does any part of the radio. The illuminated screen is in English. It takes some trial and error to figure which buttons in the side to push. The side has 3 buttons and the barrel knob on top controls the volume with a press PTT button on top. There is a stubby antenna on the top right. There is a white plastic washer beneath the antenna that illuminates flashing green with power on. Without a SIM card the radio will keep saying “Check Sim Card.” This same white plastic washer will illuminate steady red when off and charging and steady green when fully charged. The EBay “Description” indicates a year of “Real PTT” is provided but the data card is not included. I’m waiting for details before I get a SIM card and service. These are specifically operated on a 4G cellular service so there is no typical radio to radio Walkie-talkie service. While there are other radios out there with better or multiple capabilities, these have a “Cool Factor” with their looks. I have yet to operate these but do wish these had a walkie talkie capability or a UHF function. But still they have a heft and cool look.
You can get a sim critical sim card for 40 pound for an entire year giving you priority access to all networks that support POC radio systems.. or you can get a local operators sim card that supports POC systems.. Mine is on EE In the UK until I sort out the SiM Critical one.. I agree with you on the poor instructions, took me some figuring out but I like to mess about with stuff.. It's definitely worth the time I spent messing around with it..
Interesting little radio. Don't think that's a left handed model they are showing, just the video has been flipped.. check the characters in the video, look back to front ;)
I seen the same product but it it had a different name brand it was made by Nokia so I don't know what's going on with that but I would love if you can do a review on it.
The actual name of these little doodads are HG600’s otherwise known as hamgeek (What the HG stands for in HG600) you can get them for alot cheaper there from a much more secure manufacturer
yes. Trunked systems use to be popular. I'm sure you need a sim card for both phones. I'm not sure the USA system supports it anymore. Racom had a 800MHZ system but it died 15 years ago.
Yeah it's very unique radio I just seen them on eBay recently . they have other brands they're all quite expensive I'm definitely going to order one they're about 127 dollars in the US to order from China
Wow the case is the same as my Muzen bluetooth speaker. I wonder where or who owns the original design? I want one of those walkie-talkies. My Muzen speaker is great by the way. Very heavy build. 🙂
So can these operate on UHF frequencies? AliExpress description states: Frequency range: 400-470Mhz However I have not been able to find any function of the radio that indicates it operates on UHF. This is incredibly disappointing if true. It made the most sense to me during purchasing "oh cool, if 4g service is bad or spotty, can fallback to UHF." Does anyone know how to use these as UHF HT's?
I think you need to pay a service to use it for long distance, probably on 4g network so it's really not a Walkie Talkie. If cell towers are down, you have no long distance Communications. Who wants a Subscription for Walkie Talkie when apps do it for free. 🤷🏻♂️
I have this radio and have made sense of it, the instructions in English aren't that great but I've figured it out and so far my testing has gone well..
Ok I have a SIM cards from Simple Mobile (in Florida, USA). I’ll try to do a review of this radio as nobody has a real review or unboxing. It’s cool looking though maybe not as practice as some others. If internals had other features, the case itself would be a great thing to attract users.
It's a blatant ripoff of a bluetooth speaker called the Muzen Wild Mini which is an amazing bluetooth speaker. The Muzen is made of metal and heavy despite how tiny it is.
With Micro USB and what looks like a TF card slot it cant be waterproof, any water gets under those rubber covers and its fecked. Baofeng UV9R ip67 is still best value for tactical use
Well sort of, basically it's a wi-fi enabled radio so if you are out of range on the UHF radio it will switch, it's really more like a UHF radio with zello if you like, PTT on cell phones would require the cell network to support that feature and most don't because that part of the band is used to carry text messages.
They're a great build quality, pretty solid and pretty much the same design is the muzen wild mini bluetooth spekers.. The functions once you have a sim card inserted are simple to figure out and yes mine is an English display..
4G is super unreliable in some areas and you can’t really rely on a virtual network for crucial communication. A better option would be a satellite phone
Nokia is the OEM manufacturer. It's like those shitty Bluetooth speakers you see everywhere with different names. One company makes the product and sells it to several different companies putting said company's logo on the product.
This is a PoC network radio ONLY! It does not have UHF analog capabilities. The product description is absolutely wrong. I purchased one and also confirmed this with the 'real' manufacture of this radio. It is a very well made network radio but it can only be used with RealPTT service. I am trying to find a way to hack it and side-load Zello. Not sure yet if this will be possible.
I just bought this radio 2 years later from your comment. Did you have any luck side loading zello. Please let me know that would be a god send. cheers
Unfortunately not. I don't know how to access the Android version that's on this device, to side load applications. I know there has to be a way to do it and it's such a well-built cool little radio.
Nokia has the same exact one with their name on it. I can’t see Nokia just slapping their name on it so I bet you this brand just put their name on Nokia’s product
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You can buy a sim card for them which is 40 pounds for the whole year from called sim critical giving you priority access to loads of networks that support poc radios.. My first tests have been with a UK EE sim and the one I have works fine.. I will be testing these more when I purchase another and as long as you purchase your items from the same seller they will be in the same main talk group so you can connect them..
how did you get your radio to read the sim card. my radio didnt come with software or a sim card. i bought the sim but dont have the software to program the radio
I can tell you more about this, I have the HamGeek branded version but they are basically the same radio.. I'm looking for other English speaking users to test these with..
where you able to get the software. I bought this radio but it did not come with the software? also any idea how to creat a "real ptt" login. its my understanding that you also need a real ptt login to use the radio.
Yes, it would be. And you would have to have a battery of corresponding size/ma's to accommodate that. If we're talking the little gizmo that is the subject of this video, the battery capacity can't be more than 1,000ma. Technology does exist for ultra high capacity in ultra small packages, but we're talking BIG $$$. And these people aren't developing gear for NASA ! The only handy talkie/portable radio that actually looks like it would put out 10/15 watts on UHF & VHF (15 watts is claimed) is the Baofeng AR-152 which I had NOT seen in the U.S. yet. Battery capacity is claimed as 12,000 ma and is several 18650 lith.Ion batteries in the battery case. I don't know if they are replaceable. I have not yet seen any videos of someone having put on the bench for testing, nor any "field" tests either.
@@baronedipiemonte3990 yea, that 15 watt baofeng is giant! At that size I’ll just get a 25 watt mobile rig and run whatever size battery I want on it. Lol.
Is it chinese Watts!. the 10W being 4W if lucky like my crap baofengs I had. 8W and both where hardly 3 on 2m and 3 times the price of the well know £25 one!. they do look nice, small.
I've got to the point where I cut the watts in half. If Baofeng says a radio is 10 watts, I'll expect 5 ! Of course many Japanese/Indonesian radios are less than spec as well. Just not as bad
@@knoxieman China wants to end the world rather than lose the War with America. CHINESE OFFICER TEASES NUCLEAR WAR W/ U.S. . "CHINA WOULD ALSO ATTACK THE AIRPORT WHERE U.S. AIRPLANES TAKE OFF, DESTROY AMERICAN AIRCRAFT CARRIERS FOR SURE, AND THEN UPGRADE THE CONFLICT TO A NUCLEAR WAR." . th-cam.com/video/QSbZO1-uv_I/w-d-xo.html
Nokia has the same exact one with their name on it. I can’t see Nokia just slapping their name on it so I bet you this brand just put their name on Nokia’s product
Wish someone would do a review of it to see how well it works and sound
Only people making videos on it are the manufacturer and the seller. Leads me to believe it’s garbage
@@Rocky-sy9zt😊😊 I am still interested in it. Chinese are genius 🎉🎉🎉
I just received two radios. They are exactly as pictured; cast metal case with a plastic battery. The battery is held in with 2 screws. You have the optional longer screws that will include a belt clip. The front speaker cover has not brand identification nor does any part of the radio. The illuminated screen is in English. It takes some trial and error to figure which buttons in the side to push. The side has 3 buttons and the barrel knob on top controls the volume with a press PTT button on top. There is a stubby antenna on the top right. There is a white plastic washer beneath the antenna that illuminates flashing green with power on. Without a SIM card the radio will keep saying “Check Sim Card.” This same white plastic washer will illuminate steady red when off and charging and steady green when fully charged. The EBay “Description” indicates a year of “Real PTT” is provided but the data card is not included. I’m waiting for details before I get a SIM card and service. These are specifically operated on a 4G cellular service so there is no typical radio to radio Walkie-talkie service. While there are other radios out there with better or multiple capabilities, these have a “Cool Factor” with their looks. I have yet to operate these but do wish these had a walkie talkie capability or a UHF function. But still they have a heft and cool look.
You can get a sim critical sim card for 40 pound for an entire year giving you priority access to all networks that support POC radio systems.. or you can get a local operators sim card that supports POC systems.. Mine is on EE In the UK until I sort out the SiM Critical one..
I agree with you on the poor instructions, took me some figuring out but I like to mess about with stuff..
It's definitely worth the time I spent messing around with it..
@@derletztezeuge1 how did you manage to program your tydera radio in order for it to use your sim card?
How can I synchronize them with others?
Looks very similar to Bluetooth Speaker that I recently saw on Aliexpress - wondering if they reuse case.
Yes they have copied it
I have that Bluetooth speaker. It is heavy feels very solid, metal body.
It's a 4G radio based on a cellular network...simply as that!
Does they cost recharge or one time pay only??
@@stancemania sim cards are based on your local service provider like smartphone sim cards. so it's highly unlikely it would be one time cost.
@@CometFire2010 if it runs on a phone network doesn’t that defeat the whole purpose of a wildlands radio
Not sure it's left-handed, it looks like the video is flipped, the 499 graphic is the wrong way round.
I noticed that.
I like to collect walkie talkies as my hobby. I have a few models like BaoFeng. I will buy this soon.
Thank goodness there is someone else out there other than me that collects walkie talkies!
Just bought a set - am actually online looking on better details to actually set up and properly use....will keep you posted.
Plz keep us posted cause I’m on the verge of getting some
Any updates?
Perfect match for Muzen wild mini Bluetooth speaker!
Interesting little radio. Don't think that's a left handed model they are showing, just the video has been flipped.. check the characters in the video, look back to front ;)
It is backwards, I noticed.
I’ve bought two and was wondering how do you compare them with each other ?
Well, the radio looks interesting enough, but how did you create the 3D model. I’m trying to,learn CAD on my own and I haven’t learned that yet
He used photos that he found online.
Basically use the photos as a guide but it's all drawn by hand there isn't any photogrammetry it's all done by hand
@@knoxieman cool. Thanks.
Hello. I heard that in Norway you have switched radio from analog to digital. Is it true that your analog walkie-talkies are not working now?
I seen the same product but it it had a different name brand it was made by Nokia so I don't know what's going on with that but I would love if you can do a review on it.
The actual name of these little doodads are HG600’s otherwise known as hamgeek (What the HG stands for in HG600) you can get them for alot cheaper there from a much more secure manufacturer
Looking good, my question get two of these radios , do I need to activate cellular service for both ?
yes. Trunked systems use to be popular. I'm sure you need a sim card for both phones. I'm not sure the USA system supports it anymore. Racom had a 800MHZ system but it died 15 years ago.
whao - could you put your CAD files up somewhere, I was just thinking to print the case.
Yes will do
Yeah it's very unique radio I just seen them on eBay recently . they have other brands they're all quite expensive I'm definitely going to order one they're about 127 dollars in the US to order from China
You're either the proud owner of a money tree, or brave. I for one can't afford to risk $100+ on something with such vague information !
Is it true that this walkie talkie reach more than 3k miles of distance?
@@juansebastianguerradiaz224 by networking towers I'm sure
Nice looking radio. If they offered a version without the GSM, I would purchase. And that would lower the price a good bit as well. 73
Motorola clone
Why is this brother? help me understand
Do you need anything else to transmit with these radios?
Wow the case is the same as my Muzen bluetooth speaker. I wonder where or who owns the original design? I want one of those walkie-talkies. My Muzen speaker is great by the way. Very heavy build. 🙂
My wild mini had issues 3 days after arriving....had to repair some faulty solder joints on the actual speaker.
They probably downloaded the design like the guy did in this video.
Have you seen BEEBEST A308? It has a USB type C port only, would that be programmable? It's not android like this one.
So can these operate on UHF frequencies? AliExpress description states: Frequency range: 400-470Mhz
However I have not been able to find any function of the radio that indicates it operates on UHF. This is incredibly disappointing if true. It made the most sense to me during purchasing "oh cool, if 4g service is bad or spotty, can fallback to UHF."
Does anyone know how to use these as UHF HT's?
Bought one......how do you set this thing up?!?!?!
Its design resembles the fuel jerry can that is placed on four-wheel drive cars
Would this work from a plane commercial fight
I think you need to pay a service to use it for long distance, probably on 4g network so it's really not a Walkie Talkie. If cell towers are down, you have no long distance Communications.
Who wants a Subscription for Walkie Talkie when apps do it for free. 🤷🏻♂️
was looking on getting these but noticed it requires a sim card which would be useless if cell towers dont work during and emp
I have this radio and have made sense of it, the instructions in English aren't that great but I've figured it out and so far my testing has gone well..
Ok I have a SIM cards from Simple Mobile (in Florida, USA). I’ll try to do a review of this radio as nobody has a real review or unboxing. It’s cool looking though maybe not as practice as some others. If internals had other features, the case itself would be a great thing to attract users.
also from Florida. did you find software to program the radio to use the sim card? wondering if you got this radio to work. Any luck?
Are you considering sharing the file? I'd love to print one.
how much is the monthly fee???
It's a blatant ripoff of a bluetooth speaker called the Muzen Wild Mini which is an amazing bluetooth speaker. The Muzen is made of metal and heavy despite how tiny it is.
How many miles can you talk with
I don't get it. Why do I need GSM card in a walkie talkie? I thought the main reason for walkie talkies was they work where there is no GSM network?
You don't need a gsm card to use the UHF radio only if you want to switch to GSM mode
With Micro USB and what looks like a TF card slot it cant be waterproof, any water gets
under those rubber covers and its fecked. Baofeng UV9R ip67 is still best value for tactical use
Lol this use to be on cellphones in the mid 2000s called push to talk 😂
Well sort of, basically it's a wi-fi enabled radio so if you are out of range on the UHF radio it will switch, it's really more like a UHF radio with zello if you like, PTT on cell phones would require the cell network to support that feature and most don't because that part of the band is used to carry text messages.
They're a great build quality, pretty solid and pretty much the same design is the muzen wild mini bluetooth spekers..
The functions once you have a sim card inserted are simple to figure out and yes mine is an English display..
4G is super unreliable in some areas and you can’t really rely on a virtual network for crucial communication. A better option would be a satellite phone
how do you program the radio to read the sim card. i bought my sim card separate
Maximum taking range km pls?
I've seen it, but the one I saw made by Nokia ,looks exactly the same.
Nokia is the OEM manufacturer. It's like those shitty Bluetooth speakers you see everywhere with different names. One company makes the product and sells it to several different companies putting said company's logo on the product.
Look for one with Nokia on it for sale and when it describes the brand it says UNBRANDED ,,,, why is this I wonder ?
Will this work as a frs or gmrs radio without a sim. Or do I need a service plan from a cell company to use the sim
You don't need a SIM if you just want to use the radio afaik
Legally no as it's most likely not type accepted for FRS/GMRS use, but you could still use it on the band and honestly who would know?
It's work on sim? So if needed cover sim non sense ,. Same you can use mobile phone
What is this an INFOMERCIAL? What's your "commission"?
No just letting people know about a new radio that is what this channel is all about?
This is a PoC network radio ONLY! It does not have UHF analog capabilities. The product description is absolutely wrong. I purchased one and also confirmed this with the 'real' manufacture of this radio. It is a very well made network radio but it can only be used with RealPTT service. I am trying to find a way to hack it and side-load Zello. Not sure yet if this will be possible.
I just bought this radio 2 years later from your comment. Did you have any luck side loading zello. Please let me know that would be a god send. cheers
Unfortunately not. I don't know how to access the Android version that's on this device, to side load applications. I know there has to be a way to do it and it's such a well-built cool little radio.
@@PowerHoldings dang ok. Thanks for ur response 🙏
GSM is long gone here.
Would have to be LTE or at least 3G for it to be of any use.
Strong than brick is good though!
It's 4G LTE
LTE Rides on the GSM network@@wisteela
@2m52s the brand name is Nokia
Maybe a company will pick them up and represent a standard of quality and customer service that is better than “good buy, you now.”
But does it run off cell phone towers?
Take a look at the Muzen Wild Mini bluetooth speaker. Very similar styling
It the work so good one. I buy full price - you see it go up price so high soon. Buy many one. It’s the good quality
IS IT TRUE THAT THIS WALKIE TALKIE HAS A RANGE OF MORE THAN 3k MILES?
Interesting ....
If it needs a sim card, then the mobile phone I already have has far more functions! Love radio, but this is just a toy??
I've seen one that looks exactly the same but has Nokia written on it ?
U didn't review its distance it says it's 5000 k
Nokia has the same exact one with their name on it. I can’t see Nokia just slapping their name on it so I bet you this brand just put their name on Nokia’s product
It's a fake Nokia product
Nokia's website shows they don't sell anything like that
Very interesting, and very interesting that it's running Linux.
73 M7TUD
I'd buy this freaky trx. But price is too high.
Yes it's pricey
Can any one helf me how to use this
do u need a cell account with that radio???
Only to use the GSM side of not the UHF radio side of it
@@knoxieman what side gives you the long distance??and what does the other side cost to use
wait, is this the same as the nokia?
So Nokia has the same looking radio
knoxieman
, When You Do This Type Of Video, Maybe Buy The Device And Show Us What Its Really About?> :)
Yes I would have loved to get one but it was a bit too pricey for me at the time of filming.
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You can buy a sim card for them which is 40 pounds for the whole year from called sim critical giving you priority access to loads of networks that support poc radios..
My first tests have been with a UK EE sim and the one I have works fine..
I will be testing these more when I purchase another and as long as you purchase your items from the same seller they will be in the same main talk group so you can connect them..
how did you get your radio to read the sim card. my radio didnt come with software or a sim card. i bought the sim but dont have the software to program the radio
I can tell you more about this, I have the HamGeek branded version but they are basically the same radio.. I'm looking for other English speaking users to test these with..
Is it work on sim , if no sim coverege not work? Non sense same you can use mobile
do you have software for this radio mine didnt come with the software
Clever. They send you one?
No sadly
Is this NOKIA G6 knock off?
Made in China but can go from NY to Cali ??????
I've been in touch with the EU manager of real ptt who's software this is based on now and may be able to get the programming software too..
where you able to get the software. I bought this radio but it did not come with the software? also any idea how to creat a "real ptt" login. its my understanding that you also need a real ptt login to use the radio.
how they telling 5000km huh
Its phone. Not walki talki
It appears to be a UHF transceiver and Network radio
Its simply a data walkie talkie.
It doesn't do a damn thing any free voice chat app on your phone does !
It's a UHF walkie talkie with cell enabled data, my mobile phone cannot operate as a UHF radio as well as so it's very different.
10 watts would be impressive on a UHF handheld, assuming it’s true.
Yes, it would be. And you would have to have a battery of corresponding size/ma's to accommodate that. If we're talking the little gizmo that is the subject of this video, the battery capacity can't be more than 1,000ma. Technology does exist for ultra high capacity in ultra small packages, but we're talking BIG $$$. And these people aren't developing gear for NASA !
The only handy talkie/portable radio that actually looks like it would put out 10/15 watts on UHF & VHF (15 watts is claimed) is the Baofeng AR-152 which I had NOT seen in the U.S. yet. Battery capacity is claimed as 12,000 ma and is several 18650 lith.Ion batteries in the battery case. I don't know if they are replaceable. I have not yet seen any videos of someone having put on the bench for testing, nor any "field" tests either.
@@baronedipiemonte3990 yea, that 15 watt baofeng is giant! At that size I’ll just get a 25 watt mobile rig and run whatever size battery I want on it. Lol.
Is it chinese Watts!. the 10W being 4W if lucky like my crap baofengs I had. 8W and both where hardly 3 on 2m and 3 times the price of the well know £25 one!. they do look nice, small.
I've got to the point where I cut the watts in half. If Baofeng says a radio is 10 watts, I'll expect 5 ! Of course many Japanese/Indonesian radios are less than spec as well. Just not as bad
Two way mobile phone
Looks good but no thx for me i dont want china listening in on our communications.... plus its made in china id it lasts 2 weeks id be impressed lol
It used a Sim card so it's basically a cell phone.
It's both a radio and a phone
@@knoxieman so requires a service to use?
Those are rebranded Nokia is the original maker
That's a knock off. The real one is a Nokia G6 walki talki
OK tranquilo guereiro bazuka Foz do Iguaçu pr Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
It need sim card fyi
Tydera knocked off from Tytera. These Chinese have no chill
That’s a remake The real one is sold by a Nokia
based on a nokia isn't it?
4G walkie-talkie about $20 like zello
Do not buy this product on eBay you will get ripped off
Thats a nokia clone lmao
CAN'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER....
Your keyboard is stuck on all caps.
Also.
What’s the point that you’re trying to make in all caps?
Not sure why or how they get away with sticking a Nokia brand on it.
They don't care and nobody in the West tackles them about it
10w. HAHAHA NO FCKING CHANCE is it 10w
Lol they copied nokia
There a clone of a Nokia model
There's nothing like that on Nokia's website
MADE IN CHINA! THAT'S THE FIRST ISSUE.
Why?
@@knoxieman China wants to end the world rather than lose the War with America.
CHINESE OFFICER TEASES NUCLEAR WAR W/ U.S.
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"CHINA WOULD ALSO ATTACK THE AIRPORT WHERE U.S. AIRPLANES TAKE OFF, DESTROY AMERICAN AIRCRAFT CARRIERS FOR SURE, AND THEN UPGRADE THE CONFLICT TO A NUCLEAR WAR."
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th-cam.com/video/QSbZO1-uv_I/w-d-xo.html
Nokia has the same exact one with their name on it. I can’t see Nokia just slapping their name on it so I bet you this brand just put their name on Nokia’s product
I just bough the Nokia set - and am trying to find videos for set up and use....