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The Kayotom is a pair of 4G push-to-talk radios that work over cellular data instead of short-range UHF. Each handset takes a SIM data card and talks to the other over a global POC platform, so the two units reach each other across long distances rather than across a building. They are small and light at 0.4 lbs, have a 1.26-inch LCD, 200 channels, individual calling and an LED light, and need no programming. Buyers rate them well overall, but this is a niche device: it depends on cellular coverage and a data plan, and it is not a substitute for a rugged conventional radio in the field.
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With 18 ratings averaging 4.3, owners mostly like the simple setup and the ability to stay in touch over distance. Some note that it lives or dies by cellular coverage and the data card.
This is a set of two 4G push-to-talk (PTT) walkie-talkies that work through a global POC platform. Each radio comes with a SIM traffic card. The radios are rechargeable and can be used for long-distance calls of up to 5,000 miles with no call charges.
Each radio has a 1.26-inch LCD screen and a classic injection-molded body. It supports 200 channels with free channel switching, and it supports individual calls. An LED light provides illumination.
Settings are made through the menu. You can change the channel name and device name, and you can switch the displayed time zone. No programming is required. The radios can be used anywhere in the U.S. with no delay or lag.
