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The Midland MXT275 is a 15-watt GMRS mobile two-way radio built around a fully integrated control microphone. All controls — volume, channel, settings — sit in the handset, so the main unit can be tucked under the dash and out of sight. It ships with a 3 dB gain Ghost Antenna, a mini external speaker and a DC vehicle adapter for power. It suits off-roaders, overlanders and trail groups who want more reach than a handheld and a cleaner dash than a traditional mobile radio.
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Owners of the MXT275 generally like the hideaway design and the extra reach over handhelds, and treat it as a straightforward trail radio. Complaints center on the license requirement and on the mic-based controls.
The Midland MXT275 is a 15-watt GMRS two-way radio for vehicles. The main radio unit can be mounted out of sight under the dash. A fully integrated control microphone keeps the controls within reach and saves dashboard space.
From the handset, you can adjust the volume, channels and settings. The radio puts out 15 watts, which is three times the power of traditional handheld radios. It comes with a DC vehicle adapter for power. The USB-C port can power mobile devices or handheld radios directly from the unit.
The kit includes a 3 dB gain Ghost antenna, intended for communication in areas with heavy obstructions. A mini external speaker is rated at 10 watts and 8 ohms.
