Intercoms Wireless for Home - Full Duplex Wireless Intercom System - Hands Free 1.1 Mile Range Two-Way Communication System - Expandable Intercom System for Business, House, Office - 4 Pack

I purchased to communicate with the upstairs in home office, the kitchen and garage. Very easy to use and SUPER handy!

I have one in my shop around 200 feet away! The other in the house! The shop is steel and the house is log, you would think that make it difficult for a Signal to penetrate? These little guys have no trouble whatsoever. I’m impressed with them. I’m going to recommend them to my brother for his needs.

I got 2 of these to try and liked them well enough to get 2 more. On the plus side they are relatively compact, and they work. However, they are way too loud when you make a call and it rings. I don't think that can be toned down. The sound can be muffled or scratchy at times but overall you can hear well enough to be functional. I am using them at home so we can quickly reach out to each other when we're on different floors or on the porch etc. It has basic functions and pretty easy to assign a number to each unit, groups if needed. I like to use the auto-answer so it automatically answers after 2 rings in the bedroom. My husband prefers to manually answer his intercom upstairs. So for the money I think these are fine for what we needed, would just like to be able to adjust the volume when initiating a call and ringing so they're quieter.

My 94 year old dad lives with us and this allows him to feel safe knowing we are a button away.

•Overall Impression:-It's a good value for a set of well made, nice quality, expandable set of intercoms.-But the sound quality could be clearer and better than it is. It's okay, but not great. I found that there was a lot of static in the background. You could hear but it was like using a very old walkie talkee. I would have expected it to be better and clearer than it was. It's usable and you can hear each other, but you can hear static too. It’s usable but it’s not the clearest or best sound.• Pros-what I liked and what worked well:-Good value overall for the set.-One variation comes with 2 intercoms, another one has 4 intercoms. (My variation was the 2 intercom set. You have to choose which one you want the 2 or 4 intercom set.)-Use a standard electrical plug in, that's included. They are not battery powered or rechargeable. Note that they must be plugged in to work, they are not portable or rechargeable.-You can ring whichever room or device you want and call it and speak to that device.-9 channels available (1-9) (Note: You must assign each intercom a number 1-9 during setup.)-2 codes (A & B) (Note: All intercoms must be on A or B to work together, both on the same letter. Do not set 1 to A and the other to B, both must be set to A or B.)-Expandable to use up to 9 total units (you must buy and add your own that are compatible) to the set.-No wi-fi set up required, no wiring required. They work like traditional wireless walkee talkee style intercoms.-The room ring feature rings loud and clear and is easy to hear.-Instructions included. (Also refer to the listing pictures, they are also helpful in setup.)-Has no unpleasant scent to it.• Cons-what I didn’t like and what didn’t work well:-The sound quality was okay but not quite as good as I would have expected. You can hear each other, but there's a lot of background static as well. It's like using a very old walkee talkee. It's usable and you can hear and understand each other but the sound is okay, not great. I would have expected better sound overall. But for the value, it’s still a good set overall.-Not the most intuitive to use or set up. You will really need to read and pay attention to the instructions. I ended up making my own shortcut stickers and putting them on the devices as reminders to make sure everyone remembered how to use them and which buttons to push for each intercom and how to connect. I highly suggest doing this as it will be easier to use if you can quickly see shortcuts. I just used a standard file folder sticker of my own and wrote out the instructions for quick use.• Tips & Thoughts:-You can not just plug these in and expect them to work, I tried and it did not work at all. You must set them up and assign each intercom a number 1-9. The instructions explain how to do this. But be sure all intercoms you want on your system are also set to the same letter (A or B) (do not change the letters or they won't connect).-You have to press the number for the intercom you want to call it, and you have to have already assigned each intercom it’s own number before this. It's not just press the green button to talk (you do to answer), you have to call the room or intercom you want first.-There are a lot of options and features, but you'll really need to read the instructions to get the most out of it and best use. It's just not one that's that intuitive until you learn how to use it.-Note that they aren't small. They're about the size of a larger desktop calculator or older style answering machine. Look at the pictures for size reference. They're a lot larger than you think they're going to be, so be sure you have the desk or area space for them.

This seems to work well. I can’t run upstairs to call my sons, so it makes it a lot easier to get their attention.

no problems

Works great. Just what was needed to contact all in 4 different buildings.