Walkie Talkie with App Map Tracking and 8-Day Standby
Keep your group together on trails, bike routes and festival grounds. The Mijia app shows each teammate on a map, the set talks with one press, and standby runs up to 8 days between charges.
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Keep your group together on trails, bike routes and festival grounds. The Mijia app shows each teammate on a map, the set talks with one press, and standby runs up to 8 days between charges.
Stay in touch with your team and find each other on a map, with up to 8 days of standby.
- Losing teammates in outdoor or crowded areas
- Lack of phone signal for coordination
- Need for a simple, fast group voice channel
- Frequent recharging on multi-day trips
Keep your group together and find each other on a map
Before: teammates scatter on the trail and you lose minutes calling into dead air. After: one press reaches the group, and the app shows where everyone is, with up to 8 days of standby.
See your whole team on one map
Know where everyone is
Open the app and each teammate appears as a marker on the map. Channel 409.7500 is selected in the app screenshot, so the map and the radio stay on the same group. Check positions at a junction, then keep walking.
Talk the moment you need to
The central push-to-talk key sits where a thumb rests, and the up/down rocker moves through channels without menu diving. A call to regroup takes one press, which matters when a group is spread across a slope or a crowd.
Lasts through the whole trip
Standby runs up to 8 days, so the set stays ready across a long hike or a festival weekend. The monochrome LCD shows the channel and frequency at a glance, and the FM radio fills the quiet hours in camp.
Built for multi-day trips and open ground
- 8 daysStandby time on a single charge
- 80 mmFixed antenna length
- 409.7500Channel frequency shown in the app
- 200 mmBody height, 54.5 mm wide
Set up the group in minutes, not hours
- 1Install the Mijia app
Download the Mijia app on each phone that will track the group and sign in to your account.
- 2Pair the walkie talkie
Add the set inside the app so its location can be shared with the group.
- 3Agree on one channel
Everyone selects the same channel on their set. Channel 409.7500 is the setting shown in the app screenshot.
- 4Place teammates on the map
Check that each member appears as a marker on the map before you leave the car or the campsite.
Where the group goes quiet
The gap opens on the trail
A bend in the path, a fork nobody called, and three people are suddenly somewhere behind you. Your phone shows no bars, the group chat sits on a spinning icon, and every minute spent shouting into the trees is a minute the group is further apart.
One set, one map, one press
The set talks on a shared channel with a single press of the central key. The Mijia app puts each teammate on a map as a marker with relative position, and that view holds even when the network is down. Voice and location solve the same problem in one hand.
The group stays together
By the second day the group moves as one unit. You check the map at each junction, call a regroup without stopping, and the set still has charge on day eight. Nobody spends the last hour of the trip wondering where the slowest walker went.
Talk, locate, and last longer than your phone
| This set | Standard walkie talkie | Phone map app | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Push-to-talk to the group | Yes | Yes | No |
| Teammate position on a map | Yes | No | Yes |
| Position view with no signal | Yes | No | No |
| Multi-day standby | Up to 8 days | Varies | Drains within a day on long trips |
| FM radio | Yes | Varies | No |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The app shows teammates' relative positions even when the phone has no cellular signal, according to the product packaging. The set's talk function also runs without a mobile network, so the group keeps both voice and location.
Yes. Each person who should appear on the map needs the Mijia app and a paired set, and everyone must select the same channel to hear each other. Set this up at home before the trip.
Standby runs up to 8 days on a charge. Standby is the idle time between calls, so a busy day of talking uses more battery than the figure suggests. Charge the set each night on a multi-day trip and it will cover the whole route.
It suits both. The compact body clips to a handlebar or pack strap, and the one-press talk key works with gloves on. The 80 mm antenna gives a fixed reach, so keep the set high on the bike and the group close on the road.
A basic walkie talkie talks but cannot show where anyone is. A phone map app shows position but drains the battery within a day on long trips. This set covers both jobs with up to 8 days of standby, so one device replaces two, and the premium materials are built for outdoor use.
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