Customer Experience

There are several different types of radios with different features, frequencies, and maximum power ranges. As a leader in two-way radio technology we want to share what you need to know about the ...

While most FRS and GMRS two-way radios are narrow band only, some radios like the MXT500 MicroMobile Two-Way Radio and the MXT575 MicroMobile Two-Way Radio are both narrow and wide band. So what's ...

What is it?Midland's GXT67 PRO GMRS handheld delivers an exceptional 5 Watts of power while bringing heavy-duty design and repeater capability, to your fingertips.What are its features?Repeater Cap...

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather radios use a special receiver to tune into National Weather Service (NWS) broadcasts 24/7. This alert system network is the single mos...

Trying to understand the wide array of warnings, watches, advisories, and emergencies can be confusing. NOAA weather radios not only broadcast the National Weather Service (NWS) forecast, but also ...

Welcome to the Midland Mobile Radios FAQ page. This guide covers everything you need to know about using, mounting, programming, and understanding your MicroMobile GMRS radios. Use the contents bel...

As with any electronic device, sometimes things go wrong or settings get mixed up. Don't worry—this guide will help you troubleshoot common issues, based on both customer support experience and the...

The FCC requires a GMRS radio license as a way to regulate frequencies that are used by two-way radio devices. Before operating a GMRS radio, a consumer must have a valid license. Any radio using t...

Everything you need to know about setup, signal issues, alerts, and features of your Midland weather radio.Basics & FunctionalityWhat is NOAA Weather Radio?NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) is a nationwide ...

Q: What is the difference between FRS & GMRS?A: Family Radio Service (FRS) and General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) operate on the same frequencies, but with different power. They operate in FM mode...