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Retevis RA19: Down the Street, Around the Corner

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Hello, this is TheTechBoy with a review of the Retevis RA19. Overview:     These walkie-talkies feature Bluetooth headsets, 22 channels, and 154 subchannels. The walkie-talkies feature 9 levels of VOX (Voice Activation). The walkie-talkies come with two micro-USB cables a user manual, and a charging dock. Because the walkie-talkies can also be powered by batteries, they also come with backplates. Each walkie-talkie is sold separately.   Setup:     The walkie-talkies are very easy to set up. The rechargeable battery pack is packaged separately because the walkie-talkies can accept Double A batteries. After snapping the batteries on the back of the walkie-talkies, I just have to snap the clip onto the walkie-talkies. That completes the setup of the walkie-talkie. Pairing Bluetooth seems simple, but it takes a long time to pair with the walkie-talkie. The charging dock is easy to set up, but you have to charge your own charging brick.  Build Quality: ...

This Week In Tech + Podcast EP 2

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Hello, this is TheTechBoy with the This Week in Tech roundup and podcast Episode 2.      This Week TheTechBoy covered the OnePlus 10T event and the Retevis RT34 Video walkie talkies. We also did a reaction to the OnePlus 10T.  OnePlus 10T Live  ðŸŽ¥      In this liveblog, TheTechBoy noticed that connectivity and speed were major points of the presentation. However, we will not spoil the presentation for you. Go watch it and come back I will wait for you. Go on... Retevis RT34: Spy Kids?   🔎      These toy video walkie-talkies have an interesting design and feature set. Their image quality is decent at best and the phone is pretty durable. Will limited range and alleged security issues change the device's recommendation? Check it out by clicking the link.   Connection vs Camera  ðŸ“· Jade Green OnePlus 10T Source:Oneplus.com Fair Use      This is the OnePlus 10T reaction article and this is what I have...

Retvis RT34 Video Walkie Talkies: Spy Kids?

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     Hello, this is TheTechBoy with a review of the Retevis RT34 . These walkie-talkies were sent to me by Retivis to do a review of them.  Pros: Interesting Design Front Facing Camera  Cons:           Short Range Limited Security  No VOX Design/Specs:     These walkie-talkies have some interesting specifications. There is a VGA camera on the front for video chatting and a 2.0-inch LCD display. The front also features the speakers and the microphone hole. Retevis sent two green and orange walkie-talkies molded in the shape of robots. . On the left side of the walkie-talkie, there is the flashlight button and the Push To Talk Button. On the bottom there is the flashlight. On the right, there is the charging port and reset button covered by a movable robotic arm. This arm can be unscrewed in exactly 8 twists. Do not screw it too tightly, or the arm will break.  Support TheTechBoy by buying the RT34  here ....