Midland G7 Pro Single
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Midland
G7 Pro Single
Product Info
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The Midland G7 Pro is a solid, affordable option for recreational users or those needing basic short-range communication. Its small size and included batteries make it convenient, but don’t expect professional-grade performance or rugged build quality. Perfect for hikers, event organizers, or anyone needing simple, reliable comms.
Product Description
- Midland G7 Pro Single
- Dual Band LPD/PMR Handheld transceiver for professional and recreational use
- 16 Channels
- Hands free VOX function
- Intercom and vibracall function
- 5 Selectable ring tones
- Charging socket
- Keylock
- LCD Display
- 2.5 Stereo/ 3.5 mm mono connector for headsets
- Up to 35 h standby
- Up to 5 km range
- Dimensions: 53 x 89 x 28 mm
- Weight: 63 g
- Colour: black
- Including: plug charger
- 4 x AA batteries with 1800mAh
- belt clip and manual
- By Alan Electronics
PROS
- • Compact size and lightweight design for comfortable carry.
- • Dual band operation offers broader communication flexibility.
- • Included batteries provide decent runtime for extended use.
- • VOX function is genuinely useful for hands-free operation.
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts communication options in crowded areas.
- • Plastic construction feels budget-oriented, lacking premium durability.
- • Range claims are optimistic; real-world performance will vary.
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Key Features
Frequency Band
LPD/PMR446
Channels
16
Range
Up to 5 km
Battery Life
Up to 35 h standby
Water Resistance
None (not weather-sealed)
Weight
63 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
LPD generally offers slightly better audio clarity but is more susceptible to interference in urban environments than PMR446.
The belt clip is functional, but the plastic feels a bit flimsy for heavy-duty use on a pack; consider a third-party option for more robustness.
Yes, you can use higher capacity AA batteries, but be aware that doing so may slightly impact the unit's dimensions and overall balance.
