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QNIGLO Q-168 Plus 4-pack walkie talkies 22 ch USB-C camo

SKU CH-3PBW-9EXDC

Four rechargeable two-way radios with 22 channels, USB-C charging, built-in flashlight and up to 3-mile range in open areas

  • Water resistanceWater Resistant
  • Display typeRechargable
  • Included itemsUser Manual
  • Built-in batteryBatteries packed with equipment, true
  • HD radioRechargable, Digital Display, Battery Strength Indicator
  • Radio bands462.5625 MHz to 467.7125 MHz
  • 22 channels plus 99 privacy codes give 2178 combinations for clear calls
  • USB-C rechargeable design removes the need for disposable batteries
  • VOX voice activation with three sensitivity levels enables hands-free operation
  • Built-in flashlight and blue LCD screen support night-time use
  • Camouflage finish with lanyards fits children aged 3 to 12

Four-pack walkie-talkies for families

This set contains four QNIGLO Q-168 Plus radios in a camouflage finish designed for children aged three to twelve and the adults supervising them. They operate on the FRS band between 462.5625 MHz and 467.7125 MHz with twenty-two channels and ninety-nine privacy codes. The combination yields up to 2178 channel-code pairs for undisturbed group communication. Each unit weighs roughly twenty grams and includes an integrated flashlight and a blue LCD screen showing battery strength.

Water-resistant build with USB-C charging

The housings are water resistant and shaped for small hands, while a wearable lanyard keeps each radio close during hikes or campsite games. A USB-C port on every unit allows recharging from any standard power bank or wall adapter, removing the need for disposable cells. A headset jack is provided for private listening, and the gain antenna is fixed, so no external antenna connection is required.

VOX hands-free mode and instant setup

Voice-activated transmission (VOX) offers three sensitivity levels so children can talk without pressing a button while riding bikes or building forts. Automatic noise reduction helps keep voices clear in breezy conditions. The supplier states the radios can be ready to use within ten seconds of power-on. The package includes four lanyards and a user manual; no programming cable or PC software is supplied.

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Price $39.99
Pricier than about 56% of the 396 comparable items (median $36.49).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameQNIGLO
Model nameQ-168 Plus
Part numberQ-168 Plus
Performance
Frequency462.5625 MHz to 467.7125 MHz
Display
Display typeRechargable
Audio & video
Radio bands462.5625 MHz to 467.7125 MHz
Ports & slots
Additional antenna jackFRS two-way radios, headsets
Headphone portFRS two-way radios, headsets
Power
Built-in batteryBatteries packed with equipment, true
Power outputBattery Strength Indicator
DC input4 x Wearable Lanyards, User Manual
Size & build
Product dimensions20'
Product weight0.572 kg
In the box
Included itemsUser Manual
Environment & compliance
Water resistanceWater Resistant
More details
HD radioRechargable, Digital Display, Battery Strength Indicator
Preset station22, Battery Strength Indicator
Weather bandBattery Strength Indicator
TV tunerRechargable, Digital Display, Battery Strength Indicator, Integrated Flaslight, Lightweight
Auxiliary inputFRS two-way radios, headsets

Questions about this item

What FRS frequency band does the Q-168 Plus operate on?

It transmits between 462.5625 MHz and 467.7125 MHz, the standard FRS allocation in North America.

What comes in the box to carry or mount each radio?

Four wearable lanyards are included, one for each handset, so they hang from a neck or pack strap.

How do I charge all four units, and what mistake should I avoid?

Use the USB-C port on each radio with any 5 V USB charger; the common error is trying to charge all four from a single port instead of plugging each one in separately.

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