Motorola EarBud with Push-to-Talk Microphone (53727)
Motorola EarBud with Push-to-Talk Microphone (53727)
SKU: 53727
Talk and listen without having to remove the radio from your belt. The earbud conveniently fits in the ear and delivers great sound even in noisy places. Tiny push-to-talk microphone conveniently clips to collar. Works Spirit® GT, Spirit® GT+ and select Talkabout® series two way radios.
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Description / Motorola EarBud with Push-to-Talk Microphone (53727)
Talk and listen without having to remove the radio from your belt. The earbud conveniently fits in the ear and delivers great sound even in noisy places. Tiny push-to-talk microphone conveniently clips to collar.
Works with all single-pin Motorola FRS and GMRS Talkabout series radios, including the following series: T200, T400, T600, T5000, T6000, T8000, T9000, EM, FV, MB, MC, MD, MH, MJ, MR, MT, SX and Spirit GT Series two way radios.
Works all models in the above series, including the following: T200, T260, T270, T280, T289, T400, T460, T465, T480, T600, T605, T800, T5100, T5200, T5300, T5320, T5400, T5410, T5420.
Works with all single-pin Motorola FRS and GMRS Talkabout series radios, including the following series: T200, T400, T600, T5000, T6000, T8000, T9000, EM, FV, MB, MC, MD, MH, MJ, MR, MT, SX and Spirit GT Series two way radios.
Works all models in the above series, including the following: T200, T260, T270, T280, T289, T400, T460, T465, T480, T600, T605, T800, T5100, T5200, T5300, T5320, T5400, T5410, T5420.
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EarBud Review Bought 4 1 stopped working
Stealth two way communication while hunting in a party. Nice product but one out of four the ear piece stopped working.
Used them for a Model A group tour
We used them for our Model A group tour for communicating between cars. Clear and easy to hear other group members.
Convenient and easy to use
I bought the ear bud to use with my radio while driving to keep in touch with my team. Although it's push-to-talk, it's less obvious than holding the radio in my hand. Works great.
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