COD OKARADIO POC Radio 611 Walkie Talkie Long Range 6000KM No Distance Limit Portable Network Two Way Radio Global 1 Year Free SIM Card

🔊🔊 To ensure connectivity, we recommend purchasing 2 units for your first order.Features:2G/3G/4G Full cellular NetworkGlobal POCRecording0.99” LCD Touch screenFlashlightBuilt-in Speaker Power: 8ohm,2W for a louder voiceType-C chargingSupport other apps installedWeight：245gOperating voltage: DC3.7V3000mAh rechargeable battery💥611 Product Q&AQ1: Is there an annual fee for the product?A1: The 611 requires no annual fees –Only ₱650/year for data usage, no other hidden feesQ2: What is the maximum communication range?A2: The 611 operates via LTE networks, meaning there is no distance limitation. As long as cellular signals are available in the area, the device ensures stable communication.Q3: Does 611 support Zello?A3: While 611 does not integrate the Zello app, it natively supports voice communication over cellular networks. Through the management platform, users can initiate Single/Group/All call, adapting flexibly to diverse needs.Q4: How to set up the device after purchase?A4:Our poc radio come pre-activated. Upon receiving the device, you can proceed directly create talk groups on your own and manage them independentlyQ5: Does the product include a SIM card?A5: For a better user experience, we provide SIM cards for free and activation freeQ6:Who is suitable for PoC radios?A6:Security guards and property management personnel. Constructions and engineering and transportation practitioners. Emergency rescue. Manufacturing and warehouse managers. Outdoor activity enthusiast. Home communication. Child/elderly guardianship.Q7: Why not use mobile phones?A7: The PoC radio offer clearer sound quality than mobile phones. Exclusive physical PTT key, no need to wait. Just press it to make a call, which is more convenient than a mobile phone. Q8: Can I create or join multiple talk groups?A8:Absolutely! You can create talk groups on your own and manage them independently. Unlike other POC walkie-talkie, which require reaching out to their support team — a process that’s cumbersome and carries security risks.