Wuloo Intercoms Wireless for Home 1 Mile Range 22 Channel 100 Digital Code Display Screen, Wireless Intercom System for Home House Business Office, Room to Room Intercom Communication (6 Packs, Black)

Very helpful for monitoring care taker uses with the longer range. Especially on larger properties.

Great style. Toasts both sides of bread evenly and to perfection. Retro is wonderful.

set up seems easy, but still having some trouble. Update: 11/4/24- the problem was a faulty power cord. i reached out to customer service and they sent a replacement very quickly and it solved the issue.

We got tired of yelling and wanted a better solution and so bought these, which wound up serving the purpose, easy to set up and use and when we experienced some one interference were easily able to change to a different band, which solved the problem, but what promoted to write this review was that after we had one unit that went bad after the warranty had ended, we reached out to the customer support and they were immediately responsive with an offer of replacement at no cost to us and so what can I say other than great product with equally great customer support, thanks Wuloo.

So, these Wulloo WL888 are essentially walkie-talkies. They are push-to-talk, not full duplex like a cell phone. That's ok. I wasn't intending to have long conversations using them. We have a multi room outbuilding. I don't always carry my cell phone and my wife doesn't like to spend ten minutes hunting me down just to ask a short question. The Wuloo multi station intercom system seemed like a solution. I thought I'd give them a try.The setup up is basically setting each unit's Channel and Code numbers. You push the Menu button. The Channel number starts flashing. You push the CH buttons as many times as needed to set a different channel on each unit. Pushing the Menu button again lets (requires) you set a Code number. I'm very unclear how to make use of the Code number, but it's there and most people will just use Code 1. Pushing the Menu button a third time sets the Channel/Code for the unit.I made no effort test the range of the intercoms, but I get a good strong signal over the 50 yards or so between our two buildings. The intercoms have a call-all-stations feature, the Group function. Push the Group button and the sender can be heard on all other units (at least units with the same Code). That's probably how we will use the intercoms most of the time, ie my will using her unit to find me.My middling rating results from the mind boggling clunky procedure you must use to call a single station. To call a specific station you must essentially follow the same procedure you followed to set the station's Channel and Code, but you as setting the destinations Channel/Code this time. For example, to call Channel 10, you would have to make 13 button pushes. The instructions are very vague about this. It took me a while to accomplish a single until call just because I couldn't believe anybody would design such a dumb interface. There are two button to set a channel. Why couldn't I just push the up or down Channel button to the right channel and push Talk?Knowing what I do now, for an situation where you need less than ten units, I would probably go with the Wuloo WL666 instead of the WL888's. They have a simpler, faster to use interface, have many of the same features as the 888's, and are less expensive. Or you couldn't just remember to carry your cell.

THEY ARE DESIGNED WELL AND VERY EASY TO USE. SOUND QUALITY COULD BE BETTER BUT GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY. MY ORDER OF 6 WERE OBVIOUSLY USED BECAUSE SCREEN PROTECTORS WERENOT ON THEM BUT THE ORDER OF THREE WERE INDEED NEW. AM KEEPING THE SIX ONLY BECAUSE OF THE MANY GOOD REPORTS OF THE MFGR RESPONSE TO CONSUMER PROBLEMS. STAR RATING FOR SOUND PROBLEM IS PROBABLY DUE TO SPEAKER SIZE.

So, I obviously bought these so I can stop yelling at the top of my lungs so the kids can come downstairs to either do their chores or eat.I bought these last year (2020) and should have returned them.First, everyone (4) has an intercom with a designated number i.e. 0100, 0200, ...Do they work? Yes.But here's the very simple problems with these.If I want to call one of my daughters, I have to enter her bedroom assigned number. Once I call, she responds and so on.However, if I or they don't set intercom back to original assigned number, it will be useless.In other words, I am intercom 0100... I call 0200, I forget to set my intercom back to 0100, and the next time they try to call 0100, the communication will not work.It's like a having a musket vs automatic...Now imagine having everyone of the four intercoms set to a different number and it just will not work out quickly.If the original number reverted back or if they had buttons that can be assigned with a dedicated number to their rooms it would be a great product.One làst thing, it will pick up other conversations from local areas or homes. It sounds interesting on the surface, until you here that famous static cut in and out hundred times throughout the day and evening... So how do you resolve it? You then have to reset the code on multiple combinations before it will not be such a distraction. One way or another, static will be there periodically.So for these simple reasons, like a Shark, "I'm out!"

Works great, easy to set up and use.