MXT115 MicroMobile® Two-Way Radio
Maximize your communication range with the 15-Watt Midland MICROMOBILE® MXT115 GMRS two-way radio. This radio can broadcast up to three times the range of traditional handheld GMRS two-way radios (walkie talkies). It is easily mounted in most vehicles with a DC adapter and communicates with all GMRS radios. This radio features all 8 repeater GMRS channels for massive transmission and reception ranges, a multi-colored LCD backlit display, NOAA weather alert and USB outputs for charging mobile devices.
*Compatible with Midland FRS/GMRS walkie talkies.
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$149.99
Features
Full 15W Radio + External Magnetic Mount Antenna for extended range
8 repeater channels for increased communication range
15 high power GMRS channels
142 privacy codes
NOAA Weather Radio
Silent Operation
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What's in the box
- MXT115 MicroMobile 2-Way Radio
- Mount with Hardware
- Detachable Antenna with Magnetic Mount
- Microphone
- Microphone Holder
- 12V Power Cord with DC Power Adapter
- Owner's Manual
Accessories
Product Support
Product SpecificationsREVIEWS
MicroMobile Two Way Radio is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Mr. Camper from
Great Product!
I ordered this radio directly through the Midland USA website, and when it arrived in the mail my first impression was that it felt very solid and durable. The hand mic is nice and heavy, giving it a great feel as well. The radio is compact and would be easy to integrate into a go-kit.
One thing that is not included in the manual is the specific sub-audible tone frequencies associated with each privacy channel. Having a tone frequency table in the manual would be nice when trying to use this radio with other GMRS radios. But aside from that, the instructions in the manual are straight-forward and easy to follow.
Overall, this is a great product that I recommend for any GMRS operators looking to upgrade from 5-watt handheld radios.
Date published: 2018-05-22
Rated 4 out of
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Greg D from
I really like mine
I have had this radio(mxt115) for about a year now, I just bought a second. I do not use it a lot but do like to have it available just in case. I like the features and have grown use to this being available when I want or need it. I started with a Walmart mxt 90 and now have 2 mxt 115's and a mxt400 as well. I get great range and plan on playing around with it more in the near future. I have purchased a DPD productions base antenna as well as a Br-450 w/ a tram 1465 I plan to try as a home setup very soon. I did upgrade the mobile Antenna but for GMRS, the external antenna helps so much. I wanted to try the MICROMOBILE® MXTA11 6DB GAIN ANTENNA but have been unable to locate one so far. Thank you Midland for a great product
Date published: 2018-03-24
Rated 4 out of
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MXT115 from
Perfect Solution for Limited Space
The MXT115 MicroMobile was the perfect solution for my new SUV. Its tiny size and very simple installation was perfect for the center console, nothing larger will fit! The built-in speaker delivers good sound. The MXT115 is not a top tier radio--I didn't expect it to be, but it adequately suits my needs for a mobile GMRS radio in my new vehicle. The receiver audio is choppy on my unit when using CTCSS, but it is tolerable. Thanks to Midland for making me "mobile" again! (Note: I use an aftermarket 1/4 wave magnet mount antenna for enhanced performance.)
Date published: 2018-08-25
Rated 5 out of
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Rodd Texas from
Awesome radio. I have used it in obstructed environments in hill country and have gotten ranges of over 10 mi with big hills, trees and rocks in the way. If I’m using the repeater channels, I can get even bigger distances (make sure you get permission to use the towers!). We now have three different trucks in our weekend 4×4 group that use these radios now and we won’t be going back to CBs ever again. Absolute gamechanger. Works awesome with our GXT handhelds too.
Date published: 2017-06-28
Rated 5 out of
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Sam Davis from
I Upgraded from your mxt-100 to the mxt115 what a big improvement. I did a test today from 2 miles from home,on a scale of 1 to 10 a very loud and clear 10, also the weather channels are very clear. I live in the Ozark Mountains so there are a lot of trees & high hills here.
Date published: 2017-06-16
Rated 3 out of
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WRAP278 from
This is a nice little radio
I love the size. It has decent reception and is mostly easy to use. It is cheap and small and unlike most GMRS mobile radios it does not need to be programed with a computer to work.
My major complaint is that for repeaters, it must do the same TX/RX codes. As a result this radio can only use 1/3rd of repeaters in my area since most have a code to activate the repeater but no code to listen to the repeater.
This radio would get 5 stars if it had two software updates:
1. It needs separate TX/RX repeater codes.
2. It should show the actual codes displayed on the radio screen instead of a number that represents the code.
Date published: 2019-11-27
Rated 5 out of
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Mtn2Sea from
Great small size!
This Radio is fantastic! It is extremely small but performs almost as well as my ham radio. My Jeep club is doing a side by side comparison of ham, CB and GMRS radios to make a decision on what to use on trips. This radio is is the way to go for any off road groups looking for a communication system, it will blow CB away.
Date published: 2018-10-09
Rated 5 out of
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Mikey from
Great little radio
I've been enjoing this radio, which came as part of a multi-pack with two handhelds. I want to take advantage of the 15W for my city's weekly radio check-in, so I built a carry box to easily use it in the house easily. With the antenna stuck to my skylight frame, I can talk with folks 20 miles away.
Date published: 2019-02-19
QUESTIONS
My microphone doesn't work anymore and I can't find them anywhere. Where can I purchase one of them?
Hello, you can call customer service at 816-241-8500 M-F 8am-4:30pm CST to order.
Date published: 2020-01-09
What type of rechargeable battery can this use to become a mobile base station?
You can check out the PPG1000 or the DuraComm LPX-14 power supply on our website to convert your MXT115 into a base station.
Date published: 2020-01-09
When I plug in my external speaker Midland 21-406, nothing works. When I unplug it from the rear panel the unit works fine. What am I missing? Thank you
Hello, that speaker is not compatible with the MicroMobile. You would need external speaker 21-404C.
Date published: 2020-01-09
Are these radios headset/ptt capable?
No but the MXT275 is.
Date published: 2019-12-09
Is there an adapter to plug this into a 120v outlet?
Yes, here is the product. https://midlandusa.com/product/micromobile-base-station-power-supply/
Date published: 2019-11-20
How many amps would this draw on a closed DC, portable system in typical or average use? I'm trying to size a battery for it to work with my fish finder and camera in an off grid fish house. Thanks
Here are the specs of the radio 13.8V (voltage), 5A (amperage).
Date published: 2019-11-08
Will this increase my ability to reach people only using handhelds? Also for them to reach me? This doesn’t work on channels past 14?
Hello Steve,
Transmitting range for radios in a group will always be limited by the lowest powered radio - meaning that if your handheld is under 5W, you will be limited to that range. The MicroMobile is much more powerful, with an external antenna, both of which greatly increase range. In this scenario the MircoMobile could be "out of range" for the walkie to reach, but the walkie could still receive transmissions from the MicroMobile. The MicroMobile is capable of using repeater channels but cannot act as a repeater itself. The MicroMobile is a GMRS radio with a detached antenna, meaning it can transmit at 5W on channels 1 - 7, cannot transmit on 8-14 at all (FCC does not allow radios with detached antennas on these frequencies - 467MHz - and the power setting cannot exceed .5W so we programmed the radio to skip over those channels) and on 15 - 22 you will see max range as these channels allow GMRS to transmit up to 50W. Please see our blogs on the subject for more detailed information, or give us a call directly so that we can better assist you.
Midland Radio
Date published: 2019-10-23
Is there a way to make these radios a private frequency or are they always public? Looking for something for my farming operation and do not want everyone listing to our conversations.
Negative, you would need to be on a different radio band all together. Our Business Band radios would provide you with your own designated frequency for more privacy so please look into our BR200 and MB400 radios. I would also suggest you just give us a call so we can better discuss and understand your radio communication needs, and find a radio that works for you!
Date published: 2019-10-14
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