What's the range (how far) can it get to?
160838
At 55', the Nu-Flare has a very useable illuminated area of 3'X3' (at full zoom).
609431
Maybe 50 to 75 feet. Any further out and you can lose sight of this little thing real quick. However, If you have not bought this yet..read the reviews first. I regret my purchase as I don't believe this thing is worth $50
1909529
The manufacturer states that the range is 150 feet. Mine is mounted about 100 feet away and works just fine.
214880
I've had it about 6-8 feet away and it seemed ok. I think it would work further away.
1736076
The range is probably up to about 150 feet at nearly full throuput - I use the router in my home and even in the distant bedrooms and outside the throughput has been strong - hope that helps
327552
Mine is about 25 feet away and is completely reliable. The manufacturer claims it works up to 150 feet.
1625727
The range depends on obstructions such as buildings and trees. Consider it mostly line of sight. In town you can get a few blocks or more. In open country you might go over a mile or more. USA - license required. Range, pretty good for this type of 2-way radio. If you want better range get a HAM radio.
654911
I would say the range is about 10 ft or less and it does not go through walls. Mine actually acted up (main unit and remote needed re-syncing every few hours) and I ended up returning it. Otherwise, it seems to be useful if used in a small space.
1519446
it all depends on the strenght of the incoming signal. It could go as far as 3 miles in line of sight.
1625730
Sorry, "range" really depends on terrain and where you're at; I'm getting a couple of miles from inside a building with a metal roof.
737005
I cannot answer for sure the maximum range. I use it very successfully with a spread of 45' and the trigger is mounted outside our front door, so that's through a very well insulated front door and surrounding wall structure. It's been in service for well over a year now and still on the original batteries. The transmitter switch trigger one unit in the master bedroom and another in the main hallway so my wife, who is very hearing impaired, can know when there is someone at the door regardless of where she is in the house.
1690591
We have measured about 30 ft range with an iPhone. It depends on the device though. With some devices it is a little shorter distance. It depends on the power of the device it is paired to as well.
974685
I've never really tested how 'far' it can be from the laptop. I take my mouse around with me at work with my laptop and it can be about a foot or so away.
700409
Dont know d max range but definitely more than 30ft. Factors to consider are walls n elevation.
679272
Yes, I'm not sure of range limit! I've done it from about 1.5 blocks ! I'd say it would probably be good up to 1/4 mile tops! But I can't verify that!
1859487
I do not know personally - have not done a range test. Samsung's specs claim 150 meters (about 300 feet). Actual distance capability would of course vary, depending upon other factors such as interference, obstacles in the propagation path, etc. sorry i don't have a better answer.
477612
It depends on where you are using the phones. If you need the reception to penetrate many objects like walls, the range is about 150 feet. If you have less obstacles it will go much further at around 300 feet. The walkie talkie feature on this phone has even better range than when on a phone call. This is a great product and I am very happy with it.