Reporter RWIS Chamberlain Wireless Portable 4-Channel Intercom System (Pair)
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Reporter RWIS Chamberlain Wireless Portable 4-Channel Intercom System (Pair)
Customer Review: Muffled muddy sound
Summary: 3 Stars
I can barely understand the sound from this intercom. It is very basey and muddy. Also my barn is only about 100' from the house and I have to put it in the window for it to work... I am not impressed...Customer Review: OK but not what I thought
Summary: 3 Stars
I have returned the product because it did not meet my needs. I thought VOX would let me talk without being too far from the unit, to transmit my voice. When I first phoned Chamberlain the rep said I was working it correctly so return it because it must be defective. The replacement was no better but when I phoned, a different rep told me that VOX had to be initiated each time by pressing the Talk button. I got a refund.Customer Review: Pleased
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought 4 of these units before and was so pleased, I bought 2 more for family members.Customer Review: Poorly Designed Product
Summary: 2 Stars
I bought 3 of these to monitor my invalid mom and they don't work well. The manual is not thorough, but it does tell you AFTER you bought the product that there is a one-second delay unless you buy an AC adapter. I just bought 12 batteries for 3 units and wasn't about to buy an AC adapter to see IF that fixed it. It cut off my mom's voice and I rarely heard her message. The units also have annoying beeps that can't be turned off. No real volume control either. A very overpriced and poorly designed unit. Also, the switches to adjust for conference and vox mode are small and need a small object smaller than a pen to change them. The sound is clear if it doesn't cut you off, but the units are far from user-friendly.Customer Review: Powerful but sometimes distorted voice
Summary: 4 Stars
The unit is powerful. However, if a second unit is located within under 100' there tends to be vocal distortion and feedback. So, in the home, one unit upstairs and one down should suffice for most applications. I have six units for a 3600 square foot home and it's over kill. I need to shut a couple units off or get rid of them.