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Walkie Talkies for Older Children

Older kids are likely to desire a walkie talkie that more closely mimics adult or professional models, with less interference and a broader reach. As is typical with other consumer models, the span of prices largely depends on the sophistication of the device.

Potential buyers should test units for their quality and range, including the amount of interference or background noise. While some extraneous sound can be overlooked, significant feedback or unintended sounds may detract from a child's enjoyment.

In addition to personally testing the walkie talkies, a perusal of product review sites, independent rating organizations, and even mommy blogs may provide good sources of information for current devices. Buyers may also want to ask those in their social networking circles if they have bought walkie talkies for their kids and, if so, what they liked and didn't like about their selection.

Overall, when preparing to make a purchase, a buyer should evaluate both quality and durability. Kids frequently drop or otherwise abuse their toys; therefore, their walkie talkies should be able to withstand a bit of abuse. As children have been known to lose interest in their toys, the idea is to purchase something they will want to play with for months or years to come.

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