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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (4.33)

Documentation: (3.83)

Shipping: (4.33)

Communication: (4.47)

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Eugene | April 9, 2024

Wrong product shipped

For 433/315MHz ASK Transmitter & Receiver Module Kit

Received 433 rx module instead of 315 which I ordered.
attempted to contact seller, no reply. Stay away

Andrew | July 22, 2023

Great RF design

For LoRa1262F30 1.5W SX1262 868MHz/915MHz RF Module

I occasionally range test products like this. 45miles range with link budget to spare, based off my numbers - could have gone hundreds of miles with my yagis antennas and these radios.

Chris | Dec. 16, 2022

Excellent module, just mind the pin pitch

For RF4463Rro CE,FCC Certified 20 dBm Si4463 RF Module

These are great little Si4463 modules that break out all the pins you need. Just mind the pin pitch - these are not breadboard friendly. But otherwise they are great and I have had no problems whatsoever with them.

Michael | Oct. 22, 2022

Modules won't communicate properly - cannot be recommended

For SA828-V VHF All-In-One Walkie Talkie Module Kit

Hi, the modules can not be accessed properly from terminal programs (9600-8-1-N). Linux offers cutecom which usually does a perfect job but in this case I do only receive "ERROR" as a module answer as soon as I try to squeeze something in or out. The Windoze tools are completely useless for me, because I banned all that MS rubbish from my PC since decades. Any really good documention available? If not I will trash the stuff ....

Response from NiceRF | Oct. 23, 2022

SA828 is a all-in-one set walkie talkie module Module, after setting same frequency for both module,then power on the module and connect antenna, they can work as walkiet talkie. it is very easy to use.

If you want to set the parameter, pls download the PC software and USB driver on our official website. downloading password is nicerf :
https://www.nicerf.com/products/detail/walkie-talkie-module-sa828.html

Also, you can learn how to set the parameter in the page 6-page 8 of the datasheet.

Fred | Sept. 14, 2021

Satisfied customer

For LoRa1276 868MHz/915MHz SX1276 20dBm RF Module

Small error in shipping that NiceRF corrected immediately and priority shipping. Friendly and very attentive service!

Here is a small breakout board for this module: https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/49x2aXWj in case you want 2.54mm pins and an IPX antenna connector.

Peter | May 17, 2021

nice und new

For 2pcs Lora1278F30 1W 8km Long Distance RF Module

I would bye it again. iI is New and perfekt. I use the RF Module for distance over 8 km .
It ist easy to use for data tranmission and data receive.

Michael | Jan. 27, 2021

Does not fit my breadboard

For Long Range LoRa 2.4G SX1280 LoRa1280 Module

The mounting holes on the modules do not align with my breadboard. This adds extra work trying to adapt the different sizes.

Vedant | Jan. 21, 2021

Good product go for it

For LoRa1278 100mW 4km Wireless Transceiver Module

Shipping is cheap and fast enough comparing other E-Packets. Only issue is that the heads on the boards are a bit small

Samuel | May 31, 2020

Radios and Antennas

For 10pcs/pack SW915-TH12 Copper spring antenna

Got them and all looks good. Waiting on boards to solder and try them out. Part looks like in the picture.

Samuel | May 26, 2020

Radios and Antennas

For LoRa1276-C1 868MHz/915MHz SX1276 20dBm RF Module

Everything looks good. I am a returning customer and this is my second set of radios from this vendor

Barry | April 4, 2020

Good units, but with a bit of runaround.

For Lora1262 SX1262 22dBm low consumption RF Module

The modules work well: I was using these to transmit 20 km at 10mW transmit power (with line of sight, on a quiet frequency). Their power consumption is low enough that I didn't bother to measure it properly, but in my application it is well below 1mA when not transmitting.

The modules lack a marker on top to know whether they have been installed properly. The pins are only marked on the underside; if the module doesn't work after installation there is no visual way to check it wasn't accidentally installed backwards.

The modules are almost pin compatible with RFM95 units, which is handy if you want to play around with a Moteino or some such. The SPI pins match, but I did have to put in some custom wires to hook up the Busy and DIO lines.

I ordered some 433 MHz units. I was quite excited when they arrived less than two weeks later, but disappointed to see that they had shipped 860 MHz units, which were no good to me.

When I contacted customer support, I was advised by Helen that the 433 MHz units use the SX1268 module and do not come with a TCXO. At that time, this was not mentioned in the description (I'm glad to see they have now updated it). I explained that I needed modules with a TCXO, and would not have bought these modules had that been advertised, Helen organised to send me some custom 433MHz modules with TCXOs as a replacement. The replacement modules were shipped quickly and worked as advertised, which I thought was great customer service. However, I was requested to send back the incorrect modules on my own dime, via registered mail. I did not comply with that and sent them first class mail instead (I only ordered 6 modules - at a cost of $30. To return them by registered mail would have cost more than the order!).

I had a technical question about the TCXO modules used in these*. I twice contacted customer support to request the information; the first time I was sent a datasheet which did not include the required information, the second time I did not receive any response.

For 433MHz, I would recommend the Dorji SX1268 modules over these ones; I trialled some of those and have now changed my design to use them rather (sadly they are not pin compatible, but it wasn't too hard to change).

* If using the module in the low power Receive Duty Cycle mode, an important parameter is how long the TCXO takes to stabilise.

Pepijn | Dec. 21, 2019

Much better range than what I used before

For 433/315MHz ASK Transmitter & Receiver Module Kit

I got these as a replacement for a few of these FS1000A and XLC-RF-5V modules, because whatever I did, the range of the old modules was somewhere between a dozen cm and a meter. I found these modules via some wiki page after doing some research.

I did not test the range out in the open, but these easily covers my room, and almost kind of works when I stand outside, 10m away from my 3rd floor studio. So don't expect miles of ranges with the supplied antennas, but certainly good enough for hobby use.

Shipping took a while of course, but they were properly packaged in bublewrap and anti-static bags.

Documentation is not very extensive, but more than sufficient. What I could not find though, is why there is a second pair of headers for ground and antenna.

What I really like about this receiver is that it has a wide voltage range, so I can run everything from both 3.3V or 5V.

Matthew | Oct. 11, 2019

Amazing!

For 1Piece DMR828 2W Digital walkie talkie module

This vendor has been very helpful in troubleshooting. The documentation has been everything I could want as well. The product works great and was very easy to set up.

Curt | Oct. 30, 2017

Antenna is correctly resonated and works well.

For 3pcs/pack 433MHz Elbow rod antenna SW433-WT36

Antenna is correctly resonated and works well.

Stefan | April 22, 2017

I use it on my car, very good results

For 2PCS 868MHz/915MHz Sucker Antenna (SW868-XP-1M)

I'm using this antenna for testing LoRa sensor devices. I have had the problem that the attenuation for sending indoor is lowering my transmitting distance so I originally used this antenna on my window bank outdoors. It was working very fine.

In the meantime I use it through the magnetic mount on the roof of my car successfully.
I describe my setup here: https://stefan.schultheis.at/2017/lora-reichweite-ttnmapper/
(Sorry, it's in German)

Kenneth | April 13, 2017

Nice little UHF receiver/DTMF decoder & momentary switch

For SA809-Rx Walky Talky Control Remote Switch Module

Using a UHF transmitter, you can remotely have the SA809-RX send from 3.3 volts to 6.0 volts ( up to 4 amps) through a circuit for 3 seconds. You cannot change the momentary pulse from the fixed 3 seconds, nor can you deviate from the voltage range, unless you use the output to drive a relay with a different voltage across it.

You program the DTMF tone sequence that the unit will respond to and the frequency (400—480MHz) via a NiceRF website downloadable Microsoft Windows based program. Using the software, you can also set a timeout value up to 30 minutes where the unit will not respond to the DTMF sequence. The unit is programmed via a standard USB cable. You must use their program to configure the unit. The documentation could be better, but the nice people at NiceRF quickly responded to all of the questions that I emailed to them.

The unit is very compact, sturdy and reliable.
If the functionality meets your requirements, then this is an amazing little unit.
I personally would love it, if the unit could toggle the output high/low via 2 sets of DTMF tones instead of the fixed 3 second pulse.

John | March 29, 2017

This is not an order for the 2pcs-rf2401f20-24g-wireless-tra

For 2PCS 1W All-In-One Walkie Talkie Module SA828

This is an order for;- Accessories for SA828 walkie talkie module.
Ref:- Helen Hou EMail, 30 March 2017.
Order list:
2PCS Small speaker : 2x US$1.5=US$3.0
2PCS USB Bridge board: 2x US$2.5=US$5.0
2pcs Rubber antennas : 2x US$1.5=US$3.0
2pcs Rotary switches: 2x US$0.5=US$1.0
2pcs connecting cable: 2x US$0.0=US$0.0
Total amount=US$12.0

Thank you. John Gibling

Paddy | March 16, 2017

Splendid devices

For SA828 1W All-in-One Walkie Talkie Module kit

Really great kit - I also bought a couple of the barebones ones as well as this kit to get me rolling. The kit comes with no clues whatsoever but if you visit the nicerf.com website you can download what you need, and that's the only lost star that I had to hunt it down for myself.

This kit contains just about all you need to get running - start by soldering the power and TX/RX to the cable for the USB/UART board, and add the speaker and 100k pot and antenna and that's all you need. Install the USB driver with the device installed, works great on W10, install the free programming software from the nicerf site, and set the COM port. That can take a little experimentation, mine was on COM9, but once I'd found that port it was so simple to programme frequencies.

Board has a tiny PTT and mic onboard, and you can power from a hacked USB power cable/power bank no problem. You can even select the channel (from the supported 16) on the little board with a teensy little hex encoder - so 0 maps to ch1, 9 to ch10, A to ch11, F to ch16. Tested with a Mitex business walkie talkie, works great. Really nice little kit and TINY!

Josh | March 14, 2016

Compact, easy to integrate data modem.

For 2pcs SV610 100mW TTL interface Wireless Module

I do like NiceRF --All their products have performed well for me. The 610 is no exception. It's compact (about the size of a BLE, smaller even) making it great for those tight fit/light weight builds. The antenna is your standard coil-wrapped wire and works well; but if you want longer distance, you can wire in a regular antenna.
Documentation is good; support is awesome. (I ding on shipping, just because they don't have a post-delivery, just registered mail increasing the cost; but it's a reasonable amount for over seas, registered mail. -- If there was an 'overall' star rating, it would get the full 5 stars!)

Josh | Feb. 23, 2016

Solid BLE!

For 2pc master RF2541C BLE 4.0 UART Module

NiceRF rocks & these boards (master & slave) work awesome & easy to implement. All of NiceRF stuff are solid with great customer support; and these are no exception.

Josh | Feb. 23, 2016

Good 2.4ghz module

For 2PCS RF2401F20 2.4GHz Wireless Transceiver Module

Good 2.4ghz module with good distance/reliability in a small package. Works great. Can't go wrong with NiceRF!

Vinayak | Feb. 2, 2016

433Mhz antenna

For 433MHz Folding rod antennas

Received 433 Mhz foldable antenna in good packaging condition. ordered on 11 Jan & received on 2 feb in bangalore.
Support from Tindie team was very good . Though I request them for future orders them must give the option of different shipping partners so that customer can choose the option.

Josh | Jan. 10, 2016

Good antenna

For 2pcs/pack 868/433MHz Elbow rod antenna

Good standard type 433mhz antenna. Well built & durable. One thread was bad, but they sent a replacement promptly.

You just can't go wrong with NiceRF!

Josh | Aug. 29, 2015

You cannot go wrong with NiceRF

For 4pcs/lot 2.4G FSK Wireless RF Module RF2401

Of all the wireless modules I've tried, I keep coming back to NiceRF. Mainly because they are a real company with real people actually doing real work. The sales reps are helpful and treat small orders like big ones. Real techs are available if you get a techy question that requires them, most of the time the support/sales staff will get you the proper answer.
If you anticipate having to ask questions, it's worth the little extra to get it from NiceRF.
I now use NiceRF exclusively in any wireless project (data & voice).

Response from NiceRF | Aug. 31, 2015

Thanks so much for your nice feedback!

Josh | June 11, 2015

best wireless/radio module...

For SV611 100mW 20dBm Wireless TransceiverModule

These are not small, but they are not big either. They are very well made, and have performed very well. They are easy to configure & easy to use (I have only used the TTL versions of both 100 and 500mw versions).
They work well in noisy environments and country settings.
NiceRF customer service is above average...

Response from NiceRF | June 15, 2015

Thanks so much for your nice feedback,if you have any other new project, feel free to contact with us (helen@nicerf.com ), we will continue to offer technology support!

Alex | May 30, 2015

NiceRF SA828U works well with Raspberry Pi and Direwolf TNC

For SA828 1W All-in-One Walkie Talkie Module kit

Initially, I meant to purchased the VHF version, but ended up purchasing the UHF version by mistake.
I'm not using these modules as walkie talkies, but to transmit APRS packets.
The SA828U works as expected when paired with a Raspi, a GPS module and Direwolf SW TNC as a APRS tracker. The VOX and PTT also worked as expected for triggering the transmitter. Great little inexpensive modules for your radio projects. English documentation could be better. Review Image

Response from NiceRF | June 1, 2015

Thanks so much for your nice feedback! if you have any new project,pls contact with us. our company are pleasure to offer technology support!
Best regards,
NiceRF

Gavin | April 11, 2015

Product never worked, hard time getting technical support

For 2.4G wireless video & audio module

Shipping to Canada took 1 month and it was never suggested that it would take that long. I would have paid more for shipping if given the option to have it delivered faster.

More importantly when the product arrived it never worked; the receiver powers on properly but the transmitter appears to shut down after a few seconds. I sent a video at the seller's request, showing the problem I was having, and it was determined that more information was needed and that I should Skype with the engineer. There is a 12 hour difference between us so it has been difficult to arrange a time for a Skype meeting and the last 2 times I tried to contact the engineer I didn't get a reply.

I am very disappointed in this experience. I feel like I should have been sent a replacement unit or at least been asked to return the unit for repair. This is poor customer service and a poor introduction to shopping on Tindie.

https://vimeo.com/121418235

Reinhard | Feb. 26, 2015

Good

For SA828-V VHF All-In-One Walkie Talkie Module Kit

Hi,
i missed the function squelch open by setting to "0"
bandwith can´t switch from 12.5 to 25 khz
antenna is working on 180mhz not on 145mhz
best greetings Reinhard Wisotzky

Bob | Jan. 19, 2015

Not quite as advertised

For 2PCS 1.5W RDA1846S Chip Walkie Talkie Module

These boards are advertised as having "12.5/25 kHz bandwidth selection". This is not true: they appear to be preset for 12.5 kHz, as 5 kHz deviated signal drop out on voice peaks. Additionally, the CTCSS deviation is 1.2 kHz & the total voice+CTCSS deviation is 3.8 kHz. The squelch is too tight even on level 1, & if you program level 0 for squelch & CTCSS decode, the receiver stops working, so it is not possible to use only CTCSS (no noise squelch). Also, when programmed for CTCSS decode, CTCSS is only required to open the squelch. If CTCSS is then removed (such as when the desired station stops transmitting & there is another station without CTCSS still transmitting on the same channel), the receiver stays open. This is improper operation: the receiver CTCSS squelch should close as soon as CTCSS stops being detected.

Julie | Oct. 1, 2014

Great service,great product!

For 2PCS 1W All-In-One Walkie Talkie Module SA828

I am pleased with my purchase and shipment of these items.
Shopping with your company was very simple and prompt and looking forward doing business in the future.
Thank you.
Jim-Hilton,NY

Adam | March 10, 2014

Great Antenna, does not have a 'sucker'

For 2.4GHz Sucker Antenna SW2400-XP1M

Product arrived in time suggested and the antenna works great. Box was pretty significantly damaged, but it was coming half way across the world and it is pretty difficult to damage the product inside anyway.

It does not however have a sucker on it. There is a small magnet in the base which should not be relied on to attach it to much of anything. Name should be changed.

Response from NiceRF | March 10, 2014

Thanks for your feedback!

Onur | Jan. 13, 2014

Plug and play

For SV611 100mW 20dBm Wireless TransceiverModule

It is really easy to setup ( with serial commands or pc program interface)
I just take it out from box and after 5 minutes i was monitoring remote values.
For mac users i advice use ttl usb interface and use Terminal for ch341 program, it doesnt need a driver) you can real time receive and send serial data.
One last note, for setting it you must send commands in hex format( for ex 0xAA etc..) it is not ASCII !!!
I recommend SV611.

Response from NiceRF | Jan. 13, 2014

Thanks for your feedback!