TWAYRDIO 8 AA Two Way Radio Battery Case Shell for ICOM IC-A4 IC-F3 IC-F4 IC-T2A IC-T2H Walkie Talkie

First off, I want to say that I was very pleased to have received a package containing two of these replacement AA-cell battery cases for my Icom T-2H today (as per the photos and the fine print in the ad). I was a little apprehensive as to whether or not the package would really contain two of these because I'd read complaints from someone who had purchased from a different seller and had only received one case even though that seller's ad also stated it would be a package of two cases. So, I definitely recommend buying here from TWAYRDIO so you get the quantity you're paying for.These battery cases are really close in appearance to the genuine Icom cases (which sadly are no longer available). I'm including several photos in my review so you can see for yourself. I hope the photos and this review is helpful.I have not tried installing these cases on my radios with batteries installed but have installed them empty and they seem to fit securely, though they do require a little more attention to make sure they're aligned correctly before snapping them in place than the original cases do (the originals just seem to line up on their own).The plastic seems to be similar to that of the original cases. After removing the belt clip knob from my original case, I weighed both the original and the TWAYRADIO case on a postal scale and found that the original case weighs in at 1.4 oz. and the TWAYRADIO case weighs in at 1.5 oz. so these replacement cases are actually slightly heavier than the originals, which was a bit of a surprise. Apparently the manufacturer didn't scrimp on material by making the case walls thinner, as is often the case with knock-offs.All in all, these look like they're going to work out well. If I find otherwise over time, I will post and update.

poor transmission - signals and conversation are scrambled. Easy to use, but if you experience any level of hearing loss, these are not the best. We tried switching channels, still overhear neighboring households discussions.