Some of Milo’s latency, or delay, is due to the high-powered audio processing we use. Another contributor is radio frequency...
Milo has superior wind and background noise cancellation thanks to the 6 high performance digital microphones and sophisticated audio signal...
Milo contains a rechargeable lithium battery, so you never have to change batteries, just recharge with the enclosed USB-to-USB-C cable....
How do I charge my Milo? Use only one of the USB-to-USB-C cables we include with every Milo when you...
Length of a typical battery charge Like with any battery, how long a charge lasts depends on how you use...
You do not need any license to buy or use Milo. Just like Wi-Fi, Milo only uses unlicensed radio spectra...
There are many differences between Milos and walkie-talkies, just as there are many differences between different types of handheld radios....
The use cases for Milo and helmet radios are different, which results in several fundamental feature differences. Helmet radios are...
Unlike with phones, it’s easy to talk in a group on Milo. Setting up a phone call with half a...
At this time (Summer 2024), Milo does not stream music content from your phone to you or to your whole...
If you experience an issue with charging a Milo, please contact us right away so we can get that unit...
Milo doesn’t rely on 5G or or any cell phone signal or even Wi-Fi. The only time you need network...
Milo doesn’t use Bluetooth for communicating with other Milos, because Bluetooth does not give enough range. Instead we created a...
Milo does not rely on access to any mobile network or carrier. At the core, Milo helps you stay present...
No. Milo does not need a Wi-Fi connection to work. The only time you want Wi-Fi is when you’re updating...
