Work as it should.
odd battiers for the control. I should of read the listing had to wait for the battiers

This to replace my old just like it. I have missed place the old remote control and I'm sure that will work just like old one.

So far I am completely impressed and blown away by the sound that this e-caller produces. I will be 100% honest in saying that i was very skeptical of a less known brand at a fraction of the cost of a similar featured "fox pro". However, so far those concerns were quickly put to bed

#1 The fit and finish as well as build quality is top notch, I fully expected a cheap, lightweight piece of gear. I can say its built solid, has some good weight (not too heavy though) the handle has a rubber grip that makes carrying in the field a breeze. It's small enough to toss into a gear bag though. The antenna is a fixed plastic antenna that folds down to protect it from breaking when traveling.

#2 The sound quality is superb, volume is VERY loud when turned up without the speaker overthrowing (crackling, breaking up), when I turned this on in my house (dumb idea) the dog FLIPPED out, my ears hurt until I turned it down and my neighbor immediately text me asking if I had a dieing yote in my house haha (they had no idea that i had bought this ecaller yet). The sound is most certainly going to carry a very long distance and bring those pups running in. It has 12 pre programmed prey sounds and you can play 2 at a time if desired.

#3 The remote is small enough (but not small enough to lose) to clip on your duty belt, hang from a lanyard (a cheap one is included) with your mouth calls or toss it in your vest or pockets. The only thing that concerns me is the antenna on the remote (which is a little deceiving in the picture) is a metal telescoping antenna. I hope this will withstand normal wear and tear and would suggest they change this over to a rubberized spring type of antenna so if dropped it will survive. The remote does have a clip and a matching slot on the side of the body of the caller so they can travel together and not get separated, however, it is VERY tight so separating the remote from the caller took a little effort. With a 300 yd range (no line of sight required) you can set up your stand nice and far from the call.

#4 There is a 3.5mm jack on the back with a rubber cover that can be utilized to add external speaker(s) if needed, so this will add some versatilty to this VERY affordable call. If you run a long cable to a battery powered Jawbone Jambox for example (which i may try) you can probably call in more yotes from more areas and when they come running in they will hear both locations of sound which may help in getting them to stop moving to pin point the location long enough to make a clean shot.

#5 Simplicity is key here, the remote comes with a battery already, all thats required to be ready to call is 4x AA batteries. Battery life is supposed to be great with this particular unit, but i'll be bringing backup AAs just in case. All calls cycle through a pattern of natural pauses. It will play several seconds (30-40) and then go silent (20-30) seconds and then play again indefinitely until you select stop. They do this to eliminate the need for you to select stop and start several times per set.

I will be taking this out for a predator hunt in the next two weeks, I will update my review and let you guys know how many yotes and bobcats we called in with it.

Stay Safe out there!

The remote is very intuitive.

Product looks good, remote uses some type of special battery and there are no markings as to what type it is. Pretty annoying considering this product wasn't necessarily cheap.