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A keypad-programmable tri-band handheld with wide receive and a large battery, easy to set up in the field. It is not water resistant and the listing gives no range figure.
A pre programmed GMRS pair that works out of the box and reaches repeaters, a good start for families and off road groups. A GMRS license is required to transmit.
A compliant dual band handheld for new ham operators, with the classic Baofeng feature set and accessory support. It is not water resistant.
An emergency base camp radio that talks GMRS, scans weather alerts and recharges by hand crank. It is bulkier than a handheld and the listed range assumes open terrain.
A two-radio GMRS kit that receives many bands, including air band, and programs from a phone over Bluetooth. Range figures are the brand's own and vary with terrain.
A one button business radio for stores and restaurants that covers large floors with minimal training. It needs an FCC license, and battery life is listed two different ways.
A rugged business radio pair for warehouses, sites and large buildings, with long battery life and weather sealing. Out of the box they only talk to the same model unless you request firmware.
A tri-band handheld with wide receive coverage, phone programming and a full accessory bundle including a speaker mic. It is not water resistant, and transmitting on ham bands needs a license.
A handheld aviation radio with GPS, navigation aids and Bluetooth for pilots who want a backup comm and nav tool. It is for aviation bands only.
A practical four-pack of license-free FRS radios for hotel, restaurant and event teams, with USB-C charging and long standby. Range is modest and they are not water resistant.
AnyTone makes a compact dual band ham mobile with a rotating display that mounts in tight spots. Power is moderate and the warranty is short.
A waterproof GMRS handheld with GPS and wireless headset support for groups working outdoors. Transmit power and charging time are not stated in the specs.
A dual band mobile for a truck or home desk that watches several channels and takes common aftermarket audio accessories. Antenna and the base power supply are extra, and splash protection is light.
A programmable GMRS handheld with repeater support, USB-C charging and NOAA weather for campers and off-roaders. The talk range figure assumes open, clear terrain.
A capable budget DMR handheld with dual time slot, a color screen and a programming cable in the box. Programming runs on Windows only, and the radio is not water resistant.
A plug-in GMRS mobile radio with repeater access, scanning and quad watch for vehicle convoys. It is a car radio, not a handheld you carry on foot.
A tiny tri-band mobile that fits where larger rigs will not and watches several channels at once. Antenna and AC power supply are extra, and monitoring the extra band alongside others makes an audible relay click.
A compact dual band ham mobile with a flipping screen, VFO entry and CHIRP support, sized for tight vehicle installs. Output power is not stated, and base use needs a separate power supply.
A ten pack of simple knob tuned UHF radios with earpieces for staff teams on site. There is no screen, they are not water resistant, and range drops sharply in built up areas.
A dual band DMR handheld with GPS, weather receive and keypad programming, aimed at hobby radio operators. It is a full radio, not a simple family walkie talkie.
A rugged, waterproof GMRS radio pair with repeater channels and weather alerts for trips and storm prep. Range claims depend on terrain.
A rechargeable GMRS handheld with weather alerts, FM radio and a flashlight that talks to any GMRS radio. It is not water resistant, so wet trips need a cover.
A light, four channel business radio with privacy codes and compatibility with older Motorola UHF models. It needs an FCC license, and VOX accessories are extra.
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