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Alervites PoC-AT1 vs Hytera P50 PoC

What PoC-AT1 does better (1) and where P50 PoC wins (1) — every spec side by side.

Alervites PoC-AT1
Alervites · 2026PoC-AT1
1 advantage≈ £110
vs
Hytera P50 PoC
Hytera · 2025P50 PoC
8.2Score
1 advantage≈ £150
Higher score
3.8Battery6.9
Dimensions

Size comparison

PoC-AT1P50 PoC
155 × 5016130 × 6124
PoC-AT1P50 PoCDifference
Height50 mm61 mm−11 mm
Width155 mm130 mm+25 mm
Depth16 mm24 mm−8 mm
Weight120 g190 g−70 g

Drawn to the same scale from the official dimensions (front and side).

Why is PoC-AT1 better than P50 PoC?

  1. Weight120 g vs 190 g+58%

Why is P50 PoC better than PoC-AT1?

  1. Battery capacity2,200 mAh vs 4,000 mAh+82%
Specifications

Side by side

Hytera P50 PoCHytera P50 PoC≈ £1508.2
Radio & range
Radio standardsPoC / LTEPoC / LTE
LicenceNeeds mobile data (SIM)Needs mobile data (SIM)
Push-to-talk over cellular (PoC)YesYes
Power & battery
Battery capacity2,200 mAh4,000 mAh
Power sourceRechargeable packRechargeable pack
USB-C chargingYesYes
Standby time96 h—
Battery level indicatorYesYes
Design & durability
Weight120 g190 g
Width155 mm130 mm
Height50 mm61 mm
Depth16 mm24 mm
Protection rating—IP68
Water protection (IPx)—IPx8
Military standard (MIL-STD-810)—Yes
DisplayBacklit displayBacklit display
ColoursGreyBlack
Features
Emergency / SOS alarm—Yes
GPS—Yes
PC programmable—Yes
Connectivity
Headset / earpiece jackYesYes
ConnectorsUSB-C, 3,5mm KlinkeUSB-C
Bluetooth—Yes
LTE / 4GYesYes
Wi-Fi—Yes
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