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AnyTone AT-779UV vs Radtel RT-820W

What AT-779UV does better (1) and where RT-820W wins (0) — every spec side by side.

AnyTone AT-779UV
AnyTone · 2025AT-779UV
8.4Score
1 advantage≈ £95
Higher score
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Radtel RT-820W
Radtel · 2026RT-820W
0 advantages≈ £85
8.4Range & power8.3

Why is AT-779UV better than RT-820W?

  1. DisplayBacklit display vs Monochrome display

Why is RT-820W better than AT-779UV?

RT-820W has no measurable advantages in this pair.

Specifications

Side by side

AnyTone AT-779UVAnyTone AT-779UV≈ £958.4
Radio & range
Radio standardsAmateur VHF, Amateur UHFVHF, UHF
LicenceAmateur licenceAmateur licence
Digital mode (DMR / dPMR)—Yes
Dual band (VHF + UHF)YesYes
Frequency ranges430 - 440 MHz; 144 - 146 MHz136–174 MHz, 400–470 MHz
Transmit power20 W20 W
Channels500500
Maximum range (claimed)10 km—
CTCSS / DCS sub-tonesYesYes
Squelchadjustable—
Power & battery
Battery voltage13.8 V—
Power sourceMains / 12 V vehicle, Car socket—
USB-C chargingNo—
Design & durability
Weight500 g—
Width122 mm—
Height101 mm—
Depth36 mm—
DisplayBacklit displayMonochrome display
ColoursBlack—
Features
VOX (hands-free)YesYes
Channel scanYes—
Emergency / SOS alarmYesYes
Key lockYes—
Monitor buttonYes—
Voice encryption / scramblerYes—
PC programmableYesYes
Connectivity
Headset / earpiece jackYes—
ConnectorsRJ-11 Mikrofonbuchse, 3,5mm Klinke—
Radios in the base pack1—
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