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Radioddity DB25-G GMRS Mobile Radio, Two Way Radio Long Range, Quad Watch, GMRS Repeater Capable, with Dual Band Scanning Receiver, for Car Vehicle, Off Road, Overlanding

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  • Plug-in-and-go GMRS Mobile + Scanning Receiver|DB25-G works well with all brands of GMRS radios right out of the box and is capable of accessing the GMRS repeaters. It is also a UHF, VHF scanning and receiver. Easy to install the DB25-G with the cigarette plug in your vehicle.
  • Impressive Long Range Talking|DB25-G easily reaches up to 25 miles in the open air, 15 miles on a mountain trail, and is very effective for camping/Off-Road/Overlanding and being able to communicate with your crew!
  • Flexible Customizable Channels|The DB25-G offers 130 empty channels for programming, not only support to receive and transmit on GMRS channels/repeater channels but also support to receive on UHF and VHF channels. It provides more channels to make it flexible to reach more groups of people, saving your programming time.
  • Feature Rich|Quad Channels Standby, 199 Channels, Wideband or Narrowband Switchable, Easy-to-read large display (Blue background color, white text color), High (Max 25W, Average 18W) / Mid (10W) / Low (5W) Power Switchable, PC programmable, 260 Privacy Codes, Busy Channel Lock-Out, TOT
  • What's in the Box?|DB25-G comes with a compact mobile radio, speaker microphone, programming cable, 10-15V cigarette power plug, microphone holder, mount bracket, user manual, and some assembly accessories.

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Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Works well with all the GMRS radios, which makes it work efficiently for camping and being able to communicate with your crew! DB25-G comes with a power cable for connecting to a cigarette lighter in a car, it's very easy to set up and saves you time. Delivers up to 25W power for 25+ miles range. Avg output: 18W. Use 13.8V power supply to reach max power. Range varies by terrain & weather. You can set one main channel, the other 3 channels can be monitored at the same time, no need to switch channels frequently. Supports CH31–CH189 with customizable UHF/VHF (RX) & GMRS (TX/RX). Scan & save repeater-friendly channels with unique CTCSS/DCS codes. Small enough to mount just about anywhere in any vehicle. It allows you to store it in the center console when not being used. Q: Can this radio be programmed via PC? Why is the software not running on Windows 11? A: Yes, the DB25-G is PC-programmable. If you encounter issues on Windows 11, it is often due to driver compatibility with the Prolific chip. Please download the latest DB25-G driver from the Radioddity Support page before programming. Q: What is the actual output power? The DB25-G delivers about 20W typical output, with up to 25W under optimal setup conditions. Actual output can vary based on your setup. Factors such as a power supply below 13.8V, high SWR of the antenna, or cable loss can result in lower readings. Why does the radio receive but not transmit on some channels? Some GMRS/FRS shared channels have power or transmission restrictions. The DB25-G is designed to follow GMRS channel rules, so certain channels may be receive-only or limited depending on the channel and settings. Q: I am having trouble getting the programming cable to connect. Is the port defective? A: The 3.5mm data port on this compact unit can be quite tight. Please ensure the plug is pushed firmly all the way in until you hear or feel a "click." Most connection issues are resolved by ensuring a fully seated data plug. Does the scan function stop on weather channels (NOAA)? A: By default, the scan may stop on NOAA channels if they have a strong signal. You can customize your scan list in the menu or via programming software to exclude NOAA channels from the regular scan cycle, allowing you to focus on GMRS traffic. DB25-G DB20-G DB40-G GM-30 GM-30 Plus

Brand: Radioddity


Color: Black


Number of Channels: 200


Special Feature: Lightweight, Long Range, Voice Operated Transmission


Frequency Range: GMRS, VHF, UHF, NOAA


Talking Range Maximum: 25 Mile


Voltage: 13.8 Volts (DC)


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Product Dimensions: 5.5"D x 5"W x 3.5"H


Item Weight: 0.45 Kilograms


Number of Channels: 200


Additional Features: Lightweight, Long Range, Voice Operated Transmission


Frequency Range: GMRS, VHF, UHF, NOAA


Talking Range Maximum: 25 Mile


Voltage: 13.8 Volts (DC)


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Compatible Devices: GMRS and FRS radios and handhelds


Tuner Type: VHF UHF GMRS


Connectivity Protocol: GMRS, UHF, VHF


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 5.5"D x 5"W x 3.5"H


Item Weight: 0.45 Kilograms


Color: Black


Brand: Radioddity


Model Number: DB25 G


Built-In Media: base station, microphone, car charger power cable, mobile bracket, programming cable, mic holder with 2 screws, one fuse, and some assembly accessories


Global Trade Identification Number: 28


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Manufacturer: Radioddity


Mfr Part Number: DB25 G


Warranty Description: 18 months warranty


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This radio is small but works quite well. After purchasing, I tested it out by attaching it to my home base antenna. I was able to reach another radio approximately 5 to 6 miles away. This is a very good range because the person I was contacting was in the next town by the river with multiple obstructions in the way, including large, tall hills. Pros: Size - easy to fit in a small space in my vehicle so it is out of the way and easy to conceal when I am not in the vehicle. Cigarette Port Power Port Plug - You do not have to wire it directly to the battery. It is easy to swap out between different vehicles or bring it inside. Hand Mic Controls Chirp Compatible - Very easy to program. Quad Monitoring - Listen to four different channels or frequencies. (I can listen to local emergency dispatchers.) Weather Channels Cons - I measured the transmitting power at approximately 15 watts, even though it advertises 25 watts. (But I knew this before I purchased it.) Mic - It is not heavy and is kept on a hook. This could allow the mic to come off the hook and bounce around on rough terrain, Overall, I really like the radio. It has good, clear sound, is easy to use, and to program. I purchased this radio for my vehicle because of its size and the quad-monitoring feature. Plus, it is easy to move it from one vehicle to another. I recommend this for anyone who is looking for a low-cost, quality radio. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2026 by Shawn Williams
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This is an awesome little radio! Really good sound quality, fairly easy to program, and has some good features. However, it's quite hard to figure out how to manually put in more than one repeater with the same frequency. And after checking the output on 3 different meters it does not put out 25, or even 20 watts of power. The best I've gotten so far is 18. I really wish they would include detailed information about manual input and adding channels. Chirp is great when you're at home with a computer but totally worthless on a mountain trail. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026 by Michael Ward
    • A great radio for the price
I started off in the GMRS world with a Midland MXT275 (great little starter radio), but it was time for an upgrade. The MXT275 is very quiet when talking to others and it's designed so it's channel numbers only for the frequencies and PL tones. Code book is needed when programming channels. There is no way to assign channel names or input multiple repeater towers running off the same 462.XXXXX frequencies. Not taking anything away from the MXT275, but it's pretty much a plug and play radio set up. The Radioditty DB25-G has a lot of features and gets very high notes from this writer on the ability to customize the radio quite a bit. The mic is very loud according to those that I have talked to on it and the mic gain most certainly needs to be turned down when using. The ability to listen up to four channels at once is very nice under the right circumstances. The speaker on the radio is quite loud and I have no problems listening to it on my base station from a distance. The display can be a bit busy when first using it, but I felt comfortable with it after minimal use. The handset feels very light and cheap but seems to function quite well with the sample that I own. I personally have been impressed enough with the radio that I have bought a second one for me truck. 4 stars due to the semi poorly written manual as well as the lack of detail within the manual. Info needed can be found though with a quick Google search. I personally could not get the native programming software to work on my computer, but I had no problems programming the radio with CHIRP. It's actually quite pleasant to program compared to my Wouxun KG905G (great radio, absolute bear to program with the native software). Overall, I think this is an outstanding budget radio with excellent features that will not break the bank. Some folks may find the handset to be aesthetically a deal breaker, but, I find it very functional and satisfactory. I feel this radio is for the person that has some experience with a bit of technical/ programming knowledge in the radio world and is looking for a good budget option. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by Craig Travis
    • Great radio for offroading
Easy to install, already programmed with the most popular GMRS stations so it was ready to go right out of the box. Range seems to be good. I like the ability to switch between channels quickly. Great Value
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by Brady Bullock
    • Radio has poor user interface, garbage manual and software
Update 3 November 2021 After a bit of trial and error I am navigating through the menus and able to find what I need. Although it is not intuitive some of the labeling in the menus do not make sense at first. You get used to it. The radio works as expected. CPS works consistently but can be so much better. Very basic. Example, you can’t delete a repeater but instead have to reprogram the channel. Support team is checking up on me regularly to make sure all is well and are very helpful. Original review: First the good. Radio is nice and compact, great sound, great bright display. Lots of features and ability to program as many repeaters as there are channels. Programming cable is included. The radio interface buttons is garbage. Monitor button is actually turn squelch off for example. Really?! Radio has ability to listen to all four channels at the same time. Not sure how because the manual, also garbage, does not talk about it. Manual is ridiculous. Does not cover 1/4 of all the radio can do. Then there is the CPS, or programming software. This is also very terrible and cant wait for CHIRP to be able to cover this radio. The downloadable software is easy enough to program repeaters but you cannot delete the repeater channel but you can change it. Has a few bugs and occasionally has comm problem talking to the radio. It also is an archaic 32 bit version and took me to find some windows software to get it to work. Look for it at DB25 radio page on Radioddity. This is this radio amateur cousin. Kudos for responses by the support team. They were very helpful but honestly answers to very question I asked should have been covered in the manual or help file of the software. Look it is a 100 dollar radio. I was expecting some problems. I think over time I will like it. I am to hit a repeater not in line of site at 20 miles away pretty easily. Bought for traveling in the car in particular repeater rich Arizona and seeing if a Base station made sense for my area.. Should work just fine for that purpose. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2021 by Fred
    • A good radio.
I am enjoying using this radio. I like the interface, the size, and the program-ability. It is a good size for a 25 watt radio (tested at 19 watts on UHF). It fits well in my vehicle, and seems to deliver a strong signal. For mobile use, I have paired it with a Tram 1181, which seems to work quite well (SWR around 1.4). I used a Bingfu lip mount for the antenna. Almost everything about the radio itself feels quite solid and well built, however, the mic feels cheap and "plastic-y." The button layout is OK, but I would have preferred the "up" and "down" buttons to be on the top like other mobile radios I have tried. UPDATE: Now supported by Chirp! The programming software is about on par with other terribly written software for these inexpensive Chinese radios. It works, however, the windows are all fixed sizes. Make sure you select the correct com port before reading or writing, because it will hang for a long time. I wish these companies would outsource this work if they don't have the ability to write quality programming software. Oh well, perhaps it will be supported by Chirp some day. Having said that, the very best feature of this radio (and the software) is the ability to program ANY channel with GMRS frequencies, be they simplex or duplex channels. As long as they are GMRS channels, you can receive and transmit. I have not seen any other GMRS radio do this. Split tones are also supported. It has a lot of other features I am not familiar with, but perhaps will figure out over time. Very configurable. I did a range test using this radio connected to an Ed Fong J-pole antenna on my roof (GMRS version). My wife traveled nearly 40 miles to my daughter's house using the DB-20G mobile in her car. For most of that time, we were able to communicate well. There were a few dead spots due to terrain, but at 37 miles we were still talking. We could have continued to talk if I had taught my wife how to use the monitor button. :-) I like this radio a lot. Good: Compact Powerful Configurable Ability to use ALL channels for GMRS simplex or duplex. Split tones Chirp Support Bad: Software quality. Cheap materials for Mic. ... show more
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