Retevis RT95 Mobile Ham Radio, Dual Band Mobile Radio, Chirp, Dual Speaker, Rotatable LCD Display, 2m 70cm Ham Radio Base Station, Mobile Transceiver with Cable
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Style: Mobile Radio
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- Dual Band Mobile Radio; 2 meter ham radio and 70cm mobile transceiver; it can quickly change the frequency band by the microphone; mini mobile two way radio; 6.42 x 4.88 x 1.54 inches; installation does not take up too much space; cables are included; FCC ID is 2ASNSRT95
- Upgrade mic gain; available via firmware upgrade; mic gain can make weak sounds louder; but the higher the level; the greater the background noise; please adjust the gain level appropriately to get clear sound
- VOX function frees your hands; especially when driving; built-in speakers in radio & microphone; give you a clear call experience
- 180 degree rotatable TFT LCD display; the screen can be rotated and the radio can be installed upside down; more options for installation positions; LCD brightness control for easy reading outdoors and indoors
- VFO Mode & CHIRP;the RT95 mobile ham radio has a VFO mode; which can change parameters such as frequency without a computer; Users can use the radio to complete 90% of operations and changes
- Built in heat dissipation fan; continuous and stable operation even at high power output; shockproof and dustproof structure and voltage protection system; performance is not compromised in harsh environments; fully adaptable to vehicle/outdoor scenes
- Ready Base Station; easily set up a reliable base station at home or in the field; simply connect to a 13.8V/10A power source(not include) for full-power; crystal-clear coverageideal for emergencies; community events; and daily use
- Multi-function ham radio base station; VOX; mic gain; lighted keypad mic; built-in cooling fan;two operating mode display; 200 channels; CTCSS/DCS; DTMF; 5Tone; alarm; all call; ANI; remote kill; remote waken
Brand: Retevis
Color: Black
Number of Channels: 200
Special Feature: Dual Band, Emergency Alarm, Mobile Ham Radio with Cable; Dual Band Mobile Radio; Upgrade Mic Gain; VOX; Support CHIRP; 180 Degree Screen Rotation See more
Frequency Range: VHF144-148MHz UHF 430~440MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 5 Mile
Voltage: 13.8 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Product Dimensions: 4.88"D x 6.42"W x 1.54"H
Item Weight: 645 Grams
Number of Channels: 200
Additional Features: Dual Band, Emergency Alarm, Mobile Ham Radio with Cable; Dual Band Mobile Radio; Upgrade Mic Gain; VOX; Support CHIRP; 180 Degree Screen Rotation
Frequency Range: VHF144-148MHz UHF 430~440MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 5 Mile
Voltage: 13.8 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Audible Noise: 45 Decibels
Compatible Devices: Two Way Radios (including handheld and mobile radios of various brands) compatible with RT95 model
Temperature Range: -20-60 Degrees Celsius
Battery Average Life: 12 Hours
Tuner Type: Dual Band
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.88"D x 6.42"W x 1.54"H
Item Weight: 645 Grams
Brand: Retevis
Model Number: RT95
Built-In Media: 1 x Handheld mic, 1 x One pack of screw and accessories, 1 x RT95 Mobile radio, Cable, User Manual
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: Retevis
Mfr Part Number: FA9129A
Item Type Name: dual band mobile radio
Waterproof Rating: IP65
Color: Black
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Style: Mobile Radio
I recently added the Retevis RT95 Mobile Ham Radio to my setup, and I couldn't be more pleased with its performance and array of features! This dual-band mobile transceiver is an absolute gem for both seasoned operators and those looking to get into mobile ham radio. The audio quality, both transmitting and receiving, is exceptionally clear, especially with the thoughtful dual speaker design. This significantly enhances the listening experience, whether you're monitoring two frequencies or just enjoying crystal-clear audio from one. The rotatable LCD display is a surprisingly useful feature. It allowed me to mount the radio in my vehicle exactly where I wanted it without compromising visibility, a huge plus for custom installations. The display itself is bright and easy to read, even in varying light conditions. One of the standout features for me is the CHIRP compatibility. This makes programming frequencies, memories, and settings incredibly simple and fast. No more tedious manual programming – just connect, upload, and you're ready to go. This alone saves a tremendous amount of time and frustration. The build quality feels solid, and the included cable makes for straightforward installation. For its price point, the RT95 punches well above its weight, offering robust performance as a ham radio base station or a mobile transceiver. Whether you're hitting the trails, commuting, or setting up a compact base station, the Retevis RT95 delivers reliable communication, user-friendly features, and excellent audio. It's a highly capable and enjoyable radio that I wholeheartedly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025 by Alyssa S
Style: Mobile Radio
Wonderful little radio, much smaller than I expected but works good, sounds good and for a good price. I highly recommend the RT95 as a mobile or base unit as the 25watts of power is very decent for the units size and price. For mobile use it's perfect because it weighs about as much as two HT's, and combined with a yagi can be used in a chest rig with a battery for some very good outdoor fun. I will update as I use it more but so far, the bright display, and ease of use will have me playing with it for a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2025 by Nick
Style: Mobile Radio
I'm getting close to two years using RT95 radios, and this was the second one I purchased. This is identical, as far as I can tell, to the Anytone AT-778UVII. There is nothing else in this price range that I would recommend. Programming on the radio has a bit of a learning curve, but so does every radio. Programming in CHIRP is easy, but you do need the special programming cable. You can also reprogram the P1-P6 buttons on the front panel and the PA-PD button on the mic to your liking. I also have a friend with the same radio, so I know that transmit and receive audio quality is good. Note: from the factory, the radio is set up in a way that limits the bands, typical of non-US countries, to 144-146MHz and 430~440MHz (i.e., you can't use the 146.52 and 446.00 simplex call frequencies), but this is an easy fix. YouTube is your friend. The size and appearance are also quite nice. This radio will fit almost anywhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026 by kludge
Style: Mobile Radio
Cons: If you are running a net, put a small fan on it because it will get fairly hot. I wish there was a volume knob (I use the main knob for tuning). Pros: Price, Performance, audio quality, build quality, programmable buttons on both the radio and the hand mike, microphone "may" be used as a speaker mike, 200 channels, and on an on. This thing is so flexible and easy to "open" to things like GMRS bands. I LOVE this radio. Program the buttons the way you want and you will love it too.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by Cecilia Ransom
Style: Mobile Radio
Upon opening the box I got a surprise... although it is not mentioned in the product description, the one I received included the programming cable. First thing you need to do after powering it on, is to check what ITU Region frequency configuration the radio came with. The mode may or may not need to be changed, it all depends how it left the factory. Mine was set for ITU01, which is incorrect for the USA and the frequency boundaries for VHF/UHF will be wrong. There are instruction videos on YouTube on how to do this, they usually have "jail break" or "unlock" in the video title, but it's a fairly simple process to perform: 1) Power up the radio by holding down the red power button, the FUNC button and the P4 button all at the same time until "TEST MODE RT95" appears, and then release the buttons. 2) The middle display line will show what looks like a channel number (CH-xxx), but that is the setting menu number. Turn the channel knob until CH-043 appears, and you will see MODE. 3) To change the mode, the microphone PTT button down and turn the channel knob to change the mode to MODE:02. Turn off the radio, then turn it back on and it should be in MODE 02, to check just do steps 1 & 2 again to check the mode, and if correct, turn the radio off/on. Now it's ready to program. Despite what other reviews say, this radio does indeed work with CHIRP. Display is nice, bright and easy to read. Still learning the in's and out's of navigating the settings and how to change them with the various buttons, which can be a lesson in frustration. There are somethings that might need "tweaking", there's been reports of low or muddy audio on receiving radios... the issue is with the mic hole on the top middle of the mic face being misaligned with the mic element. The fix is to slightly enlarge the hole... videos on YouTube for that too, and it's easy. I've made a few 2 meter repeater contacts, and a few 2 meter simplex contacts... all works to my satisfaction. Reception reports have been very good to excellent, no issue with the audio. Overall, for the price, this is a decent radio... ideal for making a portable "go box" with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024 by CA
Style: Mobile Radio
RT95 is a good dual band radio for the Ham Radio user. I have found it easy to operate and program.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026 by FJM
Style: Mobile Radio
Great radio for the price! I found it two work well. I can hit local repeaters with no problem. Learning curve to program just watch some videos and it’s not bad. I may buy more of these.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by RetiredBoomer!
Style: Mobile Radio
I really wanted to love this radio, i gave it way more chances then i should have. The CPS programming software and/or chirp both sucks. 100% of the time you try to upload a csv from the base config that you edited and it fails with errors, 98% of the time it fails with the exported base cvs with no modifications, other wise you have to enter each indiv freq in there either through the program or on the device. Since the CPS software wasn't working, i manually added my freqs, took forever. got it going, took a day of work. Spent an entire day just to hear static and a mess of sound. swapped over to my handheld, instant clarity and picking up way more then the rt95, swapped back thinking i just missed something, nothing. garbled mess if i picked anything up. well maybe its my antenna, went to a buddies house with a completely different set up and a huge hammer he is, with a 100ft tower, it picked up nothing while his handheld was getting everything even on the same channels. absolutely nothing worked on this radio
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 by Dustink