AnyTone AT-778UVII vs Retevis RT95

The AnyTone AT-778UVII offers better listed specifications for the money, scoring 67 to the RT95's 57. It delivers 25W transmit power at a lower price of $119 versus $140, making it the more economical choice on paper.

The single most important differentiator is CHIRP programming support on the RT95, which many operators value for convenient frequency management, versus the AnyTone's lack of this feature. We don't have the RT95's transmit power specification, so we cannot directly compare output levels.

Owners report similarly positive experiences with both radios: the AnyTone has a 4.5/5 rating from 831 reviews, while the RT95 scores 4.6/5 from 137 reviews. The AnyTone's larger review sample provides somewhat stronger buyer evidence, though both reflect solid owner satisfaction.

The AnyTone AT-778UVII suits budget-conscious operators who don't need CHIRP programming. The RT95 is the better choice if you want CHIRP support and can accept the higher price.

If CHIRP matters to you, pay the extra $21 for the RT95. Otherwise, the AnyTone delivers solid value at a lower cost.