AnyTone AT-D890UV vs Radioddity GD-168

The Radioddity GD-168 is the clear winner for most users.

The single most important differentiator is price paired with listed features. The GD-168 costs half as much as the AnyTone AT-D890UV at $140 versus $299, while offering APRS capability that the AnyTone lacks. Both radios support DMR, but we lack the AnyTone's TX power specification, making direct comparison incomplete on that front. The GD-168 is also lighter at 220g. Owners report positive experiences with the GD-168 across a larger sample of 12 reviews at 4.2/5 stars, while the AnyTone's rating of 4.8/5 comes from only 5 reviews, a smaller dataset.

The AnyTone AT-D890UV should appeal only to users whose specific requirements demand features we haven't documented or who need its unknown TX power specification to outweigh the cost difference. The GD-168 should be your choice if you want solid DMR and APRS capability in a lighter package at a fraction of the price, supported by what owners report across a more substantial review base.

Get the Radioddity GD-168. It delivers more listed features at less than half the price, and owner feedback supports the choice.