Baofeng UV-28 vs Radtel RT-920

The UV-28 emerges as the better value proposition with stronger listed specifications for the money. It delivers 25% more transmit power, includes GPS functionality, supports CHIRP programming, and weighs less despite costing only $4 more. RadioRanked's overall score of 75 versus 63 reflects these specification advantages at comparable pricing.

The single most important differentiator is the UV-28's GPS capability combined with its higher power output—features the RT-920 simply doesn't offer.

Owners report slightly higher satisfaction with the RT-920 at 4.3/5 from 119 reviews versus the UV-28's 4.1/5 from 44 reviews, though this modest gap is based on fewer data points for the UV-28. We lack weight information for the RT-920, so direct comparison there is incomplete.

The UV-28 is the stronger choice for anyone wanting GPS integration and CHIRP support without paying more. The RT-920 might appeal to buyers prioritizing owner feedback volume, though the satisfaction difference is marginal.

Buy the Baofeng UV-28 unless you have specific requirements the RT-920 alone meets. Otherwise, the UV-28 offers better equipped specifications for essentially the same price.