After doing quite a bit of research, I decided to buy the Anytone AT-D878 UV II Plus DMR radio. I am definitely impressed with the functionality and build quality of this rig! I truly believe that I made the right choice. In addition, dealing with DX Canada and the owner Slavko has been a true pleasure. He responds quickly to order requests and questions. I highly recommend DX Canada if you are thinking of making a DMR radio purchase.

A fully loaded HH radio. Clear sound, quite a number of "bells & whistles" for your enjoyment! DMR receive range was surprisingly very good. Easy to program with the CPS but there is a learning curve as to how all the programming elements fit together. Very enjoyable radio and using with a Hotspot, just extends the fun! Fully featured VHF / UHF Analog, DMR, GPS, APRS, Bluetooth handheld radio with a great design and built rugged! Comes with a 3100 MaH battery, so don't forget to purchase a spare, so you can be the one to stay on the air!

Awesome little radio, tons of features and fairly straightforward to program once you get the software put on a PC or laptop. Dx Canada was professional and knowledgeable. Wasn't to impressed with the flat rate shipping costs, I opted to pick up my order and saved shipping. Probably wouldn't buy asesories as many are available on Amazon with free shipping and easy returns.

Comes well recommended by more experienced HAMs. Takes some getting used to programing and 'surfing'. Great RX/TX. Excellent battery life. Also purchased remote microphone. Neither has 'best' audio but good signal and audio reports. Still learning DMR. Handy size. Good simplex and repeater contacts in house, line of sight and in vehicle, with supplied 'rubber duckie or 1/4 wave mag-mount (adapter from Amazon is inexpensive).

Received reasonably fast. Radio is a treat to use. This being my first DMR radio it had a bit of a learning curve. Even the Analog side of it is incredible. This is replacing my Kenwood F6a and it is as good if not better than the Kenwood.

A good product, wellnpacked and reached safely with all accessories. Bit it's not easy product to be used by first timbers, new Hams. I strongly suggest new hams to talk and discuss with local groups and buy where support is available. This seller doesn't offer any support and it's clearly mentioned on this website.- Any Tone is good manufacturer bit these are complicated machinery which needs advance knowledge. Certainly not easy to program and use.

Super happy with my Anytone 878II Plus!! Work great, clear comm and easy to use. Très satisfait de mon achat, super produit, fonctionne bien, communication claire et facile à utiliser.

I found the hardware of the radio to have a solid and quality feel. The stock rubber duckie antenna seems to be of higher quality than those of other brands. The only thing I found a bit cumbersome was the programming software. It’s a bit bulky, and how the DMR channels need to be programmed just seems a bit much (but I have not used other DMR radios). Coming from a UV5R, it just seems like a lot of work to get channels programmed and saved. Once it’s set up, and after a bit of a learning curve, it’s a solid product! The radio with a mobile antenna attached to my semi on high power gets me great range.

I have been a licensed ham for almost 42 years, and this is my first DMR radio. I had to watch many YouTube videos to learn how to create a “.RDT” file called a “Code plug” which is just a collection of Microsoft Excel files “.CSV” files. The radio is very nice, better than I expected. It is weighty and feels substantial, buttons have good feedback. The plastic looks and feels of good quality. I am surprised the radio has a IP54 rating, as mine does not have any type of seal around the battery. My biggest complaint is the digital volume control, the lowest setting is not low enough if sitting in the house with the radio on. Lots of people have complained about this issue. You will definitely want to get a hotspot to take full advantage of all the radio's features. Expect a learning curve, but isn't that what radio is all about. 73.