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Wouxun KG-935G Plus by Wouxun
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Wouxun KG-935G Plus

Wouxun

GMRS handheld with all 8 repeater channels at up to 5.5 watts and a full-color display.

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What you get

A single GMRS handheld that Wouxun rates at 5.5 watts across all 8 repeater channels. It receives UHF and VHF at the same time and scans tones to find the right one. IP66 sealing and a 2,600 mAh USB-C battery round out the spec.

  • GMRS repeater-capable handheld, all 8 repeater channels at up to 5.5 W
  • Dual receive on UHF and VHF, CTCSS/DCS tone scan, priority channel scan
  • Built-in NOAA weather mode with improved weather alerts
  • Large full-color display, DTMF backlit keypad, programmable keys, channel wizard
  • IP66 dust and water protection; 2600 mAh Li-ion with USB-C

Pros and cons of the Wouxun KG-935G Plus

Pros

  • Dual receive on UHF and VHF with priority channel scan.
  • The 2,600 mAh battery is one of the larger ones here.
  • A backlit keypad and programmable keys make channel changes quick.

Cons

  • No US brand webshop exists so the radio only comes through a dealer.
  • The 5.5 watt output rests on the maker's own statement.

Specs

Radio service
GMRS
License neededFCC license for GMRS transmit
Yes
Channels
999 memory (23 GMRS simplex + 8 repeater)
Transmit power
5.5 W
NOAA alertsounds an alarm for a warning
Yes
Waterproofing
IP66
Battery type
Li-ion 7.4V
Repeater capable
Yes
Battery
2,600 mAh
Radios in the box
1

Why it scores 7.8

7.8/10

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Emergency features

  • NOAA weather alert
  • Rechargeable batteries
  • Waterproof rating
  • Transmit power of 2 W or more
  • 22 channels or more

Tester picks

No pick by the testing outlets we track.

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