Introducing the NEW Anytone AT-D168UV GPS – Compact DMR Just Got Smarter

A fresh update to one of the most popular entry-level DMR handhelds – now with integrated GPS capability for enhanced functionality on and off the air.

What’s New? GPS Comes to the D168UV

The original AT-D168UV quickly became a go-to choice for operators wanting a compact, affordable dual-band DMR handheld. Now, this latest version takes things a step further with the addition of built-in GPS.

This upgrade opens up a whole new level of usability – particularly for:

APRS-style location tracking
Position reporting on digital networks
Improved situational awareness during portable operation

Whether you're operating portable, working events, or just want that extra layer of functionality, GPS brings the D168UV firmly into the modern DMR ecosystem.

Compact, Capable, and Ready to Go

The AT-D168UV remains true to its roots – a lightweight, easy-to-use handheld that delivers excellent performance without unnecessary complexity.

You still get everything that made the original so popular:

Dual-band coverage: VHF (136–174 MHz) & UHF (400–480 MHz)
Dual-mode operation: DMR digital and analogue FM
Up to 4000 channels, 10,000 talkgroups, and 500,000 contacts :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
1.77” colour TFT display for clear navigation :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
USB-C charging for modern convenience :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Selectable power levels up to 5W VHF / 4.5W UHF :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

It’s everything you need in a daily-use handheld – now enhanced with GPS capability.

Designed for Real-World Operating

From the shack to the field, the AT-D168UV GPS is built to perform:

Portable operators will benefit from location tracking and compact size
DMR users gain enhanced network integration with position data
Newcomers get an easy entry point into digital voice without breaking the bank

Supplied with two antennas and two batteries, you’re ready to operate straight out of the box with flexibility for different scenarios. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}