Collection: Licence-Free PMR446

Digital 88 products
Analogue 13 products
POC Radios 28 products
Refurbished Radio Equipment 14 products
Accessories 826 products

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The difference between digital and analogue licence free radios

Licence-free digital radios and licence-free analogue radios differ primarily in their transmission technology. Digital radios convert voice signals into data, offering clearer sound quality, better resistance to interference, and features like encryption for secure communication. They often support additional functionalities such as text messaging or location tracking. Analogue radios, on the other hand, transmit voice as continuous sound waves, which can result in reduced clarity and are more prone to interference from environmental factors. Analogue radios tend to be simpler and more cost-effective but lack the advanced features and consistent sound quality of digital radios. Both types do not require a government-issued licence, making them accessible for personal or small business use.

Our huge range of licence-free radios and walkie-talkies for professional and business use are free to operate on the pre-programmed PMR446 radio frequencies, so you can be up and running quickly, at very low cost and with no ongoing expenses. Choose from handheld or mobile radios, or licence-free radio headsets to suit your needs.

We only sell the highest quality radios and accessories from world-leading brands such as Motorola, Icom, Hytera and Kenwood. We also stock a range of multi-pack bundles, such as the ever-popular Motorola T42, or the Talkabout T62 or TLKR T82 ranges, which are some of the most popular and easy-to-use walkie-talkies we've ever sold. They all operate on pre-defined frequencies and can be used without a licence, anywhere in the UK.

Radios and walkie-talkies that operate on PMR446 frequencies are particularly suitable for small businesses with simple communication needs, looking for a well-built, professional handset. Those same attributes also recommend them for schools, clubs or for leisure uses such as camping, cycling, hiking and festivals.