Retevis HS4 (Quad 5 AT-5555) 10+ Meter mobiles Amateurfunkgerät im CB-Stil – Version 2024 mit CTCSS/DCS

This will be my second HS4 from Retevis through Fleetwood Digital and I am very happy with the unit. used mostly on SSB with great results and very good modulation Thanks. Can't wait to get my second one to put in my truck, awesome radio.

Very nice 10M mobile unit. Easy to mod to add 11M CB capability. Decent sound quality. Front panel lighting and functionality above and beyond what I expected in this price range.

Nice radio. What more could you want for $200? It does everything that you need to shoot skip on 11 meter sideband.

Great en mtr radio, very very happy. Tried many b4 i was happy even qt40. This one is more like the hr2510/2600 class radios. HC filter is great. 73 ee

This is great radio. Has everything you need. I use this as a ssb radio. The noise reduction works fabulous. I like it so much I have 2 of them now.

Ease of operation. Quality of unit. Impressive style. Competitive pricing. Loaded with features

Very good radio.After couple of weeks of use it is very easy to use all the functions,compared to the Anytone 5555N II . I own both and prefer the HS4 and it was the cheaper one.

Great radio!good modulation easy to configure on a pc

This radio rocks y’all! Great quality radio, and it transmits and receives very well. I am very happy with this purchase, and I will be buying alot more radios from Retivus. I love the lay-out and functions as well. It’s priced great and IMO, a very high quality radio. It amazes me how nice this radio is for the price. Buy one for you and one for a friend haha, you won’t regret it.

Returned one but the second one I got excellent the received on it is unbelievable very good radio build quality and looks are fantastic All of the writing on the faceplate lights up and the frequency counter is large and easy to read

Not what i was expecting. Radio specs state up to 35 watts output on sideband, lucky to get a consistent 20 watts on sideband. Might peak at 27 watts. AM and FM power is good. Nice looking with many features. Amazon sent me a replacement for the first radio I received. I am sending the replacement back as it is no better that the first one which I am keeping. Not sure if I could recommend this radio to anyone. Looking at a President Lincoln 2+.

Just as described

Great radio works as it should

Great radio with low noise receive. I am very happy with it.

Easy to use and sounds great. Just can't beat it for the price. Only fault is that it's a bit bulky.

I like the old school look of this radio, all the knobs and how easy it is to change channels or options for other radio operations .. Sounds Great, the amber display is easy to look at, day or night . The clarifier helps to bring in with clarity those off frequency channels on SSB. Very nice radio for the price as well. This is my second purchase from this company, my Mini 40 channel, am, fm, mobile was my second radio, excellent as well .. Retevis is a very good company to buy from. Tech support is Excellent, considering its coming from China ..

Good all around radio... Modulation isn't as loud as I like, but great on side band...For the price i would say we'll worth what it costs... It is the same model as theAnytone 5555 Plus ...

Radio is user friendly. It works great on 10 meters. The knobs and buttons are easy to use on the fly and I can turn scan on or off, switch frequency banks and modes or adjust squelch and volume without taking my eyes off the road, You can unlock the 11 meter (CB) band by holding down 2 buttons while turning the radio on. The radio is too powerful to transmit legally as a CB radio, but it is nice that the radio can function on both bands. The radio is programmable and comes with a cable. I am very happy with this radio.

I'd always wanted a radio that had this design, so between a sale price and a butt load of Amazon points I bought this. Considering this is only a 35w radio, I would have thought it was going to be smaller than it actually is (actually it's a tad larger than a Cobra 148GTL), so this was either going to be a portable or base radio (you should consider the size if you only have a small amount of room for a radio in your vehicle. First, what I liked: It has a singular roger beep, just like the old days, as well, by going into the menu you'll be able to change the pitch/frequency of the beep itself. Another plus - it has a 4-pin mic jack on the side, that is wired for using a typical Cobra or Uniden 4-pin microphone. Using my ancient, yet reliable, Turner +3 desk mic, I get excellent audio reports. The radio is quirky. If I was on one frequency and turned my NB/ANL "ON", it would be OFF on the next channel I went to. I've never had a radio that did this - if you want noise-blanking ON, you'd want it ON for every channel you go to. Last, but not least, I found the encoder for channel selection to be just as quirky as the first RCI-2950 I bought, over 30 years ago: If I went from 38 to 37, odds are, that it would do exactly that, go down one channel. However sometimes it would skip a couple channels and I'd be on 36 - not 38. Once in awhile, when moving to a higher channel, it would go backwards, or down a channel instead (and vice-versa moving up in frequency. I gave this 2 stars because, if it acts like this straight out of the box, how would it act a year or two down the road. I'll be sending this one back.

It's still in my familiarization phase, and need to get an antenna other than a 8 foot piece of wire connected to the antenna plug via a rolled up piece of aluminum foil firmly pressed into it so as to make a homemade electrical connection.

I wanted to give it 5 stars but there seems to be a problem with one or more of the menu settings, some don't seem to work correctly. For example, menu item 28 sets the receiver AGC speed for either fast or slow, however when I set it to fast, the s-meter completely stops working while using the radio in sideband (SSB) mode. So it looks like the firmware in the radio is kinda buggy. I was told by others that the factory is aware of the problem, but its unknown if a user upgrade-able firmware fix is coming? I hope so. I'm willing to wait a while and see what happens, but I may return the radio if nothing happens before my return window closes.Update - Contacted Retevis about the menu issue that doesn't work correctly, Angela responded quickly to my email and said she would pass along my information to the engineering team. So I'm just waiting to see if they have any solutions.Update - I may be returning the radio for exchange or refund but I do not feel that this AGC problem is a 'deal breaker' issue. Most users wouldn't even notice the problem. The HS4 really is a very nice working radio aside from this small problem with the AGC I'm having with my radio.Update - I just wanted to add that customer support at Retevis has been excellent to deal with, my many thanks to Angela for being so helpful and to the engineering team that is working to offer a solution for the AGC issue.