The difference between traditional walkie-talkies and public network walkie-talkies

Public network walkie-talkies have now become mainstream walkie-talkie products.

Advantages of traditional walkie-talkies Traditional walkie-talkies can initiate communication without the need for other auxiliary equipment, and there is almost no delay in pass-through mode.

In the absence of a network, card intercoms cannot replace traditional intercoms, nor can they be replaced when commands need to be delivered in a timely manner.

Disadvantages of traditional walkie-talkies: Traditional walkie-talkies have limited distance coverage. To increase the distance, high power is required. The higher the power, the larger the phone will be, making it inconvenient to carry.

At the same time, frequency adjustment is required and grouping is inconvenient.

Advantages of public network intercoms Public network intercoms provide intercom services through the operator's network. The advantages are long-distance communication and clear voice, saving communication costs for users. At the same time, they can also meet users' needs for instant calls across urban areas and long-distance coordination operations.

The disadvantage of public network walkie-talkies is that calls have a certain risk of delay.

However, with the development of network communications, the delay in most areas in the 4G era has been very small, and it will be even smaller in the 5G era.