I like these radios. They are light weight and small, can be carried anywhere.

They are clear and easy to use, just what me and my son were looking for.

Excellent radio. The learning curve of this radio is greatly reduced with all the support BridgeCom provides. There has not been a question I have had with this radio where I couldn't easily find the answer either on the BridgeCom website, their Facebook group, or the 100s of videos they have on YouTube. I have never seen a company support their products as well as BridgeCom.

Volunteered for Net Control Station, everyone reported a clear and strong signal, I say I was about 8 miles from actual repeater. Easy to navigate through menus after using 878 HT, so am able to operate it with some familiarity.

I bought this radio to replace my Kenwood. My Kenwood works great but it is getting to be a rare model and I’d really hate for anything to happen to it so I bought this Anytone 878uvII plus and thinking that it’s going to be a good radio, but it is quite a learning curve. You guys at Bridgecom are definitely AAA plus in my book.

Radio received in perfect condition. Nice screen and feels like a very solid HT. Subscribed to the Bridgecom University and updated Firmware. Quite honestly the Bridgecom University hasn't been much help to get me on the air using my ZumSpot. I messed around with this HT for over 2 weeks with no joy. I finally found out two things that if they were covered I missed. 1 - The RX & TX Freq for all channels need to be the same freq you set on your ZumSpot. 2 - You have to have an account with Brandmeister and then set up a password (now must have a unique PW instead of the general PW) and input this into your ZumSpot. This all required a lot of searching on my own to figure out. It would be nice if the BC University would have the initial instructions on how to "really" get on the air then go in to the additional details on how DMR works etc. ALSO have a separate module on how to setup your HT to work with a hotspot. Finally got things working and making contacts with tons of struggle. Audio Quality is quite excellent!! I can ever read the display with out my cheaters on! I plan on using this HT ONLY for DMR and use my other HT's for UHF/VHF.

The case is really nice it keeps my radio from getting scratched so if I'm out and aboit keeps my radio very secure for me I love it

Learned so much from these videos. I follow along and do with my 878 and skybridge. Thank you

Started with 878UVII Plus, and quickly added Skybridge Plus for mobile/HT hotspot via iPhone wifi hotspot. A bit of a learning curve, but I’m loving this new digital mode. - Doug, N6XQY

Great audio and easy to use

Thanks to the support and learning videos from BCU, i was able to load my 878 codeplug (which is my own) made some changes and it worked straight away in my 578. I made a few analog 2m repeater QSOa and got good reports with a simple magmount antenna. Made my 1st DMR contacts from the mobile and I am very pleased w the radio. This follows a recent purchase of the 878uvii HT from BC. It took me a few months to finally get a handle on DMR but BC made it simple. I'm very glad I went w BC and the 578 mobile. BC rocks in my book and they are only a call away for support. Charlie C k2cmc

Radio works well.
Easy to program.
Bluetooth would not work, even though it located and showed my device, it couldn’t pair with anything !
Tried it with my motorcycle..Tried it with my car (Ford SYNC) .
Nothing would pair.

I learned lots and have made many international contacts but much more to learn, looking forward to finishing course

BridgeCom Plus (Annual Subscription) w/Free Ultra Codeplug

My only suggestion would be the ability to move zones up and down. This feature seems to be locked on mine!

This radio is awesome. It covers 2m, 220 and 440 plus digital which I haven't even tried yet. The code plug programming was definitely confusing only because I had never built one before and finding a youtube video for beginners is nonexistent. However, Bridgecom has a video that shows you step by step how to program it which turned out to be pretty easy. The only thing disappointing about this radio is that it only transmits 5 watts on 220.