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Zebra T6 Walkie Talkie vs Zebra T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack

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  • 11specifications compared
  • 4differ
  • 7identical
  • 4known for one product only

Key differences

The Zebra T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack has 2,000 m more maximum range than the Zebra T6 Walkie Talkie (10000 m vs 8000 m). The Zebra T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack has 3 more batteries supported than the Zebra T6 Walkie Talkie (4 vs 1). The Zebra T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack has 40 g more weight than the Zebra T6 Walkie Talkie (140 g vs 100 g). Dimensions (WxDxH): 54 x 16 x 36 mm on the Zebra T6 Walkie Talkie, 57 x 171 x 40 mm on the Zebra T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack.

  • Maximum range
    • T6 Walkie Talkie:8000 m
    • T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack:10000 m
  • Number of batteries supported
    • T6 Walkie Talkie:1
    • T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack:4
  • Weight
    • T6 Walkie Talkie:100 g
    • T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack:140 g
  • Dimensions (WxDxH)
    • T6 Walkie Talkie:54 x 16 x 36 mm
    • T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack:57 x 171 x 40 mm

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Comparison of T6 Walkie Talkie, T80 Walkie Talkie Twin Pack
15 specifications
Performance1 differ
Channels quantity (total)8 channels8 channels
Maximum rangeDiffers8000 m10000 m
Displayidentical
Backlight displayKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Power1 differ
Battery low indicationYesYes
Battery typeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceAAA
Number of batteries supportedDiffers14
RechargeableYesYes
Technical detailsidentical
International Protection (IP) codeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceIPX2
Weight & dimensions2 differ
WeightDiffers100 g140 g
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs54 x 16 x 36 mm57 x 171 x 40 mm
Batteryidentical
Battery technologyNickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Call managementidentical
Call rings quantityKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source10
Packaging contentidentical
Batteries includedYesYes
Belt clipYesYes
ChargerYesYes

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