Every PeakPTT Radio Compared: The Real Spec Table (2026)
PeakPTT StaffQuick answer: Every PeakPTT radio runs on the same $24.95/month nationwide push-to-talk service with 60-second GPS tracking included and no contract - so choosing a model is purely about hardware. The $129 PeakPTT PTT-284G is the simple workhorse, the $229 PTT-84G adds a color screen and programmable keys, the $259 PTT-324G is the loudest rugged handheld, the $389 PTT-624G is the Android flagship with an on-radio team map and MIL-STD-810G build, and the $249 PTT-M14G puts push-to-talk in the vehicle with AI noise cancellation.
Marketing pages tell you every radio is rugged and loud. Spec sheets are where the differences live. This is the whole PeakPTT lineup in one table - batteries, speakers, ratings, bands, and screens - followed by the honest one-liner on who each model is for.
The Full Lineup, One Table
| PTT-284G | PTT-84G | PTT-324G | PTT-624G | PTT-M14G (vehicle) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $129 | $229 | $259 | $389 | $249 |
| Form factor | Handheld | Handheld | Rugged handheld | Rugged Android handheld | In-vehicle mobile - runs on vehicle power |
| Display | 1" OLED | 1.44" color TFT | 320 × 240 color TFT | 4" HD IPS touchscreen | 2.2" LCD |
| Battery | 4,000 mAh | 5,200 mAh | 4,000 mAh | 5,000 mAh | None - 12 VDC hardwired or 5 V USB-C |
| Standby | Up to 38 hours | 42 hours | - | - | Always on with vehicle |
| Speaker | - | - | 3-watt | 2-watt | 3-watt + included external expansion speaker |
| Noise handling | - | - | Dual mics, noise cancellation | Dual mics, noise cancellation | AI-powered noise cancellation |
| Water & dust | IP54 | IP54 | IP67 | IP68 + MIL-STD-810G | - (in-cab unit) |
| 4G LTE bands | B2/4/5/12/13/14/66/71 | B2/4/5/12/17 | B2/4/5/7/12/13/14/17/25/26/66/71 + B41 | B2/4/5/7/12/13/14/17/25/26/66/71 + B41 | B2/4/5/12/13/14/66/71 |
| Wi-Fi | - | - | 2.4 + 5 GHz, incl. Starlink | 2.4 + 5 GHz | 2.4 GHz |
| Carrier certification | PTCRB; AT&T | PTCRB; AT&T | PTCRB; AT&T / T-Mobile / US Cellular | US Cellular | PTCRB; AT&T & T-Mobile |
| Charge / power port | Desktop cradle | Micro USB + cradle | USB-C | USB-C | 12 VDC or USB-C |
| Stand-out feature | 3-button simplicity | 4 programmable quick-connect keys | Loudest handheld | On-radio live map of all talking radios | Wireless Bluetooth PTT button for hands-free driving |
Specs from each model's published PeakPTT spec sheet; prices from the live catalog. A dash means the spec sheet doesn't state it. The PTT-304G ($189) rounds out the lineup as a mid-range handheld. Low-band LTE (600/700 MHz - bands 12/13/14/17/71) is what carries signal furthest in rural terrain and deepest into buildings, which is why the band rows matter more than they look.
Which Crew Gets Which Radio
- PeakPTT PTT-284G - the fleet-scale workhorse. Three buttons, a 4,000 mAh battery, up to 38 hours of standby, and the lowest price in the lineup. When you're equipping thirty people who need to press one button and talk, this is the answer.
- PeakPTT PTT-84G - the supervisor's handheld. A color screen, four programmable quick-connect keys for one-press access to specific crews, a 5,200 mAh battery, and a dedicated SOS button.
- PeakPTT PTT-324G - the loud one. A 3-watt speaker, IP67 waterproofing, and the widest carrier certification in the lineup, at 8 oz. Built for machinery noise.
- PeakPTT PTT-624G - the flagship. Android 10 with a 4-inch glove-friendly touchscreen, a live map of your whole team on the radio itself, IP68 + MIL-STD-810G durability, and a 5,000 mAh battery.
- PeakPTT PTT-M14G - the vehicle seat. Hardwired into trucks and shuttles, with AI noise cancellation, a loud 3-watt speaker plus an included expansion speaker, and a wireless Bluetooth PTT button so drivers keep their hands on the wheel.
Every PeakPTT radio - from the $129 PTT-284G to the $389 PTT-624G - shares the same talk groups on the same account. One flat $24.95/month per radio covers unlimited nationwide PTT, 60-second GPS tracking, encrypted communication, and recorded calls with instant playback. Mix models freely: the right radio for each crew, one system for the whole company.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do all PeakPTT radios use the same service plan?
Yes. Every PeakPTT model runs on the same $24.95/month unlimited nationwide push-to-talk plan with 60-second GPS tracking included and no contract - the hardware differs, the service doesn't, and all models share the same talk groups on one account.
Which PeakPTT radio has the best battery life?
Among handhelds, the PeakPTT PTT-84G carries the largest battery at 5,200 mAh with 42 hours of standby, followed by the PTT-624G at 5,000 mAh. The PTT-M14G vehicle radio has no battery at all - it runs on 12 VDC vehicle power, so it's on whenever the vehicle is.
Which PeakPTT radios work over Wi-Fi as well as LTE?
The PeakPTT PTT-324G and PTT-624G connect over dual-band 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi in addition to 4G LTE - the PTT-324G's spec sheet includes Starlink Wi-Fi explicitly - and the PTT-M14G vehicle radio connects over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. That keeps radios talking inside coverage-poor buildings and at sites served by satellite internet.