Two-way radio price in Kenya
Two-way radios keep guards, gate staff, site teams, event crews and hotel staff in instant contact, with no airtime cost per call. In our store two-way radios currently cost KES 2,700 to KES 7,150.
Two-way radio prices today
Prices are live from our store and link to each radio's specifications.
Two-way radios in stock · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 9 October 2026
Choosing radios for your team
- Range: handheld radios cover a compound, school or site; buildings and terrain shorten range, and a repeater extends it.
- Analogue or digital (DMR): digital radios give clearer audio, longer battery life and private calls.
- Licensing: radios on licensed frequencies need a Communications Authority of Kenya licence; ask us before buying for business use.
- Accessories: earpieces for guards, spare batteries and multi-unit chargers.
Why buy from Qyvea
Buying for a business, school, hospital or SACCO? Qyvea is set up for organisation orders:
- Trade and bulk prices: open a free trade account or send a list, and we quote 10+ units within hours.
- One supplier for the whole job: equipment, delivery, installation and setup from the same team, with one invoice.
- Genuine stock with the manufacturer's warranty, and 7-day returns and exchanges.
- Delivery to every county; pay by M-Pesa, bank transfer, card or cash.
Send your list on WhatsApp or request a quote, and compare it with any other supplier.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a walkie-talkie in Kenya?
Two-way radios in the Qyvea store cost KES 2,700 to KES 7,150 today, from budget Baofeng pairs to professional Motorola radios.
Do I need a licence for two-way radios in Kenya?
Business radios on licensed frequencies need a Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) frequency licence. We can advise on the right radios and the licensing step before you buy.