Xiegu G7250 technical resource
Xiegu G7250 vs G90 vs X6200
A practical comparison of output power, 6-meter coverage, display, battery, station layout and antenna tuner.
Three radios for different stations
The G7250 targets a full-power station with a separate 7-inch controller. The G90 provides a compact 20W HF station. The X6200 focuses on portable HF and 6-meter operation with a detachable battery. G7250 figures are preview specifications and remain subject to production confirmation.
| Feature | G90 | X6200 | G7250 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum output | 20W HF | 8W external / 5W battery | 100W HF / 90W 50MHz |
| 6-meter operation | No | Yes | Yes |
| Display | Compact color display | 4-inch touchscreen | 7-inch capacitive touchscreen |
| Station layout | Detachable display panel | Portable all-in-one | Separate controller and RF deck |
| Internal battery | No | Yes | Not announced |
| Built-in ATU | Yes | Yes | Yes; published 20-150Ω range |
| Digital workflow | External interface may be required | USB audio and CAT | Built-in USB sound card for direct digital connection |
Which model fits which operator?
Choose G7250
When full 100W-class output, 6 meters, a large controller and an integrated digital interface matter more than portability or internal battery operation.
Choose G90
When a smaller, established 20W HF radio with a built-in tuner and lower entry price fits the station better.
Choose X6200
When portable HF and 6-meter operation, a battery and a compact all-in-one format matter more than full-power output.
Do not decide on output alone
Also compare power supply needs, antenna system, operating location, computer workflow and whether battery operation is essential.