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The Ortovox Diract Voice is a digital avalanche transceiver with spoken voice navigation that tells you which way to move during a search, so you can keep your eyes on the snow instead of the screen. It uses a smart-antenna system that switches automatically between antennas for a more reliable signal, and it runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery rated for 200 hours of sending. At 210 g with a rubberized grip zone and a compact body, it suits both first-time tourers and seasoned backcountry skiers. Rivals like the Mammut Barryvox and BCA Tracker line are known for simple interfaces and long battery life; the Diract Voice stands out for its spoken prompts and rechargeable battery, though that battery means no swapping in standard cells mid-trip.
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Lowest price we've seen: $264.43 on Nov 14 at Oliunìd. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 14.
Owners rate it highly and often praise the voice navigation as a real aid in practice drills, along with the simple interface and light weight. Criticism centers on the rechargeable battery and on hearing the voice in windy conditions.
The Ortovox Diract Voice is a digital avalanche transceiver for backcountry use. It guides the searcher with voice navigation during a rescue. It uses Smart-Antenna Technology and has an accelerometer sensor.
The compact body has a rubberized grip zone. It runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and has Bluetooth. It is intended for both beginners and seasoned backcountry tourers, and comes with a harness.
