
1. GqrxTop pick
Best for: Linux and Mac radio hobbyists who want a well-documented, packaged SDR receiver
64.8
score / 100
Why switch from SDR++
Long-standing GNU Radio-based receiver, well packaged on Linux and Mac.
Pros
- Packaged by most Linux distributions, Homebrew and Flathub
- Remote control over TCP and audio streaming over UDP
- Records both audio and raw I/Q data
Cons
- No official Windows build
- Receive only, with a basic set of analogue demodulators
- Single VFO, so only one signal at a time
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Verified facts
4 of 4 verified- Supported hardware
- Airspy, FUNcube, RTL-SDR, HackRF, USRP
- Checked Nov 8, 2026gqrx.dk(opens source in a new tab)



