Is the Motorola R2 a digital or analog radio?

The Motorola R2 is available in both digital and analog versions, allowing you to choose the model that fits your current setup or upgrade path.

What makes the R2 Series radios rugged?

The R2 is drop-resistant and dust-protected, making it ideal for tough environments like construction sites, warehouses, and large event venues.

Yes. It works with many standard Motorola batteries, chargers, earpieces, and carry accessories, making it easy to outfit your whole team.

Reliable Communication—Anywhere, Anytime

Stay connected with your team using commercial-grade push-to-talk radios trusted by professionals across construction, security, and logistics.

The Motorola R2 delivers commercial-grade push-to-talk trusted across construction, security, and logistics — reliable communication anywhere.

A 64-channel handheld with IP55 protection.

View R2 options

Simple controls and 16 channels without a display.

Analog and digital communication with 64-channel capacity.

On a small screen, swipe the table to compare every option.

Selected radios for comparison
Compare	R2	CP100d Non-Display	BPR50dX
Operating mode	Digital or Analog	Analog Only or Digital & Analog (select the required configuration)	Analog & Digital
Band / network	UHF: 400-480 MHz, VHF: 136-174 MHz	VHF 136–174 MHz or UHF 403–480 MHz (band-specific models)	UHF (400-470 MHz) / VHF (136-174 MHz)
Channel capacity	64	16	64 Channels
Controls / format	Handheld	Non-display handheld	Handheld
Protection	IP55	IP54	IP55 (Dust and Water Protection)

Get help choosing the right configuration. Send your current model numbers, radio quantity and where the team will use them.

Is the Motorola R2 analog or digital?

The R2 supports both analog and digital, making it easy to deploy now and scale to digital later.

Does the R2 need a licence?

The R2 uses licensed business frequencies requiring a Canadian ISED licence; we program and licence-prep every radio.