- Is the Motorola RMU2080d worth $592?
- Only if you need a durable business radio with a display and keypad. Consumer walkie-talkies cost far less but are not built for daily commercial use. At $592 for one unit, a multi-pack or a cheaper business model may suit small teams better.
- Do I need a license to use it?
- Yes for most UHF business frequencies in the US. The RMU2080d is a business radio, not a license-free FRS model, so you need an FCC Part 90 license for the channels you program.
- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- Check the listing before buying. Business radios are often sold as the handheld alone, with batteries, chargers and headsets sold separately. Budget for those accessories on top of the $592 price.
- How does it compare with a consumer walkie-talkie?
- It is more rugged, has a display and keypad, and uses programmable business channels. Consumer models are cheaper and license-free but have shorter range in buildings and fewer programming options.
- When is the price lowest?
- Two stores list it new, so the price moves little. Watch for bundle deals that include a battery or charger, which can beat a lower radio-only price.
- Where is the Motorola RMU2080d Business Two-Way Radio cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $592.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Motorola RMU2080d Business Two-Way Radio?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Newegg.