Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio

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Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio: Next-Generation MOTOTRBO Built for the Frontline64 Channels / 4 Zones • AI Noise Suppression • Up to 32 Hrs IMPRES • Non-Display (NKP) • DigitalThe Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio is Motorola’s next-generation MOTOTRBO digital radio and the direct replacement for the XPR 3000e series. This non-display (NKP) model strips away the screen and keypad for frontline workers who need simple, reliable push-to-talk — fewer components, fewer failure points, and nothing to crack or snag. With 64 channels, AI-trained noise suppression, and IMPRES battery life that runs all day, the Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio is engineered for manufacturing, construction, education, and logistics teams.Who It’s ForFrontline crews that want current MOTOTRBO performance and rugged simplicity without a screen to manage. Need a color display for scrolling channels and contacts? Step up to the Motorola R5 with Display. Want the flagship with the largest feature set? Compare the Motorola R7. Looking at a lighter business-grade option? See the Motorola R2.Key FeaturesNext-Generation MOTOTRBOThe Motorola R5 is the direct, current replacement for the XPR 3000e series — built on Motorola’s latest digital platform for years of forward support.Non-Display (NKP) SimplicityNo screen or keypad means fewer components, fewer failure points, and nothing to crack or snag on a busy worksite — just grab it and talk.64 Channels Across 4 ZonesOrganize talkgroups and sites cleanly for multi-team operations — segment Security, Maintenance, and Admin without interference.All-Day IMPRES BatteryThe high-capacity 3200 mAh IMPRES Li-Ion battery runs up to 32 hours on a single charge, with a slimmer 2200 mAh option for lighter-duty roles.AI-Trained Noise SuppressionCuts through forklifts and heavy machinery so your voice comes through clearly in loud manufacturing and logistics environments.Wireless ConnectivityBuilt-in wireless connectivity and the intelligent IMPRES battery system keep the radio ready, easy to manage, and quick to deploy across a fleet.Technical SpecificationsFeatureSpecificationModelMotorola R5 (Non-Display / NKP)PlatformNext-Generation MOTOTRBO DigitalReplacesXPR 3000e SeriesChannels64 (across 4 zones)Battery3200 mAh IMPRES Li-Ion (2200 mAh option available)Battery LifeUp to 32 hours (3200 mAh IMPRES)AudioAI-Trained Noise SuppressionConnectivityBuilt-in WirelessDisplayNone (Non-Display / NKP)License RequiredYes (FCC)Who Is the Motorola R5 For?The Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio is built for frontline industries that need simple, durable push-to-talk — manufacturing and construction crews surviving dust and drops, education campuses coordinating staff, and logistics teams covering large floors and yards. Pair it with the right gear from our Motorola R5 accessories collection, browse the full range of business two-way radios, or compare lighter-duty options like the Motorola CP100d.Shop Compatible Accessories →Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio• Does the Motorola R5 require an FCC license?Yes. The Motorola R5 Digital Two-Way Radio operates on licensed business frequencies and requires an FCC license to operate. Our team can help you get licensed — call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts.• What does the Motorola R5 replace?The Motorola R5 is Motorola’s next-generation MOTOTRBO radio and the direct replacement for the XPR 3000e series, built on the latest digital platform. If you need a color screen for scrolling channels and contacts, step up to the Motorola R5 with Display.• What is the battery life of the Motorola R5?The Motorola R5 runs up to 32 hours on a single charge with the high-capacity 3200 mAh IMPRES Li-Ion battery, with a slimmer 2200 mAh option for lighter-duty roles. Actual runtime varies with talk, listen, and standby ratios.• What is a non-display (NKP) radio?Non-display means the Motorola R5 has no screen or keypad — just channel selection and push-to-talk. That keeps it simple for frontline workers, with fewer components and fewer failure points, and nothing to crack or snag on a busy worksite.• How is the Motorola R5 different from the R7?The Motorola R5 is a streamlined frontline radio, while the Motorola R7 is the flagship of the R-Series with the largest feature set and a full color display. For a lighter business-grade handheld, compare the Motorola R2.