Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio

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Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio: Flagship MOTOTRBO Audio Built for the Loudest Jobs64 Channels • Adaptive Dual Microphone • Up to 107 Phons • Tri-Band • Non-Display (NKP)The Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio is the current flagship of the next-generation MOTOTRBO platform and the definitive successor to the XPR 7000e series. Engineered for heavy machinery, stadiums, manufacturing plants and public safety, the non-display Motorola R7 delivers mission-critical clarity where ordinary radios get drowned out. Explore the full range of business two-way radios.Who It’s ForTeams operating in the loudest, most demanding environments — manufacturing plants, construction sites, stadiums and public safety operations. Need a color screen instead? Compare the Motorola R7 with Display. Looking for a value-tier option? See the Motorola R2, or step into a lighter-duty fleet with the Motorola CP200d.Key FeaturesAdaptive Dual MicrophoneAI-trained noise suppression isolates your voice from surrounding chaos so every transmission lands clean, even on a roaring factory floor.Up to 107 Phons of LoudnessRoughly four times louder than a human shout — the Motorola R7 cuts through forklifts, crowds and concert venues without straining to hear.Acoustic Feedback SuppressionEliminates radio squeal when units are close together on a busy floor, keeping nearby transmissions clean and intelligible.Tri-Band FlexibilityAvailable in VHF 136–174 MHz, UHF 403–512 MHz and 800/900 (806–941 MHz) to fit your licensed spectrum.64 ChannelsAmple capacity to organize teams, sites and departments on a single fleet for streamlined, interference-free coordination.Scalable Feature LevelsChoose Capable to unlock licensed features later, or Enabled for Wi-Fi, Audio Recording and Capacity MAX active out of the box.Non-Display (NKP) DesignA rugged, simplified Motorola R7 built for fast push-to-talk operation in the most demanding environments.Technical SpecificationsFeatureSpecificationModelMotorola R7 (non-display / NKP)PlatformDigital (MOTOTRBO)Channels64Band & Frequency RangeVHF 136–174 MHz / UHF 403–512 MHz / 800–900 (806–941 MHz)Audio SystemAdaptive Dual Microphone with AI noise suppression, up to 107 phonsAcoustic Feedback SuppressionYesFeature LevelsCapable or Enabled (Wi-Fi, Audio Recording, Capacity MAX)License RequiredYes — FCC, band-dependentWho Is the Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio For?The Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio is built for teams operating in the loudest, most demanding environments — manufacturing plants, construction sites, stadiums, concert venues and public safety operations. If your crew is already running the XPR 7000e series, the Motorola R7 is the natural upgrade path with louder, clearer audio on the modern MOTOTRBO platform. Need a color screen instead? Compare the Motorola R7 with Display. Looking for a value-tier option? See the Motorola R2, or step into a lighter-duty fleet with the Motorola CP200d. New to the lineup? Start with our Motorola R-Series resource hub.Request a Quote →Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio• Does the Motorola R7 Digital Two-Way Radio require an FCC license?Yes. The Motorola R7 operates on licensed business frequencies and requires an FCC license, which is band-dependent across its VHF, UHF and 800/900 MHz options. If you need help with licensing, call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts.• What is the difference between the Motorola R7 and the Motorola R7 with Display?This listing is the non-display (NKP) Motorola R7, built for fast, simple push-to-talk operation. The Motorola R7 with Display adds a full-color screen for menu navigation, contacts and text. Both share the same flagship MOTOTRBO audio.• How loud is the Motorola R7 audio?The Motorola R7 delivers up to 107 phons of audio loudness — roughly four times louder than a human shout — paired with an Adaptive Dual Microphone and AI noise suppression to cut through forklifts, crowds and machinery.• What frequency bands does the Motorola R7 support?The Motorola R7 is available in VHF 136–174 MHz, UHF 403–512 MHz and 800/900 (806–941 MHz) configurations, so you can match it to your licensed spectrum. Not sure which band fits your operation? Call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts.• What is the difference between the Capable and Enabled feature levels?Capable lets you unlock licensed features later, while Enabled ships with Wi-Fi, Audio Recording and Capacity MAX active out of the box. Both run on the same flagship MOTOTRBO platform, so you can scale capability to your fleet’s needs.Official Motorola resourcesUse these manufacturer resources for specifications, operation, accessories, and legacy-fleet support.Motorola Solutions product information and support