“We received an announcement from TYT last night that a new DMR radio will be coming soon. We haven’t received a lot of details, but it looks to be a refreshed MD-380 that is dual band (UHF/VHF).
Nothing is set in stone at this time, but TYT is targeting April, 2018 to begin production with a retail price of around $149.
We were told that a sample would be shipped to us next week, so stay tuned for updates and more details! If you have any questions, leave them in the comments below! We’ll pass your questions along to TYT and answer them in our next update.”
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