Choosing the Right Motorola Business Radio
Three of Motorola’s most popular business radios—TLK110, CURVE, and R2—each serve unique communication needs. Whether you're managing on-site teams, nationwide fleets, or service-driven environments, understanding the differences between these models is key to making the right call.
Motorola TLK110: Nationwide PTT Without Boundaries
The Motorola TLK110 uses LTE and Wi-Fi networks to deliver coast-to-coast push-to-talk communication. It’s ideal for teams that span large geographic areas—like transportation, logistics, or security patrol companies.
- 📶 Nationwide coverage (LTE + Wi-Fi)
- 🔒 License-free communication
- 📍 Location tracking & over-the-air updates
- Best for: Fleets, field teams, mobile workforces
Motorola CURVE: The Retail & Hospitality Favorite
For in-store communication or service coordination, the Motorola CURVE is purpose-built. It combines radio simplicity with cloud-connected Wi-Fi features for businesses that want to modernize without complexity.
- 📱 Compact, lightweight, easy to use
- 🌐 Wi-Fi enabled with cloud call logs
- 🔘 Compatible with the Wi-Fi Call Button
- Best for: Retail, restaurants, small business operations
Motorola R2: Rugged & Reliable for Tough Environments
The Motorola R2 is a digital UHF/VHF radio engineered for physical environments—like construction sites, manufacturing floors, and warehouses. It’s everything a team needs for high-noise, high-durability use cases.
- 🔊 Digital/analog operation
- 🔋 Long battery life & superior noise cancellation
- 🎧 Works with heavy-duty audio accessories
- Best for: Construction, warehousing, manufacturing
Side-by-Side Comparison
Feature | TLK110 | CURVE | R2 |
---|---|---|---|
Coverage Type | Nationwide (LTE/Wi-Fi) | Wi-Fi (On-site) | On-site (UHF/VHF) |
Battery Life | 18 hours | 12+ hours | 18+ hours |
Best For | Remote Teams & Dispatch | Retail, Hospitality | Industrial Environments |
License Required | No | No | Yes (most models) |
Still Deciding?
If you’re unsure which Motorola radio best fits your team, our industry-specific buying guide breaks down features, licensing requirements, and communication types.
You can also reach out directly to Two Way Radio Gear for customized guidance based on your operation’s size, location, and communication goals.