Motorola BPR50dX

The Motorola BPR50dX is a dual-mode analog and digital two-way radio built for dependable, no-fuss push-to-talk. As the modern next generation of the trusted Mag One BPR40, the Motorola BPR50dX delivers reliable team communication for retail, hospitality, and light commercial fleets — without high-tier complexity. Browse the full Mag One series or explore more business two-way radios.

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Who Is the Motorola BPR50dX For?

The Motorola BPR50dX is ideal for retail floors, hotels, restaurants, warehouses, and any team that needs dependable push-to-talk across roughly 300,000 sq ft or up to 20 floors. If you currently run the older BPR40 and want a modern upgrade that keeps your existing Mag One accessories, the Motorola BPR50dX is the direct replacement — see the BPR50dX vs BPR40d comparison. Teams weighing a digital migration can compare it to the Motorola CP100d or browse all business two-way radios. Not sure which configuration fits your site? Call 1-800-984-1534 and our team will help you spec the right fleet.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola BPR50dX

• Does the Motorola BPR50dX require an FCC license?

Yes. The Motorola BPR50dX operates on licensed UHF (400–470 MHz) or VHF (136–174 MHz) business frequencies and requires an FCC license to operate. If you need help with licensing, call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts and we will walk you through it.

• What accessories work with the Motorola BPR50dX?

The Motorola BPR50dX is compatible with your existing Mag One audio accessories, so you can reuse the gear your team already carries. Explore the Mag One series for compatible radios and options, or call 1-800-984-1534 for accessory recommendations.

• What is the battery life and range of the Motorola BPR50dX?

The Motorola BPR50dX delivers up to 23 hours of battery life on a charge and covers approximately 300,000 sq ft or up to 20 floors, making it well suited to all-day retail and hospitality shifts across multi-level facilities. Actual range varies with terrain and building construction.

• Is the Motorola BPR50dX digital or analog?

Both. The Motorola BPR50dX runs in analog and digital modes, so it works alongside your existing analog radios today and lets you migrate to digital on your own pace. Learn more in our guide to digital vs analog two-way radios.

• How is the Motorola BPR50dX different from the BPR40?

The Motorola BPR50dX is the next-generation successor to the Mag One BPR40 — slimmer and lighter, with USB-C charging, noise cancellation, and added digital capability, while staying compatible with your existing Mag One accessories. See the full breakdown in our BPR50dX vs BPR40d comparison.