Magic PTT Radios
Duo
Two radios in one hand
Real UHF radio on the top key, Magic PTT on the lower. Talk locally with no network, and to the world when there is one.
Highlights
- Top key: a real UHF radio, 400 to 480 MHz, straight out of the antenna. No internet, no account, no network.
- Turn the knob and the channel name comes up on the screen.
- Bottom key: Magic PTT, anywhere you have a signal. P3 opens Magic PTT SL.
- Orange key: tap to connect or disconnect, hold for radio tools and the looks. P1 and P2 step through your rooms.
- Channel Deck, our own RF programmer, is built into Magic PTT Desktop: plug in by USB, read the radio, edit it like a spreadsheet, write it back.
- Presets for FRS / GMRS, GMRS repeater pairs, PMR446, UHF CB, 70 cm and US business UHF. Import and export your own, up to 64 channels, and it will not load a channel this radio cannot reach.
- It looks after itself: if the RF side ever stops answering, the radio recovers and goes back to your channel on its own.
Every radio includes
- A year of Magic PTT membershipThe first year is on us, then $24 a year or $2.99 a month to keep talking. Radios bought before September 30, 2026 keep Magic PTT for life.
- Magic PTT SLOur emergency network, on the same radio.
- A free vanity Magic IDPick your own MP- ID for the air.
- Magic PTT Desktop radio toolsSet up and control the radio from your computer.
- Set up and readyArrives set up and wearing the Magic PTT nameplate. Charge it and talk.
Pre-order
Pre-orders are paid now and ship in order as soon as our next batch arrives.
Free USPS shipping in the US, or Priority Mail for $9.95 at checkout. You will sign in to Magic PTT first so the radio, its year of membership and your vanity Magic ID land on your account.
All sales are final. If your radio arrives dead, tell us within 30 days and return it to us; the return postage is yours. We examine it when it arrives and send a replacement. Drops, water and wear are not covered.
Outside the US? Ask us for a shipping quote.
Every key and what it does: Duo on the hardware page.