Hytera PDC680 Multi-Mode Radio | DMR + 4G LTE Android Hybrid

SKU: PDC680
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The Hytera PDC680 is a rugged dual-mode radio that combines mission-critical DMR with an Android-based smartphone. With 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, dual screens, cameras and an IP68 rating, it bridges on-site radio and nationwide PoC communication in a single device.

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The Hytera PDC680 is what happens when a mission-critical DMR radio and an Android smartphone become one device. On site, it is a professional 4W DMR radio; everywhere else, it talks over 2G/3G/4G LTE and Wi-Fi — so a site manager, security controller or multi-site operator gets truly nationwide push-to-talk plus photos, video and positioning from the same handset.

Why choose the Hytera PDC680?

Because it removes the choice between radio and smartphone. Seamless switching between the DMR network and public networks means your on-site channels keep working with your existing fleet, while staff who roam get PoC coverage without geographical limits. An 8-core Qualcomm platform, Android 10 with Google Mobile Services and dual SIM slots make it a genuinely modern device for the modern worker.

How rugged is it?

Very. The PDC680 carries an IP68 rating and meets MIL-STD-810H, with a glove mode, dedicated emergency and PTT buttons, and Hytera's AI noise cancellation for loud environments. It is engineered for one-handed use with a smart knob and modular keys.

What are the key technical specifications?

  • DMR frequency: UHF 340–470 MHz, 1W/4W
  • Connectivity: 3G/4G LTE (dual SIM), Wi-Fi 2.4/5GHz, Bluetooth 4.2, NFC (optional)
  • Displays: 3.6" touch main screen + 0.92" top screen
  • Cameras: 8MP front / 13MP rear, body-worn camera app built in
  • Positioning: GPS/BDS/GLONASS/GALILEO/A-GPS
  • Protection: IP68, MIL-STD-810H
  • Safety: Man down, lone worker, dedicated emergency button
  • Weight: 325g

Who is it for?

Security firms covering multiple sites, estates and campus teams who need radio on site plus nationwide reach, and anyone running PoC radios today who also needs proper DMR. For a simpler nationwide-only device, look at the Hytera P50.