The RADIOCOM BT-40 push-to-talk handheld radio is a push-to-talk handheld device with a hidden screen and Android operating system, operating over 2G, 3G, and 4G networks.

The "Bo" model uses an active LED display instead of an LCD screen, preventing the screen from breaking in the event of drops or impacts.

It has significantly higher audio output than other push-to-talk models and, like other models, features one-on-one and group calling.

With its built-in GPS receiver, it can be tracked on a map from the operator's center, send an emergency signal, and listen to past call recordings.