Living in an area of Scotland with no repeater coverage, a network radio or digital handset with hotpsot are the only options when portable or mobile. After many experiments with a "digital handie" and hotspot piggy-backed on to my mobile phone's wifi I came to the conclusion that it was a cumbersome solution. My initial experiments with an Inrico T320 were very successful, but I found the screen a little too small to be effective with both the amateur applications Peanut and Echolink. After due consideration I invested in the S200.

To say I am impressed is an understatement, this is an excellent device which could easily be used as a smartphone too, albeit constrained by the fact that it uses Android 10 as an operating system. That said, the display is crisp and clear, the audio is most pleasent - all of which makes operation within Echolink (and Peanut) so easy. Access to an huge number of repeaters and cross network via the apps is a breeze!

Away from HF, this radio is my new EDC - my DMR, Fusion and D-Star handhelds, whilst all functional, are no where near as much fun or have such an easy interface.

Slip in one of those roaming multi-provider SIM cards and the UK/World is your oyster.

For those that think this is not "proper radio", I remember still hearing that said about repeaters in the early 1980's, the same was said about digital modes twenty years later. The fact is it is still a radio (albeit trunked cellular).

Overall, I'm highly impressed and enjoying the use of this in places where I have no other easy access.

Purchased this 'radio' to replace my aging T320 and a cheap Ali Express radio.
It's a joy to use and lives up to my expectations.

The s200 from lnrico seems to be be a nice looking radio and seems to work well like the larger interface on the screen build quality is excellent haven't had much chance to feel test it yet but if it's as good as the 320 it will be a winner I think it's going to be a flagship network radio as long as they bring accessories like cases and charges for it