[SFDXA] Information from Icom regarding the price of the new Icom IC-7300MK2! - QRZ

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Today we received exciting information from Icom regarding the price of the new Icom IC-7300MK2! We expect this radio to launch at $1,499.95 USD.

FCC certification is still pending and we do not have a firm date on when to expect IC-7300 Mark II to arrive at our warehouse currently. From what we understand, there may be limited units available by the holiday season 2025, but readily available stock may not arrive until after the new year. If you're interested in this radio, now is the time to make sure you have a reservation in place. You can reserve the Icom IC-7300MK2 now at GigaParts, risk-free (fully refundable deposit if you change your mind) and with a low price guarantee!

Key New Features of the Icom IC-7300MK2

• Improved RMDR and Phase Noise Characteristics
• Lower Heat Generation and Lower Power Consumption
• HDMI™ Port for an External Display
• Built-in CW Decoder
• Simplified RS-BA1 Remote Control with Ethernet connector
• USB Type-C™ with Dual COM + Audio
• RX Antenna IN/OUT Connectors

If you've been on the fence about the IC-7300 and the IC-7300MK2, you've now got the price to weigh in on the differences between the 2 radios ($999.95 after rebate vs $1,499.95). We still have the Icom IC-7300 in-stock and ready to ship if you feel the features vs price don't justify it. As other have stated before, once the IC-7300 is gone, we will only have the IC-7300MK2 available going forward as we understand - so now is still an excellent time to grab the OG Icom IC-7300 if it fits your needs!

 

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