Alpha 200 Plus sits between the 200 series and the flagship 300: it carries the newer 55-hour battery, USB-C charging and 16 GB of storage, without the inReach satellite hardware of the i models.
The 3.5-inch transflective touchscreen is readable in direct sun, which is the point of a device you use at midday in an open field. It tracks up to 20 assets — any mix of compatible collars and handhelds — out to a stated 9 miles over the MURS band at up to a 2.5-second update rate, and drives stimulation, tone and vibration on a paired TT 25 collar.
Preloaded TopoActive mapping, satellite imagery pulled directly to the device with no annual subscription, a barometric altimeter and a tilt-compensated three-axis compass round it out. Collars are sold separately.
