Congratulations and welcome to the world of collecting radio equipment that you swear you'll use someday!
That's a fairly full-spec DMR HT. Others to consider around that price point and lower are Yaesu VX-6R, FT70DR, and FT-60R as well as Icom's IC-T10. They all have their quirks, but they're quality radios and can be field programmed easily.
One thing to consider is how much budget you can afford for accessories. Things like:
- Antennas
- Extra batteries
- Charging stand
- Hand mic
- Band pass filters
I recommend at least getting a roll-up J-pole antenna, like the Ed Fong DBJ-2. Stock HT antennas will work, and they do their job well, but they're just not the same as a full-sized, resonant antenna. A roll-up J-pole is a full sized antenna that you put up 10 feet into the air, yet it can be packed into a small pouch. You'll reach out to much further away repeaters or be able to make simplex contacts further than three or four miles out.
If you have a specific area of interest in the hobby, then drop a reply with some details. I, and others here, can help narrow you in on the right kit without spending big bucks.