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The Baofeng UV-5R is a handheld dual-band VHF/UHF transceiver, one of the most widely used entry-level amateur radios. It covers 2m and 70cm bands, has 128 memory channels, a keypad for direct frequency entry, a built-in flashlight and FM broadcast receive. It is cheap to own and easy to get started with, but its receiver is prone to overload from strong nearby signals and its stock antenna and manual are weak. It suits new ham licensees, preppers and event or site crews on a budget; rivals like the Yaesu FT-65 or Icom IC-T10 cost far more but are cleaner and better built.
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Owners treat the UV-5R as a capable starter radio for the money, but many describe a noisy front end and a steep learning curve. It is widely recommended as a first handheld and widely criticised for spurious emissions and weak accessories.
