What do you think about this radio?

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https://www.wish.com/c/555af9d3b021370ea6772730

BaoFeng UV-5R UHF/VHF Radio Transceiver 3800mah Battery Built-in VOX Walkie Talkie

Dual band, dual display: A/B band independent operation
128 groups channels storage: Shortcut menu operation mode
VFO & Memory channels scan: Emergency Alarm
Tri-color background light selectable: 0-9 grades VOX selectable
PTT & ANI ID: FM radio and 25 stations storage
1750Hz Brust Tone: Time-out Timer
Channel Monitor: Battery Saver
Keypad Lock: Channel Step: 2.5/5/6.25/10/12.5/25KHz
Low Battery Alert: ROGER SET
Emergency Alert: 25KHz/12.5KHz Switchable
FM Radio (65.0MHz-108.0MHz): Large LCD Display
LED Flashlight: Hight /Low RF Power Switchable
Voice companding: 50 CTCSS/ 104DCS coder & tone searching
Dual standby: PC programmable
Wide/Narrow Band(25kHz/12.5kHz): Transmitter time-out timer(TOT)
High/Low TX power selectable: Busy channel lock-out(BCLO)

Specifications
Frequency Range: 65-108MHz(FM Receive only), 136-174MHZ and 400-480HZ (TX/RX)
Channel No.: 128
Frequency Stability: ±2.5ppm
Antenna: High gain DualBand antenna
Antenna Impedance: 50O
Operating Voltage: DC 7.4V
Mode of operation: Simple or semi-duplex
Dimension(W x H x D): 100 x 52 x 32 mm
Weight: 250g(including battery, antenna)
Antenna: SMA -Female
Earpiece / mic type: Kenwood Plug type
Transmitter

Output power: 4W / 1W (Max 5W)
Modulation Mode: 16kFF3E / 11kFF3E
Maximum deviation: 5kHz(Wide) / 2.5kHz(Narrow)
Spurious Radiation: 7µW
Adjacent Ch. power: =-65dB(Wide) / =-60dB(Narrow)
Pre-emphasis characteristics: 6dB
Current: =1.6A(5W)
CTCSS/DCS deviation: 0.5±0.1kHz(Wide) / 0.3±0.1kHz(Narrow)
Intermediation sensitivity: 8-12mv
Intermediation distortion: =10%

Package:
1 x UV-5R (VHF136174 UHF 400-520Mhz) (Free PTT Earpiece X 1)
1 x 7.4V 3800mah Li-ion Battery Pack
1 x Dual Band Antenna
1 x Belt Clip
1 x ENG Manual
1 x Desktop Charger (100V ~ 240V)

Seems pretty good for $33!

[Papadoc]

Re: What do you think about this radio?

For the price, pretty good. I have the UV-5RE+, and BF-F9V2+. Both are easy to program using CHIRP. Note both radios require a minimum of a Technicians license from the FCC to be operated legally in the United States. The BF-F9V2+ adds 8W maximum output as the primary difference. A good reference for these radios is http://www.miklor.com/.