Uniden - UH755 Series - 5 Watt UHF Handheld

Uniden is paving the way in UHF radio communication with its new UH755 UHF CB mobile radio.
The UH755 UHF CB handheld radio is a solid 5 Watt power UHF radio that can deliver up to 17km# of range. This makes it the perfect unit for professionals who need a rugged and heavy duty radio suitable for various conditions.

The UH755 features a splashproof design making it flexible to operate in many environments. The Backlit LCD Dot Matrix Display makes it easy to see in both night and day. The UH755 series can communicate up to a 17km range allowing users to stay connected on their next adventure even in the most remote locations without mobile reception. The Shared Channel Quiet Filter ensures the radio stays quiet when sharing a busy channel, only allowing transmissions from radios using the same code.

With the finest components, unique engineering and styling, the UH755 offers outstanding performance adaptable in various conditions and situations, just what you expect from Uniden. Since 1966, Uniden® has been trusted across Australia and New Zealand for premium wireless communications and security technology.
Our product range includes UHF CB Radios, Solar Wirefree Security Cameras, Dash Cams, Marine Radios, Smart Doorbells, and Baby Monitors — all engineered for Australia’s toughest conditions.

Uniden® products are built to keep you connected, protected, and confident — whether at home, on the road, or off the beaten track.

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✅ Smart Video Doorbells
✅ UHF CB Radios for 4WD and Remote Communication
✅ 4K Dash Cams for Ultimate Road Safety
✅ Marine Radios and Floating VHF Solutions
✅ Smart Baby Monitors for Peace of Mind

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[phmaximus]

Great Radio, I just brought one, but Im a little worried about the availability of the accessories, mainly a car kit

[bestestimesreborn]

mine has never held its charge from day one. don't use it and it goes flat. others from uniden I have had don't do this

[Funkteon]

Who taught this guy to hold the radio (and therefore its antenna) sideways...?!? Has nobody told him how antennas work? This'd be the kind of bloke who complains that his handheld UHF isn't getting even one-tenth the advertised range...