2× Baofeng BF-888S UHF Radios — 16-Channel, Long-Range, VOX, Flashlight (400–470 MHz)

Description

Estimated Delivery Time: 3-7days

2× Baofeng BF-888S UHF Radios — 16-Channel, Long-Range, VOX, Flashlight (400–470 MHz)

Stay connected on jobsites, hikes, or around the property with this two-pack of Baofeng BF-888S handhelds. Each radio covers UHF 400–470 MHz with 16 selectable channels (CH-16 is a scan channel), so you can pick a clear frequency fast. Turn on VOX for true hands-free talking, or keep it push-to-talk for precise comms. A built-in emergency alarm and LED flashlight (steady / SOS) add peace of mind at night or in low-light areas. The 1,500 mAh rechargeable battery delivers up to ~10 hours of use (about 50 hours standby), and the rugged PP shell shrugs off daily bumps and scrapes.

Why you’ll like them

• Long-range UHF: Up to 8 km in ideal open areas (typical: 1–3 km city, 2–5 km suburbs/mountains).
• 16 channels + scan: Quick access; CH-16 set as scan from the factory.
• Selective calling: CTCSS/DCS reception helps screen out chatter from other users on the same frequency.
• Hands-free option: VOX auto-transmits on your voice.
• Built-in safety: Emergency alarm + bright LED (steady/SOS).
• All-day power: 1,500 mAh Li-ion with battery-save mode.
• Ready to go: Includes chargers, earpiece headsets, antennas, lanyards, belt clips.

Specs at a glance

• Model: BF-888S (pair) · Band: UHF 400–470 MHz · RF power: ≤ 5 W
• Channels: 16 · Antenna impedance: 50 Ω · Freq. stability: ±2.5 ppm
• Battery: 3.7 V / 1,500 mAh Li-ion · Use time: ~10 h · Standby: ~50 h
• Size (each): 21.5 × 6 × 3.5 cm (8.46″ × 2.36″ × 1.38″) · Weight (each): 152 g (0.33 lb)
• Package size/weight: 24 × 18 × 6 cm, 613 g total

What’s in the box

• 2 × BF-888S two-way radios
• 2 × 1,500 mAh Li-ion batteries
• 2 × Antennas
• 2 × Charging bases
• 2 × Belt clips
• 2 × Lanyards
• 2 × Headsets (earpiece + mic)
• 1 × User manual

Range & compliance notes Actual range depends on terrain, buildings, and interference. Radio rules vary by country—program and operate only on frequencies you’re licensed/approved to use, and avoid interfering with emergency or commercial services.