This is an extremely well made, solid feeling radio that seems as if it could tumble down a rock embankment and come up with nothing more than a little dirt in the speaker holes

Getting a sturdy-feeling two way radio with a full 4-5 watts, good battery life, loud reasonably clear receive audio, and acceptable transmit audio for about $30 is outstanding any way you slice it.

Solid feel....like a $150-200 radio......but the reason I give it 3 stars is first the manuel sucks

Display is a little small to read but the solid feel makes up for any short comings.

It has a great feel in the hand the stock antenna works great

but I have to admit that the feel of the radio and design of the case is more preferable, at least to me, over the UV5 series.

and I really enjoy the feel of this more, even if the insides are nearly identical

I like the feel of it - does not feel like a toy but a real hefty radio.

Very much prefer the feel of the 82.I'm lead to believe that internally they are the same.

and it has a good feel to it.

Someone I know has the UV-5R, and I just didn't like the feel of it.

Positive feeling keypad.

It has a fantastic feel to it, and the sound quality is better than the UV-5R. Programing with CHIRP worked perfectly, programming by hand is not easy, but none of the Baofeng radios (or others like them) are.

Good reception, solid feel

The radio has a solid feel and is well made and performs as advertised.

solid,'Built well' feel.. and the price is amazing too!

These radios have the solid feel of professional equipment, some people complained about the chargers but mine worked perfectly, may be a upgrade.

I like the 'new' look and feel of the UV-82UP.

I purchased two UV-82WP radios and loved the feel and function.

It has a good solid feel and the large buttons are perfect for my sausage fingers