Multi-Band Communication and Airband Listening

The Baofeng UV-9R PRO combines VHF/UHF two-way communication with AM airband and FM broadcast reception. Wireless frequency copying, USB-C charging and keypad or PC programming give you flexible ways to prepare your handheld radio setup.

Before your next outing, save your preferred channels and choose a backlight color for the display. Switch to a supported receive band when you want to listen rather than transmit.

Key Features

AM airband reception: Receive on 108–136MHz. Airband coverage is receive-only.
Wireless frequency copy: Search for a compatible radio's transmitting frequency and CTCSS/DCS tone settings, then save them to a channel.
USB-C charging: A convenient charging connection for portable use.
PC and keypad programming: Configure supported settings, memory channels, scanning lists, VOX, squelch and power-saving options.
Selectable backlight: Choose blue, orange, purple or backlight off.
Built-in LED flashlight: Handy illumination for occasional low-light use.
DTMF support: Available for compatible radio configurations.

Listed Frequency Coverage

65–108MHz: FM broadcast receive only
108–136MHz: AM airband receive only
136–174MHz: Transmit and receive
350–390MHz: Receive only
400–520MHz: Transmit and receive

Confirm the exact frequency coverage and enabled features for the supplied version before ordering.

Frequency Copying

Follow the supplied instructions to enter SEARCH using SK1, detect a nearby compatible radio's transmission and save the result through the menu. Matching a frequency alone does not guarantee communication; operating mode and tone settings must also be compatible. CTCSS/DCS tones do not encrypt conversations.

Choose Your Bundle

The available bundle labels are Add 771 and Add Cable-771, with an EU plug option. Confirm the antenna and cable contents for your selected bundle before purchase.

Care and Performance

The product is listed with an IP68 rating. Confirm the manufacturer's immersion limits and instructions for sealing ports and covers before exposure to water. Communication range varies with terrain, buildings, antennas and operating conditions; no fixed distance is guaranteed.