Cobra HH 38 WX ST Handheld CB Radio

Has decent range, vesratile, durable & easy to use. I really like it. Performs as I would have expected from Cobra. Price was competitive with retail store prices.

I'm sorry to say but this is a very disappointing radio from cobra. it is very stylish ,but thats it. it lack power/modulation will not key its advertised 4watts regardless, and will pick up noise from everywhere while in a moving vechicle. you would be better off buying a regular cb radio. this one is a waste of money.

It has good receive and limited range with the stock antenna. I bought the extension antenna for it and it does a little better. If you want to be heard farther than 1/2 mile you should go with a mag mount type antenna for your car. To be clear, I'm happy with this radio and i expected the range that it gets..
I do have 1 NEGATIVE thing to say about this radio. The weather is hard to pull in on it. When my other weather radios are getting the weather channel clearly, this one just got static. It does get the weather if you're close enough to the tower but, a real weather radio does much better.

I use this when I travel up north on I95. I hooked it up with a portable outside antenna and it worked great. I would suggest this setup for anyone that uses it traveling. You would need to buy an adaptor piece (Cobra HA-BNC BNC to Standard Connector for Hand-Held CB Antennas) that fits the antenna to the top of the scanner. I use the Little Wil antenna with this and it works terrific.

I used this radio for a 4,000 mile road trip out west this past spring. The radio worked very well when I took the time to learn all the features (and to efficiently use them). If you use the car adapter to plug into your car's cigarette lighter it will give you some annoying humming that can drive you crazy if you let it. I would highly recommend using this along with a car top antenna. The range is decent and is very helpful on interstate travel. The weather radio really helped prepare me for a springtime snowstorm when driving through Wyoming.