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Best CB Radios

Best CB Radios
(Last Updated On: March 24, 2018)

Contents

  • 1 Best CB Radios 2018 – Reviews and Buying guide
    • 1.1 Our Best CB Radio Reviews
    • 1.2 #1. Midland 75-822 40 Channel CB-Way Radio
        • 1.2.0.1 Pros
        • 1.2.0.2 Cons
    • 1.3 #2. Cobra 75WXST 40-Channel CB Radio
        • 1.3.0.1 Pros
        • 1.3.0.2 Cons
    • 1.4 #3. Cobra 29 LX 40-Channel CB Radio
        • 1.4.0.1 Pros
        • 1.4.0.2 Cons
    • 1.5 #4. Uniden 40-Channel CB Radio
        • 1.5.0.1 Pros
        • 1.5.0.2 Cons
    • 1.6 #5. Uniden Bearcat 980 CB Radio
        • 1.6.0.1 Pros
        • 1.6.0.2 Cons

Best CB Radios 2018 – Reviews and Buying guide

When you’re out on the road having the best CB radios not only lets you keep in communication with others but it also offers a safety net in case something happens. Citizen’s Band Radio, as they’re also called let you contact others who are on other CB radio channels.

Their purpose is similar to other types of radios but the way they work and being able to use them differs. In this review we cover a number of different types that are available, including those that are cheap, handheld, portable and some also for truckers.

Our Best CB Radio Reviews

#1. Midland 75-822 40 Channel CB-Way Radio

The Midland 75-822 is a great CB radio that costs just $75. It comes with 40 channels and more can be added with a scan. It can detect over 350 channels on a good sunny day, and the main channels have no problems with reception even in bad climate. The sound clarity is perfect, and the buttons and knobs don’t wear off or degrade easily. It can communicate over a distance of 15 miles and beyond with quality transmission to the other side.

This is great for long distance drives or monitoring the road conditions on a bad day. The NOAA weather stations can be accessed with the touch of a button, making travel much safer. This is the best CB radio for the price as it has been for years. With the kind of build quality, it should easily last for a decade without having the need to make repairs or upgrades. The car or jeep or any vehicle that you are plugging this in needs an antennae. If you’re looking for an inexpensive CB radio, this is one worth a good look.

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Pros

  • Cheap.
  • Wide range reception
  • Quality transmission.
  • Can get connected to more than 350 channels.
  • Nice design.

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Cons

  • Needs antennae.

 

#2. Cobra 75WXST 40-Channel CB Radio

The Cobra 75WXST is a simple 40 channel CB Radio. The design is ergonomic and sleek. It fits into either hand well and all buttons can be accessed with the holding hand. The wire is nice and long. For transmission and reception, it can communicate well more than 15 miles with any other radio with crystal clear sound on the other end.

This also has access to 10 NOAA channels. The tuning is really easy. Even while driving you can tune into nearby stations or create a new channel without struggling. This also needs antennae, and the better it is, the better is the transmission and receptions.

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Pros

  • Simple design.
  • Long cord.
  • Good sound on the other end.
  • Long-distance radio.
  • Easy to setup and operate

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Cons

  • Speakers are just okay

 

#3. Cobra 29 LX 40-Channel CB Radio

The Cobra 29 is a 40 channel CBR with four switchable colors in the LCD. The colors are nice and bright and it has options to make it dimmer or brighter to your preference. This is a great feature considering the price and utility of the radio. One awesome new feature on the Cobra 29 is the auto switching of the channel if it gets out of transmission. So, there is no static or white noise when CBR is out of a particular channel’s range.

The memory of the Cobra 29 is good. It can store 10 channels, no problems in controlling and modulating this feature. It also has Alarm, Start-Stop timer, and the 10 NOAA channels. The cord can reach up to 10 feet. Overall, a great addition to a vehicle in place of the stock radi0.

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Pros

  • Switchable colors.
  • Great features.
  • Easy to setup.
  • Long cord.
  • Low battery usage.

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Cons

  • Can’t rough-use the knobs

 

#4. Uniden 40-Channel CB Radio

The Uniden 40-Channel radio is a simple and small CBR. This is a handheld CB Radio and the main console is really compact, saving a ton of space in the vehicle for other add-ons. It has very low battery usage, and has an LED backlight making it easy to read the screen. Setup and usage is simple. No problems in mounting and tuning the CBR.

Though very small, the sound clarity in transmission and reception is brilliant. The cord for this handheld radio is small. It hardly comes to three feet from the console. This can be replaced easily in any electrical shop if you prefer something larger. The built quality is amazing for the price; the knobs, tuners, and outer frame will last a long time of regular use.

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Pros

  • Small and compact. Handheld CB radio
  • Inexpensive.
  • Easy to use.
  • Good sound clarity.
  • Can connect to external speakers.

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Cons

  • Short cord

 

 

#5. Uniden Bearcat 980 CB Radio

The Uniden Bearcat 980 is an advanced version of the basic Uniden CBR. It comes with an ergonomic meshed handheld. The sound quality and mic is great. The receiver is sensitive and it can access over 200 channels with slow tuning.

The design of the console is compact and slightly bigger than the basic Uniden. The 980 also has a brighter display and more control knobs and comes with a dynamic squelch which gathers only the best channels in the locality.

The microphone has excellent clarity to long-distance transmissions. The backlight can be changed through 7 different colors. A great CBR if you are looking for a one-time investment, as this has all the features for a perfect CBR and it delivers well on all fronts.

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Pros

  • Seven colors switching.
  • Good microphone and speaker.
  • Excellent built quality.
  • Sensitive receiver.
  • Easy to tune.

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Cons

  • Beeps while switching channels.

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