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Question: I received this BaoFeng for Christmas and it is now "frozen" and not functioning.  Can it be replaced under  the years warrranty?  I
Document: I just received my Baofeng uv3R plus from Amozon and no battery tray was included, just the cable to go to it.So How couldyou charge the battery?
In the context of a $40 radio I am quit impressed actually. The only other hand held I own is a Yaesu VX-7R ( a radio costing 10x what this BaoFeng costs) so that is all I have to compare it to.First things first. This is a $40 radio............the first one I received was defective. It would drain the battery over night with the radio turned off.
The BaoFeng and cable will not work together. Not read or write. This I have tried several times. Any sugestions?
I like this better than than my Baofeng UV-5R. I just wish Baofeng offfered an upgrade battery for it as they do for the UV-5R Model.
I bought this radio as a replacement for another BaoFeng unit. I likr e this one because the battery can be charged without taking it out of the radio. Works very well.
Be sure you have programming capabilities (same as any of the other Kenwood programming cables for Wouxun, Baofeng, etc) and use Chirp or a similar program to input frequencies for you. I really like the small LED on top as well plus the FM broadcast receive put this guy over the edge and make it a worthy buy.
The screen on this is nothing revolutionary. It reminds me of an alarm clock when compared to the displays on the UV-5R radio family. The display is not horrible, but I am not personally too fond of the orange backlight with the standard 16 segment display. Out of all Baofeng radios, I think the GT-3 has the best display out of the radios, and I would place the display on this radio near the bottom.
This little radio is far from perfect, but look at the price; it's under 40 bucks. I would like to start off with what I like about the radio. First, this little thing is powerful for its size. I hit the same repeaters that I hit with my Baofeng GT-3, which are about 16 miles away, using the stock antenna, which is pretty remarkable considering I like in a hilly area and this radio is only 2 watts.
Just another indication that you get a lot of capability in a small package and small price with this unit.Update:  Since the below review, I've had a chance to test the Baofeng UV-3R+ with several mountain-top 2 meter repeaters in the Las Vegas area. I've upgraded my opinion of its ability to reach more distant repeaters, so long as they are high enough to have a clear path (I left my more guarded initial opinion unedited below).
The radio arrived in one piece. Everything was there and was in new condition. The battery was 2 thirds charged when it arrived. I installed the batter into the radio and was able to reach repeaters more than 20 miles away using 2 watts with the stock antenna. This was also from within the mountains of western Virginia. This radio is great. Small, full function and very inexpensive. I would not be afraid to order anything from this vendor. Will be ordering another Baofeng UV-3R+ soon.
Answer: First, check to make sure that you didn't accidentally set the Menu/Lock key. If that is not the problem, you can contact Baofeng at:  Baofeng@263.net.  Tom, Licensed Amateur Radio Operator