If you run a Uniden UH810S, UH835S or UH850S handheld, this Speaker Microphone lets you clip the controls up on your shoulder and keep the radio on your belt, with a coiled lead stretching roughly a forearm length of about 1 m. The twin 2-pin plug matches the Uniden handheld port, so it hooks straight in for standard UHF voice use in the cab, yard or paddock.

The mic body uses a solid moulded plastic shell sized to sit in a hand span of roughly 9–10 cm, with horizontal speaker slots about 2–3 mm wide to let sound out while helping shield the internals from general dust and grit. The coiled cable sits at around 30 cm relaxed, so it stays tidy on your shirt or harness until you stretch it to talk, which keeps your setup neat when you get out there and move around the vehicle.

• Genuine Uniden external speaker microphone
• Suits Uniden UH810S UHF handheld radios
• Suits Uniden UH835S UHF handheld radios
• Suits Uniden UH850S UHF handheld radios
• Twin 2-pin Uniden accessory plug connection
• Coiled cable for tidy routing in vehicles
• Clip-on mic keeps radio on belt or pocket
• Compact mic body for comfortable hand use
• Ideal for cab, site and general UHF use
• Simple plug-in upgrade for existing Uniden handhelds

Q: Will this speaker microphone work with all Uniden handhelds?

No, it is listed for UH810S, UH835S and UH850S handheld UHF radios. These models share the same twin 2-pin accessory connector used by this mic. Other Uniden handhelds may use different plugs or wiring layouts. Stick to the listed models to avoid compatibility issues and to keep your radio and mic functioning as intended.

Q: Does the microphone replace the radio’s built-in speaker?

The external speaker microphone takes over audio and microphone duties when plugged in. The radio sends received audio to the mic’s speaker and takes transmit audio from the mic capsule. This setup lets you mount the radio out of the way. You still use the radio’s controls for channels and power while using the mic for push-to-talk.

Q: Can I clip the mic to a seatbelt or backpack strap?

Yes, the body style is made to clip onto clothing or straps. The coiled lead gives enough reach for most seatbelt or harness positions without dragging. Keeping the mic at chest or shoulder height helps audio clarity. It also keeps the radio safer from bumps down on your belt or in a pocket.

Q: Is any extra bracket or mounting hardware required?

No extra bracket is usually needed because the mic includes an integrated clip on the back of the housing. That clip handles most day-to-day mounting on collars, straps or pockets. For fixed dash mounting you can pair it with generic microphone hangers if you already use them. The cable length suits typical cab layouts where the radio sits near the driver.

• Suits Uniden UH810S UHF handheld radios
• Suits Uniden UH835S UHF handheld radios
• Suits Uniden UH850S UHF handheld radios
• Connects via standard Uniden twin 2-pin handheld plug
• No additional adapters listed as required
• Operation depends on compatible Uniden UHF handheld radio