Cobra Marine HH350 FLT EU Floating Handheld VHF Radio

The Cobra Marine HH350 FLT EU is a floating handheld marine VHF radio designed for reliable communication on the water. Compact, rugged, and easy to use, it delivers up to 6 Watts of transmission power for clear short- and long-range communication.

Built with a high-visibility orange core, the HH350 floats if dropped overboard, making it easier to retrieve in rough conditions. The radio is also JIS7 / IPX7 submersible, meaning it can withstand accidental immersion in water for added peace of mind.

With essential marine safety features including instant Channel 16 access, Tri-Watch monitoring, and memory scanning, the Cobra HH350 is an excellent value option for small boats, kayaks, and recreational anglers.

• Floating design with orange core – easy to locate and retrieve if dropped in the water

• Up to 6W transmission power – selectable 1W / 3W / 6W output for short or long-range communication

• Noise-cancelling microphone – reduces background noise for clearer conversations

• JIS7 / IPX7 waterproof rating – submersible protection against accidental drops in water

• Backlit LCD display – easy to read in low-light or bright conditions

• Instant Channel 16 button – quick access to emergency channel

• Tri-Watch function – monitors Channel 16 and two additional channels simultaneously

• Scan and memory scan – quickly find active channels

• Detachable antenna

• Speaker / microphone jack

• Illuminated display and function keys

• Rotary power and volume control

• Button lock

• Selectable key tones

• Unlimited memory channels

• Battery saver circuitry

• Spring-loaded belt clip

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Is the Cobra HH350 waterproof?
Yes, the HH350 FLT EU is rated IPX7 / JIS7 waterproof, meaning it can be submerged in water up to 1 metre for up to 30 minutes without damage.

Does the Cobra HH350 float?
Yes. The HH350 FLT EU features a floating design with a high-visibility orange core, making it easier to locate and retrieve if dropped overboard.