Comms

Communication is the key to success in any airsoft team. Pick a radio that best fits your needs as a base solution. On top of that, you can use different PTTs, Headsets, and Accessories.

CommsHeadsets

CommsRadios & PTTs

CommsCommunication Accessories

What setup do you need to communicate with a headset in airsoft?

A tactical radio setup typically consists of a radio, a push-to-talk (PTT) button, and headphones. Here are all the parts you might need:

  1. Radio: The radio is the main component of the setup and is used to transmit and receive communication. The Tactical Radio is designed to be rugged and durable and comes with features such as long battery life, multiple channels, and the ability to operate in different frequency bands.
  2. Push-to-talk button (PTT): The PTT button is used to transmit communication through the radio. There is one on the side of the radio, but for usage with headphones, we strongly recommend using a separate device.
  3. Headphones: Headphones are used to listen to communication through the radio. Several types of headphones can be used with a tactical radio setup. For the optimal for you, see the comparison below:

What's the best airsoft headset for me?

Let's see what your preferences are:

Headset V1 and Premium Hedset V1

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Headset V1

$87.20$109
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Headset V2

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Headset V2

$26$29

Intercom PTT

Should I get a spare radio battery?

If you go into one-day games, the answer is most likely no. If, however, you also go for longer MILSIMs with limited charging options, then make sure to consider it.

Can I just use a call function on my phone instead?

Technically, yes, but we wouldn't really recommend it. Why? There are multiple reasons:

  • Usage can get expensive if you don't have unlimited phone calls/on-line calls.
  • You risk damaging your phone if it falls out while you play.
  • You cannot easily connect with everyone else, especially during larger operations like MILSIMs.
  • Your phone's battery will probably deplete after being on call for the entire day.
  • You are going to be sending way more noise down the line than you would with a proper PTT solution.