Military Radio Headset PTT, 2 Way Radio Headphone with PTT, U94 PTT Military Adapter Mobile 2 Pin 7.0mm Plug Push to Talk for Ken-wood/Bao-feng Radio Headset

Initially the audio from the radio was incredibly quiet going through this unit. I followed the instructions from another reviewer on jumping the red and yellow cables which seemed to fix the issue.The push-to-talk button seems to function but passes audio from a connector microphone to the radio sporadically.The clamp has two rubberised pads with serrations to grip onto whatever you attach it to - the adhesive on these pads is weak and the pads fall off leaving the unit dangling.Lesson learned: just buy a genuine unit rather than cheap out on this one.

Using this with a BeoFeng st88 PMR Radio and a Earmore m32.Firstly it's a SUPER tight fit. to the ppint where I have shaved a bit of the connection point off so that the fit is less hard.Secondly, the audio was so quiet I thought my headset was broken. Turns out the ppt is just super basic and super weak. I opened it up to check if it could be modded to fix it.Bridged the yellow and red connections and now the audio is actually loud and useful. See images for out the box soldering.

I got this because I thought it was a mic but it is just a adapter essentially. My bad. So I took the thing apart took the end off as I'm having to use a motorola adapter to split feeds from it and then put in a mic to the ptt button. As that's all I needed turned it to 3.5mm as just a mic feed have an adapter for 2.5mm use.It's a bit big. Might go and get a dual channel one or make one. This was just to get me out of a hole at work without spending 250 quid.

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Bought this to use the ptt on the baofeng uv5r alongside my earmor headsetBut doesn't work like it's supposed too

It's not to obvious in the listing but this actually an adapter to allow the use of U94 headsets with a 6.3mm jack. You could easily be mistaken for thinking that this is a standalone device. Without the headset this won't function other than the PTT operation.In terms of quality the unit comes in a simple bag. The quality is reasonable and appears to be fairly robust. It has the Kenwood style mic sockets so is usable on a range of HT's. There is also a reasonable amount of cable. Without a headset it is difficult to fully test the capabilities. And I will update as and when I get one.Reasonable quality and value for a robust unit. Just remember you need a compatible headset.

Ptt button works however it does not allow audio to be transmited to my comtacs, will update when fixed.

The media could not be loaded. This is actually a headset adapter and not a "2 Way Radio Headphone with PTT" that is advertised. The description and title imply that it a remotely activated push button headset, but it's an inline adapter that a military headset plugs into. You therefore need a 6.35mm adapter and standard 3.5mm headset or connected headset with a 6.35mm connector built in. Unfortunately, although I can see the button working to transmit, it won't trigger the built in mic or speaker, so will only be of use with a headset attached.Apart from the obvious issue, this does seem to be made well and has a good quality connector plug on it. Unfortunately, I'm unable to test further.