Microphone & PTT for Walker's Razor Noise Cancelling Headphone - Add

In this review the Microphone & PTT accessory is evaluated as a simple way to add radio push-to-talk and call capability to Walker's Razor noise cancelling headphones. The bottom line: if you already own Walker's Razor headphones and need a plug-and-play solution for airsoft, range work, or hunting communications, this accessory delivers the core functionality without batteries or extra setup. It converts noise cancelling listening gear into a tactical headset by adding a 5mm Kenwood plug PTT connection and an inline microphone, making voice comms practical in active environments.

Key Features

• Walker's Razor compatibility: Designed specifically to attach to Walker's Razor noise cancelling headphones so the original headset can gain call and PTT capability without replacing it.
• 5mm Kenwood plug PTT: The included 5mm Kenwood-style plug provides a direct, standard connection for many two-way radios and compatible PTT systems at the range or in the field.
• Plug and play: No battery or charging is required; users simply plug the accessory into compatible equipment and begin communicating immediately.
• Tactical conversion: Installs on the headset to transform a passive noise cancelling headphone into a functional tactical headset for coordinated activities.
• Field-ready use cases: Suitable for shooting ranges, airsoft, hunting, and similar scenarios where clear, hands-on communication is needed.

Who It's For

This accessory is aimed at Walker's Razor headphone owners who want to add simple radio or call functionality without buying a dedicated tactical headset. It is particularly useful for hobby shooters, airsoft players, and hunters who use two-way radios and need an unobtrusive, battery-free PTT solution.

It is not intended for users who need active radio integration with advanced noise suppression, or those seeking a fully ruggedized headset with sealed connectors; buyers who require military-grade durability or custom wiring should look for dedicated tactical headsets built from the ground up for those roles.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy installation turns existing noise cancelling headphones into a communication headset with minimal effort.
• No charging or extra power sources required, so it stays ready when radios are in use.
• Standard 5mm Kenwood plug means broad compatibility with many two-way radios and PTT systems.
• Compact and lightweight, keeping the original headphone comfort mostly unchanged.

Cons

• Some users report mixed build quality impressions and occasional clicking or noise artifacts, so audio performance may vary by headset and radio pairing.
• It relies on the host headphone for noise cancelling performance and does not add active audio filtering beyond the basic mic and PTT functions.

Specifications

Product type	Microphone and PTT accessory for headphones
Compatibility	Walker's Razor noise cancelling headphones
PTT connector	5mm Kenwood plug
Power	Plug and play, no charging required
Primary uses	Shooting range, airsoft, hunting, two-way comms
Includes	Microphone and Walker's Razor headset accessory

Our Verdict

The Microphone & PTT accessory is a practical, low-cost way to add radio call capability to Walker's Razor noise cancelling headphones. It is best for users who value simplicity and compatibility with common two-way radios and want a battery-free solution for airsoft, range, or hunting. While audio artifacts have been reported by some users, the accessory still represents good value for those wanting basic, reliable PTT functionality without replacing their headphones.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my Walker's Razor noise cancelling headphones?
Yes, it is designed to be installed on Walker's Razor noise cancelling headphones to add call and PTT functionality.

Does the accessory need charging?
No, it is a plug-and-play accessory that does not require charging or batteries.

Which radios are compatible?
The 5mm Kenwood plug provides compatibility with many Kenwood-style two-way radios and PTT systems, but users should confirm their radio jack matches the plug standard.