Handheld walkie-talkie Baofeng BF-T25E — 16 channels, 2×1400 mAh Li‑Ion, VOX, LCD, green, set of 2

Pair of Baofeng BF-T25E handheld walkie-talkies for basic two-way radio communication. Each unit provides 16 channels, VOX hands-free operation, LCD display and active noise cancellation. The radios support 155 subcodes (50 CTCSS, 105 CDCSS), include an integrated Kenwood-compatible 2‑pin headphone jack and come in green. The set contains two radios, two 3.7 V 1400 mAh Li‑Ion batteries, two PTT headsets, a USB charging cable, an EU AC adapter and two lanyards.

Advantages

The Baofeng BF-T25E set offers compact handheld units with VOX for hands-free use and an illuminated LCD for easy channel reading. Active noise cancellation and multiple subcodes improve call clarity and reduce interference. Long-life 1400 mAh Li‑Ion batteries and included charging accessories allow immediate use out of the box.

Suitable for

• Short-range outdoor activities and hikes
• Event coordination and small team communication
• Child use and family communication
• Recreational use such as camping or park trips

Key specifications

• Channels: 16
• Output power: ≤ 0.5 W
• Subcodes: 155 total (50 CTCSS, 105 CDCSS)
• Battery: 2 × 3.7 V Li‑Ion, 1400 mAh each
• VOX: Yes (hands-free voice activation)
• Display: LCD with illumination
• Noise reduction: Active noise cancellation
• Headphone jack: Kenwood-compatible 2‑pin
• Range: up to 10 km (typical line-of-sight maximum)

How to use

Install the charged 3.7 V 1400 mAh Li‑Ion battery into each unit, switch the radio on and select a channel using the LCD interface. For hands-free operation enable VOX from the menu; connect a PTT headset to the Kenwood-compatible 2‑pin jack if required. Use the keypad lock to prevent accidental changes and monitor the battery indicator to recharge via the included USB cable or AC adapter when needed.

Usage recommendations

Avoid exposing the walkie-talkies to water and moisture unless the model is explicitly rated as waterproof. For best performance, operate within the recommended line-of-sight range and ensure both units use the same channel and subcode.