Wholesale Two-Way Radios & Accessories

There is no minimum order quantity — you can buy a single unit or a full pallet. Wholesale tier pricing kicks in at 10+ units, which unlocks bulk discounts on the product page and through our quote system. For larger programs (100+ units or recurring orders), request a bulk quote and our team will respond within 24 hours with a custom price.

In-stock orders are typically shipped within 3–5 business days. You will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number and estimated delivery date as soon as your order leaves our warehouse. You can also check any order status any time on our order lookup page using your order number and email address.

Yes. We support OEM/ODM programs including custom frequency programming, private-label packaging and bulk configurations tailored to your business. Visit our OEM/ODM page or submit a quote request with your requirements and our team will follow up within 24 hours.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no, and the frustrating part is there's no easy way to tell from the outside. Can different walkie talkie brands work together? The honest answer: it depends on whether they're on the same band AND the same frequency. The brand on the front doesn't matter at all - a Motorola and a Baofeng can talk fine if they're both UHF and both tuned to the same frequency. Can different brand walkie talkies work together when one is VHF and the other is UHF? No. Not ever. Different bands are physically incompatible, no software trick fixes that. Can all walkie talkies work together if they're the same band? Also not guaranteed. The gotcha is that "channel 1" means different frequencies on different radios. One brand's channel 1 might be 462.5625, another's could be 400.125. If the radios don't display the actual MHz, you can't know if they match. Radios with programmable channels solve this - you set both to the exact same frequency and they work. Pre-programmed consumer radios are the ones that create these compatibility headaches. Are all walkie talkies compatible in terms of accessories? That's a completely different question and the answer is even less friendly. Earp