It won't one-shot kill an Apache, but two should do it, and it's very easy to use – this might be the best gadget for kills. [Update: it is]. | © EA
It's strong for environmental destruction and creating new sightlines, but there are safer options if you're going after tanks. | © EA
Provides an additional 20 health on top of your base 100, not bad in a game with such high TTKs - this is a good go-to for players who want to be a little more run and gun. | © EA
Very impressive velocity on this launcher, which makes hitting vehicles and even infantry fairly easy. Expect this to be the most popular choice. | © EA
These likely won't see much play, they're not bad if you're a support player but they're not exciting to use. | © EA
The old warhorse is back, and there's quite a fun design on this version of the repair tool. It works exactly as it has in previous Battlefield games. | © EA
Meh. It's an ammo box. What can we say? | © EA
This is a simple gadget that will regen your health, but it's slower to administer than equivalents in similar games. | © EA
Now these are superb in Battlefield 2042. Just pop one down somewhere hidden by an enemy spawn point, and you can guarantee a lot of kills. | © EA
Pretty boring, but not ineffectual. This works well when you're in a co-ordinated squad, otherwise don't bother. | © EA
Does what it says on the tin. Though why put yourself in this much danger if you can just take an M5 recoilless? | © EA
The classic Battlefield gadget, and it works in the same way it always has - good to see it back again! | © EA
One of the most controversial changes made to Battlefield with the launch of 2042 was the loosening of their class-restrictions system. Previously, only certain classes had access to certain weapons and gadgets, but now anyone can use anything. As a result, you can take any of the default gadgets with you in Battlefield 2042 no matter who you play as. So, let's see what you can choose!
