gearelec Motorcycle Bluetooth Intercom - V5.2 BT &【Cool Graffiti Panel】,4 Riders 1500M Helmet Intercom with Music Sharing, Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth-HiFi Sound & Noise Reduction，IP65 Blue

I’ve been using this 4-Rider Bluetooth Helmet Intercom for a few weeks now, and it has completely transformed the way I ride with friends. Whether we’re cruising on the highway or navigating through city traffic, communication is seamless—and the added features make it even better. 🎧 Clear HiFi Sound + Noise Reduction The HiFi sound quality is surprisingly crisp for a helmet intercom. Even at high speeds (65+ mph), I can clearly hear my friends and music thanks to the noise reduction feature, which blocks out wind and engine noise effectively. 🔊 Music Sharing is a Game Changer One of my favorite features is the music sharing function. I can stream music from my phone and share it with my passenger, so we’re both listening to the same playlist during long rides. No more awkward silence—or shouting over the wind! 🔄 1500M Range & 4-Rider Intercom With a range of up to 1500 meters, this intercom works great for group rides. We tested it on an open road, and the connection stayed strong and clear between all four riders. Switching between intercom and phone calls is smooth too. 🌧️ IP65 Waterproof – Ride in Any Weather The IP65 waterproof rating gives me peace of mind. I’ve ridden through rain with no issue—no static, no connectivity problems. It’s built to handle real-world riding conditions. 🧤 Easy to Use with Gloves On The buttons are large and intuitive, making it easy to control even while wearing gloves. Bluetooth pairing with my phone was quick, and the battery life is excellent—easily lasts a full day of riding. ⸻ 🟢 Pros: • Excellent audio quality with wind noise reduction • Supports 4 riders with 1500m range • Music sharing with passengers • Long battery life & fast pairing • IP65 waterproof – durable in any condition 🔴 Cons: • Slight learning curve with multi-function buttons • Best range in open areas (obstructions can reduce distance a bit) ⸻ Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a reliable and feature-packed helmet intercom, this is a top-tier choice. Great for group riding, music sharing, and crystal-clear communication, even at high speeds. It’s a great investment for any motorcycle enthusiast who rides with others or wants better connectivity on the road.

I recently purchased the gearelec Helmet Bluetooth Headset, and I am beyond impressed with its performance! This headset has truly enhanced my riding experience, making communication with my fellow riders seamless and enjoyable. The V5.2 Bluetooth technology provides a stable and fast connection, allowing me to communicate clearly even at high speeds. The 1500M range is fantastic, ensuring that I can stay in touch with up to four riders without any issues. The sound quality is exceptional, with HiFi sound and effective noise reduction that makes conversations crystal clear, even in windy conditions. One of my favorite features is the music sharing capability. It’s great to be able to enjoy my favorite tunes while riding, and the sound quality is impressive. The cool graffiti panel adds a unique touch to the headset, making it not only functional but also stylish. The IP65 rating gives me peace of mind knowing that the headset is resistant to water and dust, making it perfect for all weather conditions. The battery life is also commendable, lasting through long rides without needing a recharge.

I have the Pactalk Slim on my Arai Quantum-X for my group riding ($199.99 at the time I purchased it). For my secondary helmet (ICON Airform - pictured), I decided it would be best to have comms on this helmet for at least phone calls to communicate delays or current location to friends/family. Not looking to spend $400.00 at the going rate for the Pactalk Slim, this Gearlec looked promising from reviews. I have to say two big positives for this thing right off the bat. 1) Out of the box quality. Doesn't feel cheap. Buttons are tactile and intuitive. 2) Self contained unit. No additional battery pack to install and the 3M mounting option is strong and appreciated, as not all helmets compliment hooked mounting clips (like ICON Helmets), due to wide rims so finished look is very clean and tidy. After 7 hours of constant use day one. Pros: 1-Can use the system while charging. Tested on my initial ride via provided USB cable. 2-Bluetooth connectivity is intelligent and simple. 3-Bluetooth connectivity is very strong and clear. 4-Music sounds fantastic. Switching and pausing music is much more simpler than the Pactalk Slim. I believe this is largely due to the larger, more intuitive, buttons and programmed button mapping. Accepting/Declining calls super simple. Double Tap call button to dial last number - I really appreciate this one. 5-Battery shows 100% on my phone still after 7 hours of playing music and watching a full length movie playing audio through it. The device reports this also (broadcast battery level feature). 6-I made multiple calls on this device. Clarity and volume levels were reported to me as clear and as though I was calling from my phone. (these calls were made stationary. not while riding). 7-Can connect two phones simultaneously. 8-Quickly tap Phone button to utilize siri for making calls. Works waaaaay better than "Hey Cardo" lol. Cons: 1-Can only connect to one other third party for 2 way communication. So no group connectivity unless multiple riders have this device. 2-Unable to listen to music and communicate simultaneously (at least while connected to third-party). I don't have two Gearlecs to test this with thoroughly. Though the manual says Phone>Communication>Music so I assume you can't do this period like Cardo. 3-Unlike the clarity and volume levels from calls, connection to my Pactalk slim, audio for some reason is quieter from this device, but this device is clear and loud incoming from the Pactalk Slim. Hard to tell why that is, but I have no other comms to connect to at the moment for testing. Otherwise the microphone from this Gearlec is absolutely fine through its other uses, calls and Siri. 4-Bulbus! Sticks out like a sore thumb, but looks the part at the same time. Girl is thicc! I have a scheduled ride coming up with a buddy who also has the Cardo Slimpack. I'll be testing ride connectivity and high speed clarity/noise dampening hopefully on 08/07/24 with this device against the Cardo. If that ride happens as planned, I will return here to report my experience and add it under Pros or Cons. Overall initial take - Great value to features. This product seems to standalone as its own and does as advertised, and very well. Sub $100 is priced right in my book. Only extensive use and longevity will solidify if this is a reliable product. To that question, I will update in 3-6 months. Hope this review helps.

I would not recommend purchasing this item. The sound quality is not great. It's like listening to your staticky Walkman while the wind is blowing 30+ mph. Phone calls are nearly impossible too.