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product_id: 108997700
title: "Cardo PTB00101 - PACKTALK Bold Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Headset - Black, Dual 2 Pack"
brand: "cardo"
price: "$U330"
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reviews_count: 8
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# 40mm JBL HD Audio 1600m Dynamic Mesh Range 13h Battery Life Cardo PTB00101 - PACKTALK Bold Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Headset - Black, Dual 2 Pack

**Brand:** cardo
**Price:** $U330
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🏍️ Stay Connected, Ride Bold — The Ultimate Bluetooth Duo for Every Journey

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cardo PTB00101 - PACKTALK Bold Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Headset - Black, Dual 2 Pack by cardo
- **How much does it cost?** $U330 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- cardo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cardo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Hands-Free Voice Control:** Activate 'Hey Cardo' to command your device, connect Siri or Google Assistant, and stay focused on the road safely.
- • **Seamless Group Connectivity:** Dynamic Mesh Communication links up to 15 riders effortlessly, keeping your pack in sync no matter the distance.
- • **Universal & Customizable Fit:** Compatible with all helmet types and fully adjustable via the Cardo Connect app for personalized settings on the go.
- • **Wind-Noise Reduction Mastery:** Best-in-class noise isolation ensures your conversations and music stay clear even at highway speeds.
- • **Immersive JBL Sound Experience:** 40mm high-definition speakers deliver crystal-clear music, calls, and navigation with premium audio clarity optimized for helmets.

## Overview

The Cardo PACKTALK Bold Dual 2-Pack is a premium motorcycle Bluetooth communication system featuring patented Dynamic Mesh Communication technology for stable, long-range intercom connections up to 1600 meters. Equipped with 40mm JBL speakers, it delivers superior sound quality optimized for helmet use, combined with advanced wind-noise reduction. Voice-activated controls integrate seamlessly with Siri and Google Assistant, while the Cardo Connect app offers full remote customization. Designed for universal helmet compatibility and boasting up to 13 hours of battery life, this waterproof system keeps riders connected, entertained, and safe on every ride.

## Description

With our natural voice operation feature Whether you ride with a buddy or in a group from 2 to 15, just say "hey Cardo", and your PACKTALK BOLD will do the rest. It even connects directly to Siri and Ok Google. 40mm-wide, high-definition speakers by JBL and specially-tuned audio processor deliver a sound experience like no other. DMC enables to connect with up to 15: Stay connected whether you are riding in duo, a group of four or a pack of fifteen. Enjoy the highest quality, long distance reception of Up to 1600 meters/1 Mile FM radio: Built-in FM Radio with RDS for automatic selection of the strongest signal Share your play list or favourite radio station with your passenger Charge while you ride: Just plug your unit to a battery pack or your 12V charger and use your unit while charging. Full remote-control ability and easy customization of settings with the Cardo Connect App for iOS android phones. Smart audio mixing: Sophisticated algorithms make sure that all your audio sources – FM radio, music, mobile calls and intercom work together in parallel. Universal connectivity: Connect your unit to any Bluetooth headset of any substantial brand. What's in the box: Pack Talk Bold, Pack Talk Bold audio kit, 40mm HD Speakers by JBL, Corded microphone, Hybrid microphone, Glue plate Freecom4+, Rectangular Velcro pads, Square Velcro, Speaker relocates (boosters), pads, USB cable. Standby time- 1 week and charging time - 4 hours.

Review: Sound waves are science. Cardo seems to know that. - Bottom line: It works as advertised and I'm about to buy a 2nd. Anyone expecting dolby surround sound or 12 speaker car audio quality... doesn't understand acoustics and the environment this operates in. Do I wish it was more robust sounding audio, yes. But it is a good balance of on the road entertainment and still being able to track what's happening in your environment, YES! Longer Version: Ok, so I've had this and used it on my daily commute for about 4 months now. So far I've never run out of battery, but I've not been on a ride longer than 4 hours yet. However, I've gone 2 week or so without charging it with roughly 30-40 min round trip runs. Still, not the advertised lifespan tested, but again no issues. I've only paired up with someone once. Worked without any headache. I bought mainly for audio navigation and music. Both have worked pretty flawlessly. Noise cancelling is quite good. I've had trouble with people hearing me on a call when testing it in my apartment (I think it was too quiet in my apartment for the noise filtering to understand lol). But it seems to work great when on my bike. At 80 mph, they can still hear me as well as 25mph. At pretty much any speed, I'm told that the volume coming through on the call is low, but clear. I haven't discovered a setting that seems to impact that. It's not ideal, but it does allow me to flawlessly answer or make calls if necessary without stopping or any fumbling or fuss. Practice using the button to hang up on a call. I haven't discovered a voice command to hang up and it took me longer than I'd like to admit to figure that you had to press a button to end the call. Music - the big one. Look, if you want to blast your music in your ear while riding, I'd humbly suggest reconsider the safety of that. But that's also what headphones are for. Having said that, I'm a music guy and I want to have tunes rolling while I ride. This is my first helmet system. So I can't compare it to anything else, but I am an audiophile and if you heard how strong, full, balanced, and clear my system is in my car, you'd know I spend a lot of time and effort getting it right. This system just works. I actually think it sounds very good. For those that claim they can't hear it or it's unimpressive, I don't know what you were expecting from a small scale speaker competing with 85-100db from road, engine, and wind noise in even the better helmets. But 2 things have made a big difference for me. Make sure your volume level on your phone is turned up pretty much all the way. This seems to have a very real impact to the volume range of the system for me. Also, to protect my ears, I ride with some Alpine riding ear plugs in that claim they filter out the white noise and spare reduce the strain on your ears. I think they do that well and a great investment. I also find that I can actually hear my music much better when I wearing those plugs than without and at a greater range of volume levels. I'm about to purchase my second unit for my second helmet. I have a HJC RPHA 11 and a RPHA 90. One for short runs and imo improved safety. The other is for the longer hauls I've started running. So far this has been running in the 11 with the full face mic. I'll install on the 90 with the modula mic and update if I find a noticeable performance difference. It might help that I'm also on a semi quiet bike (2018 Versys 650) without burning cash on any aftermarket pipe. I also have an aftermarket windshield that is very effective. But even when I have that dropped down for some airflow I don't notice much, if any drop off in hearing my music. Weirdly, I feel like podcasts also tend to come through more clearly. But you have fewer audio waves fighting the environment to reach your ears. So to me I suppose that makes sense. I spent the first 30 years of my life paycheck to paycheck. So even with the resources now to buy premium products, I can't shake the habit of bang for buck buying. I think this is a great bang for buck if it fits your budget and if comms and audio while you ride are important to you. If there are better options, I'd say this is at very least not a wrong choice.
Review: Exceeded Expectations! - Works as advertised. I was reluctant because the other riders in our group have Sena’s and I saw all the comments that Sena would not pair up with the Cardo’s. After getting ours setup, I invited one of our friends to try pairing the units up. We had some success but when using on the bikes there was a lot of static that was annoying but we at least knew we could use them when needed but switch them over when not using. The comm and music was very clear when in mesh mode with other Cardo users. I loved the voice command capabilities and also found I could call “hey Siri, call…” our Sena friend and then I can push a button and tie the phone call in with the other Cardo users and the sound was very clear, no static and everyone could be in the conversation. I highly recommend the Cardo Packtalk for the waterproofing, voice command, mesh, sound quality, and ease of use.

## Features

- Patented Dynamic Mesh Communication technology provides seamless, long-range Intercom connections with unmatched ease and stability for large and small groups alike. Best in class wind-noise reduction.Specific uses for product : Music
- Sound by JBL: Truly unrivaled sound quality and performance at all speeds. Premium audio clarity optimized for use in a helmet. Streaming music, phone calls, intercom, and GPS navigation never sounded so good
- “Hey Siri” / “Ok Google” voice activation. Cardo’s Natural Voice Operation enhances ease and safety by reducing the need to interface with a specific button or wheel. 20+ onboard commands in multiple languages control many aspects of the device
- iOS and Android Cardo Connect App for full remote control ability and complete command of device settings/presets
- Universal Fitment: compatible with all helmet makes and models. For use with a half helmet, the Cardo Half Helmet Kit is required - ASIN B01AXDGWPU

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07MYB95SX |
| Additional Features | Dynamic Mesh Communication |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | motorcycle communication system |
| Audio Driver Size | 40 Millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 13 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #424,006 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #195 in Powersports Helmet Communication #890 in Single Ear Bluetooth Cell Phone Headsets #25,576 in Headphones & Earbuds |
| Bluetooth Version | 4.1 |
| Brand | Cardo |
| Brand Name | Cardo |
| Built-In Media | communication system and accessories |
| Cable Features | Retractable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Motorcycles |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | Remote, Voice |
| Control Type | Call Control |
| Controller Type | Voice-activated remote control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 5,701 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | over-ear |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00828831842794 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Item Type Name | PTB00101 - PACKTALK Bold Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Headset - Black, |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Cardo |
| Model Name | PACKTALK Bold Duo |
| Model Number | PTB00101 |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Music |
| Style Name | Bold JBL |
| Subject Character | no character |
| Theme | Music |
| UPC | 828831842794 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cardo
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Noise Control:** Sound Isolation

## Images

![Cardo PTB00101 - PACKTALK Bold Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Headset - Black, Dual 2 Pack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41Su31IbFlL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this dual pack also come with the speakers for each unit?**
A: yes. both units have speakers. and they are perfect for intercom.

**Q: Do I need to buy 2 of this same set for my wife with her own bike??**
A: Each rider needs their own headset on their helmet.  Both riders having the same headset makes connecting them easiest.

**Q: What kind of mic does it come with? Boom or boomless?**
A: Hi,
Cardo had two types of microphones, one is the hybrid boom, and the other is a corded mic for full-face helmets.
The Packtalk Black has both in the box.

**Q: Is this a full kit? Does this come with everything?**
A: Hi,
Yes, all of Cardo units come with everything in the box in order to install the unit on the helmet

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sound waves are science. Cardo seems to know that.
*by J***D on September 4, 2020*

Bottom line: It works as advertised and I'm about to buy a 2nd. Anyone expecting dolby surround sound or 12 speaker car audio quality... doesn't understand acoustics and the environment this operates in. Do I wish it was more robust sounding audio, yes. But it is a good balance of on the road entertainment and still being able to track what's happening in your environment, YES! Longer Version: Ok, so I've had this and used it on my daily commute for about 4 months now. So far I've never run out of battery, but I've not been on a ride longer than 4 hours yet. However, I've gone 2 week or so without charging it with roughly 30-40 min round trip runs. Still, not the advertised lifespan tested, but again no issues. I've only paired up with someone once. Worked without any headache. I bought mainly for audio navigation and music. Both have worked pretty flawlessly. Noise cancelling is quite good. I've had trouble with people hearing me on a call when testing it in my apartment (I think it was too quiet in my apartment for the noise filtering to understand lol). But it seems to work great when on my bike. At 80 mph, they can still hear me as well as 25mph. At pretty much any speed, I'm told that the volume coming through on the call is low, but clear. I haven't discovered a setting that seems to impact that. It's not ideal, but it does allow me to flawlessly answer or make calls if necessary without stopping or any fumbling or fuss. Practice using the button to hang up on a call. I haven't discovered a voice command to hang up and it took me longer than I'd like to admit to figure that you had to press a button to end the call. Music - the big one. Look, if you want to blast your music in your ear while riding, I'd humbly suggest reconsider the safety of that. But that's also what headphones are for. Having said that, I'm a music guy and I want to have tunes rolling while I ride. This is my first helmet system. So I can't compare it to anything else, but I am an audiophile and if you heard how strong, full, balanced, and clear my system is in my car, you'd know I spend a lot of time and effort getting it right. This system just works. I actually think it sounds very good. For those that claim they can't hear it or it's unimpressive, I don't know what you were expecting from a small scale speaker competing with 85-100db from road, engine, and wind noise in even the better helmets. But 2 things have made a big difference for me. Make sure your volume level on your phone is turned up pretty much all the way. This seems to have a very real impact to the volume range of the system for me. Also, to protect my ears, I ride with some Alpine riding ear plugs in that claim they filter out the white noise and spare reduce the strain on your ears. I think they do that well and a great investment. I also find that I can actually hear my music much better when I wearing those plugs than without and at a greater range of volume levels. I'm about to purchase my second unit for my second helmet. I have a HJC RPHA 11 and a RPHA 90. One for short runs and imo improved safety. The other is for the longer hauls I've started running. So far this has been running in the 11 with the full face mic. I'll install on the 90 with the modula mic and update if I find a noticeable performance difference. It might help that I'm also on a semi quiet bike (2018 Versys 650) without burning cash on any aftermarket pipe. I also have an aftermarket windshield that is very effective. But even when I have that dropped down for some airflow I don't notice much, if any drop off in hearing my music. Weirdly, I feel like podcasts also tend to come through more clearly. But you have fewer audio waves fighting the environment to reach your ears. So to me I suppose that makes sense. I spent the first 30 years of my life paycheck to paycheck. So even with the resources now to buy premium products, I can't shake the habit of bang for buck buying. I think this is a great bang for buck if it fits your budget and if comms and audio while you ride are important to you. If there are better options, I'd say this is at very least not a wrong choice.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exceeded Expectations!
*by K***Y on July 30, 2022*

Works as advertised. I was reluctant because the other riders in our group have Sena’s and I saw all the comments that Sena would not pair up with the Cardo’s. After getting ours setup, I invited one of our friends to try pairing the units up. We had some success but when using on the bikes there was a lot of static that was annoying but we at least knew we could use them when needed but switch them over when not using. The comm and music was very clear when in mesh mode with other Cardo users. I loved the voice command capabilities and also found I could call “hey Siri, call…” our Sena friend and then I can push a button and tie the phone call in with the other Cardo users and the sound was very clear, no static and everyone could be in the conversation. I highly recommend the Cardo Packtalk for the waterproofing, voice command, mesh, sound quality, and ease of use.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cardo for dummies
*by M***I on May 21, 2020*

So my husband and I finally had the time to ourselves and went for a run. We are not techie at all. We watch some you tube videos to install the talk pack bold duo into our helmets. The video was excellent too. Showed all kinds of helmet. I charged the packs overnight. Took us about 30 mins to install in the helmet. Am very glad we bought the jbl. The sound was crystal clear and the bass did come through fine. Yes was very pricey but So worth it. I figureD if you’re going on a couple to a few hour cruise and you’re sightseeing and going places you’ve never been before you’ll want to talk to your spouse or partner on some cool things you see like we do. We are about to hit 50 so going for a cruise and able to listen to our music without having to fumble with your cell phone is a plus. I had my purse inside our saddle bag and was able to listen to the music fine. So this is my take on it. With the duo you’re able to individually listen to your own music but still be connected to your partner thru the intercom. There is no wind noise whatsoever. Their white noise cancellation is excellent. You don’t hear any wind noise like you do on cell phones. Your partner will not hear your music or vice verse. The Bluetooth allows the connectivity to both the cardo talk pack and you stay connected to your smart phone at the same time. It was perfect. When you spoke the music soften a bit so you can hear each other and then the music would come back to original volume. I love the “hey cardo” function similar to Siri and bixby on smart phones. You can pick up phone calls with a touch. Increasing volume was cool. It’s a turning wheel on the talk pack. Now one con was the instructions showed I could share my music with my husband but was not able to do that yet. Still need to figure that out. I have a shoei helmet and my husband has a no name brand helmet that the front face lifts up. He used the half part mic. I used the full mic. You can’t even tell it’s inside the helmet. We both used the stick pad onto the outside of the helmet instead of the clip. The clip is a joke. All the helmets are thicker by design nowadays anyway. We both ended up using the adhesive to stick the talk pack clip onto the helmet. The video says to let the adhesive sit for 24 hours. We didn’t know that and we wanted to try it out. We still went out to try it. The adhesive as fine after 1 hour. This allows you to remove for charging. My shoei is very well insulated so the music And sound was great. I was totally impressed. I’ve had jbl before so wasn’t surprised but was still impressed. Never used an intercom before in a helmet. We went for a two hour ride and the battery didn’t die. I am very excited about The fact we can intercom with other riders and may be able to connect with them too to talk but that may be beyond our tech knowledge may have to trial and error it when opp comes. We may need to have same brand. Will have to read more into that. If you’re a hard core bike rider or a weekend road warrior it’s a must have if you’re with a partner. For individuals, the music alone to listen to on rides and be able to pick up calls and such is great. We also used a cell phone holder for motorcycles that held the phone in place by pinching the phone in the middle and has silicone bands that stretched around the corners of the phone for added security. We went along back roads over hills and some roads had some holes and unevenness and the phone didn’t budge. So overall it took us no longer than 30-40 mins to install, turn on, Bluetooth search for the talk pack, read on how to turn on music (minus the overnight charging) and we were out the door to go pick up some to go sushi for dinner. Charging Doesn’t take that long but I did it for the first time use. My husband didn’t have any music downloaded to his Samsung so at first we thought it didn’t work but we turned on his MixerBox list an app on his phone and he could hear his music fine. I love this product and it is so worth it. I hope this was helpful.

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