Cardo Scala Rider Packtalk Bold Duo JBL
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According to our motorcycle headset expert
The Cardo Scala Rider Packtalk Bold JBL provides you with all the comfort you need while riding a motorbike. You can communicate with 15 other riders. The headset has an 8km range via the DMC network, or 1600m via Bluetooth. You can connect it to a navigation system via Bluetooth to use voice commands, or connect it to your smartphone at the same time and listen to music or make phone calls. Besides, the Cardo Scala Rider has an integrated radio with 6 preset stations. The volume of your music or phone call automatically adjusts itself based on traffic and background noise.
Number of included headsets | 2 | |
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Range | 8000 m | |
Intercom exchange call with number of drivers | 15 | |
Number of devices that can be paired | 3 | |
Water-resistant | ||
Microphone noise suppression | ||
Noise canceling |
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I am experiencing problems with controlling Siri (iPhone) through the Packtalk. There is a bug, which has been going on for some time, and makes voice control, in combination with noise reduction, impossible. On Reddit, Apple and Cardo point to each other as the culprit for this problem. Since this is a big selling point, it is very bad that this is still not solved a long time later.
In addition, it is important to realize that the Slim version of the Packtalk at LANG is NOT suitable for all helmets. For my HJC i70, I had to push really hard, with a credit card stuck between the helmet (probably removing some glue) for the Packtalk to fit in between. My Shoei Neotec Splicer 2 is specially made for use with an OTHER headset, so the combination with the Packtalk Slim does not look very nice. The battery on the back is quite loose, the wires are actually just too short and I had to remove a plastic plate on the side of the helmet, so the whole thing doesn't look very nice.
It is very nice to listen to music on the motorcycle, without having a heavy headset on the side, which catches a lot of wind. The sound quality of the microphone is good. I also quite believe the claims that the Packtalk has the best sound quality due to the collaboration with JBL, although it is nothing to write home about yet.
Kilian Urban
9 June 2021
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Great set! Quite on the expensive side but well worth your money!
Jasper Sprengelmeijer
17 July 2019
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Attn the Sena, the CARDO is waterproof
Nick
17 February 2021
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Product number | 829958 |
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Manufacturer code | PTB00101 |
Brand | Cardo |
Warranty | 2 years |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
Color | Black | |
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Material | Plastic | |
Finish | Matte | |
Height | 49 mm | |
Width | 91 mm | |
Depth | 25 mm | |
Weight | 57 g | |
Number of included headsets | 2 | |
Water-resistant | ||
IP certification | IP67 | |
Standby time | 7 days | |
Talk time | 13 hours | |
Noise canceling | ||
Built-in microphone | ||
Microphone noise suppression |
Bluetooth | ||
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Bluetooth profiles | Hands-Free Profile (HFP), Standard Audio (A2DP) | |
Bluetooth Smart | ||
Bluetooth version | 4.1 | |
NFC | ||
Number of devices that can be paired | 3 | |
Bike-to-bike intercom | ||
Intercom call waiting | ||
Intercom exchange call with number of drivers | 15 | |
Rider-to-passenger intercom | ||
Multipoint pairing | ||
Range | 8000 m | |
Pick up/hang up phone call |
Hands-free function | ||
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Voice control | ||
Spoken notifications | ||
Automatic volume control | ||
FM radio | ||
Share music with your passenger | ||
A2DP stereo connectie |
