Expert Opinion: The Cardo Packtalk Edge is a cutting-edge Bluetooth motorcycle headset designed for seamless communication with up to 15 riders within a 1mi range.

This tiny motorcycle tech is rugged enough to ride with the toughest of riders through the roughest of rides. Next, the microphones on the boom are directional, it say's outside on it and you better install it with the words away from you, otherwise you will get very low volume and a lot of background wind noise. There were a lot of cheaper options, however most have drawbacks such as complexity in setup, short battery life, noisy comms while moving, dropped connections and cheap or flimsy mounting and hardware.All things considered, sometimes less wiz-doodles allow for more focus to enjoy the experience of the ride.

With the Sena 50C, there's no need to memorize awkward finger position combinations to access features. From our advanced P5 Portable Tire Pump to our motorcycle wireless chargers, you can get everything you need for the open road right here. Although, I was not able to control my device as well as the other Cardo headsets when in Intercom Mode. The outdated tech of the B4FM puts it at the mercy of more advanced headsets that have better features and software. Pairing mode is shown by an alternating red and blue LED, as well as a message through the speakers.Then, one either of the 2 bridges, you press the intercom button and the unit will say, "scanning" and then "connected". Especially if you ride hard in places where most tech, GPS, and cell phone connections go out the window. Universal pairing feature, compatible with most of the Bluetooth headphones or earpiece in the market. I often forget to bring it with me, so I just use my motorcycle key to slide into the key slot and dismount it. I had to use the boom microphone on her helmet and ended up using a bit of hot glue to keep the wires from flopping around.