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Product Description
The SKYVENT Q4 is equipped with Bluetooth 5.1 version, with the intercom headsets, you can ensure hands-free security and convenience, listen to music, retrieve GPS routes, and receive voice commands via Bluetooth. Recommend to use for 4 riders, 6 riders are also OK. The longest talking range is 1500m.
The intercom headset has a universal pairing mode that allows it to be compatible with some other brands of helmet intercom systems.
The controls are intuitive and easy to operate while riding. You can easily connect to phones and other riders, as well as control functions like music and calls.
The qualcom Bluetooth 5.1 chips make the intercm headset being able to connect to 2 smartphones, thus, you can share music, GPS and intercom at the same time.
The SKYVENT Q4 utilizes triple noise reduction technology including DSP, CVC, and a built-in microphone to eliminate environmental noise.
It performs well at high speeds. Riders can communicate clearly at speeds over 80 mph with minimal wind noise.
The SKYVENT Q4 motorcycle intercom headset features a comprehensive waterproof design with IP65 rating, effectively resisting water ingress during rides.
The SKYVENT Q4 communication system is compatible with a variety of helmet types, it works with full face, open face, and half helmets.
The installation is simple and secure, requiring no additional tools. Follow the steps above and you’ll make it in minutes.
MysterIe –
This communication system has great range and clarity. It also works great for music. Mounting it on the inside of my helmet was simple. The materials and general way it’s build appears solid. Overall, a fantastic purchase!
Tammy –
I’ve tried a couple of different Bluetooth communication systems, but this one really surprised me. It paired with my helmet with zero issues, and I’ve been able to use it with my phone for both calls and music. The sound quality is pretty impressive for a motorcycle headset, and the intercom range is solid – no issues connecting with my friends even when we’re spread out a bit. The noise-canceling feature is an advantage when it’s windy, and I could actually hear my calls clearly without straining. It’s nice to know I don’t have to worry about charging it every day.
Frank –
I’ve done some long highway rides, and it kept going without needing a recharge. The 24-hour intercom and 30-hour music playback are accurate – I didn’t feel like I was running low on power at all, even on longer days. Another thing that’s nice is that it connects easily to different helmets, and the sound is clear even at higher speeds. I also like that it can pair with other systems, just in case I’m riding with people who use a different brand. It makes everything more flexible.
Genette Green –
I recently started using this Bluetooth headset on a group ride, and I’m really impressed. The range is awesome. We were cruising around, and I had no issue staying in touch with the other riders. It’s really nice to be able to chat without having to yell over the engine noise. The sound quality is good too. The intercom works well, and there’s no major delay when someone talks. I had my phone hooked up for music, and it was still able to take calls without a hitch. The battery life is another plus – I didn’t have to charge it all day.
Bonnie –
I ride a lot with a group, and in the past, hearing my friends through other comms systems was always a struggle. Not with this one. The sound clarity is pretty fantastic. Even at higher speeds, the noise reduction really does its job. I could hear everything loud and clear, which makes group rides way more enjoyable. I also like the fact that it can be paired with multiple devices, so I don’t need to keep swapping between my music and phone calls. I’ve had some Bluetooth headsets in the past, and this one seems like it’s built to last. The setup was easy and quick, and the battery life is pretty solid, even after extended use.
Cameron Blanco –
I love that I can send my favorite tracks to my riding buddies and we all listen to the same thing while cruising. It’s a really fun feature. The connection is solid, and I haven’t had any issues with syncing up with other devices, even when we’re riding in a pack. On top of that, I’ve used the FM radio feature on solo rides, which is nice for breaking up the monotony. It’s just nice not having to fumble with my phone while riding. The install was pretty simple too. It took me just a few minutes to get it set up on my helmet.
ANDY ZHU –
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Brians (Vine Voice) –
I recently picked up this motorcycle Bluetooth headset, it makes group rides way more enjoyable. The intercom function covers a long distance, and I had no trouble staying connected with my riding buddies. Even when we spaced out a bit on the road, the signal remained stable. One of the best parts is the music-sharing feature—being able to sync up a playlist with a passenger makes the ride feel even more immersive. It also connects to two phones at the same time, which is super useful if you want to switch between personal and work calls. The audio is crisp, and the noise reduction is solid, even when riding at high speeds. Installation was simple, and it fit well inside my helmet. I was worried about using it in bad weather, but the waterproofing does its job.