As a result, these speakers have unmatched clarity in motorcycle helmets. The Cardo Packtalk Bold comes with JBL speakers, a reputable brand with many experts putting the better part of a century into the research and development of their technology. Additional buffeting and bobbing are minimal to the point where it feels negligible. Once mounted, one of the first things you will realise when riding is how aerodynamic the Cardo Packtalk Bold is. This ensures that the fitment is safe and secure. The clip slides between the outer shell and liner. The clip adds slightly more bulk but is still incredibly effective at securing the Bluetooth unit in place.
Nothing moves around, and minimal bulk is added to your helmet. The included Cardo mounting system is incredible, featuring both an adhesive slimline pad and a compact clip. The Cardo Packtalk Bold uses a 3.5mm TRS cable, which has slightly more bulk than other connectors, but it allows you to plug in earbuds of your choice. Additionally, Cardo has included a boom mic in the box for open-face and modular helmets. The speakers are generally placed in a cutaway inside the helmet on either side by the ears, while the microphone is typically wired and neatly routed to stay out of the way.
Thankfully, the Cardo Packtalk Bold is relatively simple to attach to most helmets. Some helmets will be slightly more difficult than others to fit a Bluetooth intercoms device on. Introducing the Cardo Packtalk Bold Pictured: Cardo Packtalk Bold (Cardo Packtalk Bold Review)Īs with most other intercom systems, the fitment process is mostly dependant on the helmet you are wearing. In this Cardo Packtalk Bold review, I’ll talk about why this has become the most widely used and loved intercoms systems for motorcycle riders worldwide and why it is my personal favourite helmet Bluetooth device.
The Mesh network allows up to fifteen riders to connect with one another and is far more stable than a Bluetooth connection. This seamless drop-in/drop-out connection is just one of the Packtalk’s many advanced features. Although Bluetooth is still usable and viable in most cases, it is far surpassed by the new Dynamic Mesh Communications (DMC or Mesh) technology. Not long ago, the only option we had for communicating while riding in groups was Bluetooth connectivity. Wireless technology has made huge advancements over the past few years, this is exemplified in none other than the Cardo Packtalk.
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