Wireless intercom system

Wireless intercom system

 

Wireless intercom system

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Product Specifications

WarrantyONE YEAR

Height (inches)2.70 inches

Width (inches)7.19 inches

Weight1.6 Pounds

Wireless intercom system

Technical Details

• Wireless intercom system for rider & passenger or motorcycle to motorcycle
• Compatible with other Bluetooth-enabled devices such as cell phones, GPS, MP3 players, and two-way radios
• Rider and passenger devices are identical, but independent from each other

Wireless intercom system

Product Description

Includes two wireless devices - use for rider and passenger communication or motorcycle to motorcycle
Features the Bluetooth version 2.0 stereo, A2DP protocol
Wireless connection with up to three other Bluetooth-enabled devices such as cell phones, GPS, MP3 players and other Midland Bluetooth headsets
Connect to non-Bluetooth device - MP3, or two way radio
The Midland BT2 Rider and Passenger are identical devices and independent from each other with a range up to 220 yards
Multifunctional to enhance the riding experience
Midland BT2 Rider and Passenger connected to a cell phone with built in MP3 player can remote control the features foward/replay and play/stop from the headsets
Includes hi-def stereo speakers for each set (hi-fi speakers, optimized for listening to music also available, see the accessories section)
Waterproof
Shock Resistant
Fitted with AGC function that automatically controls the volume in relation to the background noise
Up to eight hours of usage
Noise cancelling microphones
Includes two types of mounting hardware for helmets (base with clamp and base with adhesive)
Two types of microphones included for each unit (boom mic and wired mic)
Includes AC dual charger, DC charger and stereo cable

Wireless intercom system

The BT2 provides me with great integration with my Blackberry 9630 Tour. Answering and making cell calls are flawless with voice commands. It's amazing actually how well it works. The Bluetooth reliably connects every time I turn the BT2 on. If I have the phone's media player active (playing or on pause), it will begin playing the music immediately after connecting. Voice quality is awesome on both ends for cell calls and the intercom. The person on the other end of the cell call doesn't even know I am on a motorcycle doing 60mph. Streaming audio is also really good. When playing music from the phone, it's best to keep the volume on the BT2 on one setting and use the phone's up/down volume. There is great flexibility with the small but very good sounding speakers (of course don't expect tons of low end). The sound is better the closer the speaker units are to your ears. The units can get really loud. If you wear earplugs while riding, you will be able to hear the BT2 just fine. It was easy to install as Velcro is on the back of the speakers and boom-mic mounting areas. I thought wearing gloves would be a problem trying to hit the buttons while riding. With the lighter gloves I've been wearing it has not been a problem.

I haven't pushed the battery life too much to test claims of the 8 hours talk-time. I have ran them for 2 hours with no problems. As far as the distance range of the bike to bike feature, I get about 90-100 yards max with no obstacles between the units. That's good enough for my needs. The literature boasts a maximum range of 220 yards.

Wireless intercom system