Cardo Systems Spirit Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication Headset - Black, Single Pack

Absolutely flawless product. Connection very easy and excellent quality with my ATAS 2025 Apple Car Play. Sound is very good. Microphone used only with Siri and it understands the commands. I don’t have conversations on the phone while riding. Personal safety choice. No videos or blogs either. I focus on the riding experience purely and Cardo allows that by providing a fantastic product. Charging speed about two hours and yet lasts more than six hours.Simply clips on my Scorpion Exo helmet. Customer service is absolutely fantastic. I dream of a Cardo World. Knowledgeable, great quality products, reliability, accountability and kind, caring, friendly customer care. Looking forward to many more miles of adventure. My only recommendation: buy and ride happily and safely.

Use this with my boyfriend when we ride together. Bluetooth works great, speaker works great, easy to install. Doesn’t lose connection at all. Volume goes very high. Makes it easy to call while riding. Great for music as well. Got these as a starter Cardo and we love them so much. No need to upgrade to the more expensive ones.

My wife and I love these. So worth the money. Great sound. Easy connection for the phone. Size is pretty good not to bulky. The sound quality is shockingly good in my opinion. Good purchase for any rider.

Installation was super simple. Some people do the adhesive, but I chose the clamp/clip on my AGV K6 and it works well.I was ready to give this thing a low rating because of the audio quality, but it turns out I just didn’t place the speakers well. My helmet has deep speaker wells just for this, but for some sized heads, it puts the speakers too far from your ear, resulting in a tinny poor quality audio. I then tried installing the included speaker spacer pads to position them closer to my ear, and the sound quality improved drastically! Decent quality sound, especially for the price.Downside:The EQ settings are only available with the HD version - but here’s the BS kicker: the unit is capable of it, they just choose to lock it out unless you get the upgraded speakers and scan a QR code. So you’re paying for a device that you can’t use all of. I thought that was pretty dumb.Aside from that, decent connectivity, easy controls and buttons and I’ve never dropped a connection yet. Took it for several 4+ hour rides and it was never less than 50% battery after any of those rides. Build quality seems very solid.

Easy to install, connect and use. Great sound from the speakers, I have no problem jamming out with straight pipes on my bike, it drowns them out. The microphone works great for calls, even while riding. I haven't had the opportunity to test the intercom function yet, but a friend has one so that should happen soon. Battery life if great, as advertised, and the Bluetooth signal is the strongest I've ever seen. I've been up to 50 feet from my phone and inside the house without missing a beat with the Bluetooth. Highly recommended.

So for the longest, I was riding with a 3/4 helmet, and it was more or less roomy enough by my ears to accommodate earbuds. But I made the switch to full face and the earbuds wouldn't fit under the infinitely more snug full face. That's where Cardo came in.I got the HD because radio is neat and I like listening to local stations, and I also have no riding buddies so the range isn't a huge deal for me. I may upgrade the speaker set, but it's not super urgent. The bass boost sucks, though. The other, louder setting is the way to go, in my opinion. Although, I may come back and ammend this once I do get the JBL set, for now, the regular 40mm speakers are quite serviceable.The overall sound quality (once dialed in) reminds me of those headphones that used to come with CD Walkmans back in the 90s. You know the ones. They don't cup your ear, but instead just kinda sit on top of them. These speakers are more or less the same kinda situation, but they're stuffed inside your helmet and, as a result, sound a lot better than those old foam janks.And as far as on the go controls go, as long as you're not trying to do something too terribly complex, the unit suffices for basic control function. Some of the gestures in the instructions look like Naruto hand signs, but I also haven't bothered to memorized them.Voice controls, in my experience, are excellent. I don't know whether me being a woman with a higher voice helps me cut through the static, but the problems other reviews have noted are basically nonexistent for me. Again, your mileage may vary. Having good diction and projecting well will always catch voice recognition's attention better, but it's also a nascent technology with all the issues inherent therein.Overall, the quality is top notch, and I couldn't recommend this enough!

Wanted to be able to listen to music and have ability to hear GPS if I needed. So I researched and found Cardo to be one of the best reviewed brands out there. For a great price the sound quality is amazing on the Spirit HD. Super easy install. The upgraded speakers make a difference and I can hear so clear over my Harley's exhaust. Don't buy cheap. Just spend a little more for this and you'll be so happy.

System works, easy install, speakers leave more to be desired. If you have the money I would go for the System with the jbl speakers. I will be upgrading when I get my forever helmet.