Product Description

The Q2 PRO offers bike-to-bike intercom communication for a distance of up to 700 m/2,300 feet and a whole range of other technological advances for smooth and effortless communication. Embedded PLC (Packet Loss Concealment) technology allows real time compensation of audio losses in challenging environments and makes your conversation sound clearer than ever. Thanks to MDC (Multiple Device Connection) technology, the Scala Rider Q2 PRO allows bikers to receive GPS voice instructions, communicate with other bikers or with a passenger on the back seat via intercom, conduct calls on their mobile phones and listen to music and radio. Entertainment features now include wireless A2DP stereo music or MP3 player connection via cable as well as built-in FM radio with RDS.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8012 in Automotive
• Color: Black
• Brand: Cardo Systems
• Model: SRMS0302
• Released on: 2012-12-03
• Dimensions: 3.00" h x 10.00" w x 9.00" l, 2.80 pounds

Features

• Bike-to-bike intercom - alternate between 2 other riders within a range of 700m/2,300 feet
• Rider-to-passenger communications - both rider and passenger using Q2 PRO headsets can communicate via intercom as well as independently conduct mobile phone calls, listen to MP3 music in stereo or to the built-in FM radio
• Full duplex - no longer the walkie-talkie syndrome where one party can only speak when the other is silent; the Scala Rider Q2 PRO allows bikers and passengers to talk and listen simultaneously
• Talk time is up to 8 hours
• Standby time is 7 days

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Great intercom!
By Docrenatoms
At last I can communicate with my wife while we enjoy our motorcycle and listen to my podcasts or musics while I go to work. This product has everything that I expected:
- long life battery;
- waterproof;
- great audio quality, at least until 75 mph (I think it may be good as well beyond this speed with the other foam for the microphone - my helmet isn't very silent as well);
- integration with MP3 player;
- technology to receive, initiate and reject calls by voice control;
- full duplex;
- adjusts its own volume based on ambient noise;
- easy self-installation, despite I spent much more than the 5 minutes in the box;
- etc. (so many qualities).

But it isn't just flowers:
- the speakers become a little uncomfortable for me after some minutes (maybe because my helmet doesn't have an appropriate space for it - in my wife's helmet it fits perfectly - maybe I should dig a space for it in the helmet's foam);
- t he FM radio is awful (poor reception).

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Best Product Ever!
By Nascar88girl
I bought this for my husband for X-mas and we absolutely Love it. We both have modular helmets so the sound is great. Easy to setup, great reception, great battery life. We've taken several trips that were 8+ hours and they never stopped working. It's so nice to travel on our bike and be able to communicate. I cannot even imagine not using them. It makes rides much more enjoyable having a great reliable product like this. I wouldn't hesitate to buy again if anything were to happen to ours. A few times we got into rain and it had no effect on these whatsoever. Don't hesitate to purchase, you won't be sorry. You'll only ask why you didn't buy these sooner!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Terrible product line
By Saraprop
This is a terrible product. Regardless of what the Cardo Systems advertising says, pairing the Scala rider Q2 with more than one device is basically impossible. So, based on priority, I paired my GPS, manually connected my ipod via the cord and gave up pairing my phone. I have 3 bluetooth devices and can only pair one. Very disappointing. A bigger problem is that YOU CANNOT HEAR ANYTHING except possibly music from an iPod or similar device. The only way to actually hear my GPS (Garmin Zumo 350LM top-of-the-line) is to connect my Apple earbuds directly to it. So, Bluetooth is useless, and, more disturbingly, the Scala Rider earpieces are basically useless.
Let's summarize.....I purchased the Scala Rider Q2 to Bluetooth with GPS, iPod and cell phone. I can only Bluetooth with one of these. Take your pick. And, regardless of what I actually pair with, the sound quality (especially with GPS) is so poor as to be useless. In order to really, truly hear my devices I need to attach ear buds and stick them in my ear. So, basically, the Scala Rider system is USELESS to me (I ride alone so I don't know what it is like pairing with another rider using the 2nd unit. If you Google it, you will find that many people have a problem with that feature too!). So, guess what, I am removing the thing from my helmet and will be using earbuds from now on. Total waste of money.