Cardo PACKTALK EDGE

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Cardo Packtalk Edge unit

Here at BeMoto we like motorcycle communication devices, especially on those long tours. So the news that Cardo have unveiled their all-new PACKTALK generation - The PACKTALK EDGE - got us interested...


Following extensive research and development, and a complete overhaul of the entire component make-up of the PACKTALK series, Cardo Systems is proud to announce the all-new PACKTALK EDGE.


CARDO PACKTALK EDGE SPECIFICATIONS

  • New slim modern design with no external antenna
  • New magnetic Air Mount for effortless and secure attachment of unit to helmet
  • Second-generation Dynamic Mesh Communication with faster and easier pairing process and wide-band intercom
  • Most advanced Bluetooth 5.2 Technology with "Live Intercom“ support and improved universal connectivity
  • Upgraded Natural Voice engine, enhanced JBL Sound, improved noise-cancelling microphone
  • Additional new features include over-the-air software updates and fast charging via USB-C.

Cardo Packtalk Edge on helmet


The new small, slimline, antenna-free unit, has been completely redesigned, boasting a whole host of new features as well as benefiting from all the user-favourite attributes of the previous generation, to make the world’s best motorcycle communications device, even better.


CARDO PACKTALK EDGE RANGE

In 2015, Cardo Systems launched the world’s first motorcycle communicator to go beyond Bluetooth, with its introduction of Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC). The state-of-the-art technology means the devices function with a self-adjusting network that not only automatically maintains a connection between up to 15 riders, but allows them to seamlessly join, leave and rejoin at a distance of up to eight kilometres (five miles). The PACKTALK EDGE takes this technology one step further and boasts second-generation DMC connectivity with benefits including: an unparalleled deep wideband sound quality, a simpler and faster grouping process in DMC mode, faster pairing in Bluetooth mode, and Live Intercom Bluetooth support.


CARDO PACKTALK EDGE SOUND

Helping cement its ‘edge’ over its predecessors, the PACKTALK EDGE has enhanced sound thanks to redesigned JBL speakers and three new sound profiles, attaches to any helmet using a new magnetic cradle for ease of use, and boasts universal fitment and has an improved noise-cancelling microphone. It also houses the most advanced Bluetooth 5.2 chip on the market for universal connectivity. The upgraded Natural Voice Operation engine also means that riders can continue to keep their eyes on the road, hands on the bars and activate their device by simply saying “Hey, Cardo.”

Cardo Packtalk Edge unit



CARDO PACKTALK EDGE BATTERY LIFE

Other features include 13-hours battery life, USB-C and fast charging as standard - a quick 20-minute charge gives users two hours of ride time and 1.5-2 hours offers a full charge.


CARDO PACKTALK EDGE SOFTWARE UPDATES

Over-the-air software updates via the Cardo Connect App, mean that no cables or Wi-Fi adapters are required to ensure the PACKTALK EDGE device is loaded with the latest firmware.


Alon Lumbroso, Chief Executive Officer, Cardo Systems, comments: “The PACKTALK EDGE is the best communication device we have ever developed. With the ultimate audio performance in the industry, a novel Air Mount for rapid and secure attachment, and beautiful sleek, and clean design. The PACKTALK EDGE is a fantastic flagship to our extensive range of communicators. This latest offering is testament to Cardo’s three pillars – quality, purposeful innovation and user-first. Innovation is in our company DNA and we’re proud to translate that into a product for fellow motorcyclists.”


CARDO PACKTALK EDGE PRICE

The new PACKTALK EDGE has an MSRP of £339 - single and £609 - duo and will be available from retailers in late April or alternatively, it can be ordered directly from www.cardosystems.com now.

The PACKTALK BOLD will continue to be offered alongside the PACKTALK EDGE and available worldwide.

Cardo Packtalk Edge packaging



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