As I said earlier, this helmet doesn’t come with a Bluetooth device pre-installed in it. But this helmet indeed comes with a FreedConn Bluetooth device as a bundle. That means you’ll get the intercom unit device with the helmet but you have to install that yourself or somehow, that’s no big deal either.
The Bluetooth device itself is a 3.0 version of Bluetooth, that’s not the latest version. Then again, it’s just a budget option that comes at about one-fourth the price of the Sena Momentum EVO.
However, you’ll get decent features with this Bluetooth device as well. Such as rider-to-rider (3 riders) communication, GPS navigation. Attending incoming or outgoing calls and so. You can enjoy riding your motorcycle while listening to your favorite music too.
The connectivity range for this device is around 800 meters, which is pretty good according to the price. The battery backup you’ll get out of this device is about 7 hours of intercom and 20 hours when connected to the phone. However, the quality of the Bluetooth communication might not be the best for this helmet, it’s a budget option after all.