Packtalk Edge

Easy to use, has good functionality when riding, fits well in my carbon shark spartan helmet. Was too tight when fitted to my agv k5s tho but i think the issue was that helmet is just smaller.Sound quality is good, how the speakers are fitted in your helmet makes a big difference here’s.All in great value for money, good app, easy to pair, easy to use, love the convenience of how the unit comes on and off the mounting plate. Not hard to fit. Voice commands work well. Phone calls are clear and the person on the other end cant even notice I'm on my bike. As much as it’s not cheep, worth the extra for the quality and assurance of it being s respectful brand.

Great bit of kit. Only used a handful of times. Not connected to other headsets so can't comment on ease of use.Speakers are good quality and loud even in my windy helmet, easy to install. The app is a breeze to use and connects straight away. Nice compact size on the side of your helmet.

Good clear sound easy to connect light and compact

Ive had quite a few Cardo units for my helmets and find them to be the number 1 leader for helmet headsets. Yes they are expensive but at the end of the day you get the great technology over your other website sellers. Now, you need to follow this regarding the speakers. Many helmets now have speaker sections in the helmets to velcro the speakers into. Not all of us have the same ears and the speaker moulds do NOT fit perfectly for our ears. If your soekers seem muffled or not very loud then your speakers are NOT fitted correctly. Take your speakers out, put them to your ears and if they are louder then your speakers need to be adjusted in your helmet, even just a fraction out and the voulme will be lower, dont just fit the soeakers in the helmet speaker holder, use one of the spacers provided and move the speaker towards the front and down a few mills, this will be a lot better for you.Anyway, onto the unit, very simialr to the other units from cardo but this is a lot better for 1 - 1 comms with another rider, group chats are a breeze to set up. Another tip is if you are riding out of bluetooth range, then most of us all now have unlimited calls from your mobiles, simply make a phone call to the other rider and call over the mobile network !! Simple but very effective. For group chats out of bluetooth range then use WA for a group chat. I have had chats with my brother on his way home as we split in different directions and can still communicate 25 miles apart as we use a mobile call to each other. I would not get any other headset other than Cardo, the ones sold using the famous F1 driver are sadly over rated and no where near as good as Cardo !!

After researching for several weeks the Cardo Edge consistently emerged as the best coms unit for bikers. Fitting it was realitively easy, just need to take your time. There are some helpful youtube videos that i watched prior to fitting my unit to my full face helmet. The sound quality is great although i have only as yet tried it at home. The voice controls work well switching from taking calls to radio to music. My only gripe up to now is that after purchasing and fitting the unit i found it £50 cheaper on a couple of other websites.

Easy to install, great sound quality even at speed.

Have it long time battery life is great and strong connection. Zero complaint.

I bought the Packtalk Edge last May and was blown away by the features. Great sound, the DMC comms with other riders was excellent, and the battery life was great, the high price seemed worth it. Fast forward one year with relatively light use, and now the battery life is woefully reduced, with a low battery warning starting after around 40 minutes, then the device switching itself off with a drained battery after around 2 hours. I now have to carry a battery pack so any stops we do on rides I have to charge the unit, this is shameful when you lay out this much for a device.So, it's gone from all day battery to around 2 hours, in a year, with relatively light use. I know LiON batteries have a reduced capacity over time, but this seems to be a fault as the device certainly has not been charged more than 40 times, nevermind hundreds, which is usually when the capacity reduction starts. I have seen other reports online with the same issue on this model. I have reported the issue back to Cardo and have been told their technical team don't accept warranty claims from units purchased on Amazon, so I have had to fill in the support form on the Cardo website, which isn't easy to find, and I am now at the mercy of whatever they decide to do.I would be very cautious before buying Cardo, and certainly would think twice about buying on Amazon, as it appears they have a downgraded warranty process for Amazon customers. I'll update this review with their response.