CardoFREECOM 4X - SINGLE

Crystal-Clear Comms on the Move! The Cardo Freecom 4X has completely transformed my riding experience. From the moment I clipped it onto my helmet, the build quality and sleek design stood out—compact but powerful. The sound clarity is incredible, even at high speeds or in noisy traffic. Whether chatting with a fellow rider or syncing it up with my phone for calls and music, everything works seamlessly.Voice commands are super responsive, and the Bluetooth connectivity is rock solid. I love that I can connect with up to four riders—makes group rides way more fun and organized. The battery life also deserves a shoutout: hours of use without a hiccup.If you're serious about riding and want top-tier communication and audio while on the road, this is the device to grab. Can’t recommend it enough!

I used the sena 3s plus for some time but it was lacking fullness to the music, was umming and arring about trying this not being sure if the sound would be much better, but the difference is night and day. Highly recommend if listening to music while riding

A good system that has a lot of good features great range between riders and easy reconnect if they become disconnected, battery life is good and tells you how much is left when powering off, only thing that lets them down is the sound quality from the speakers is a little shallow and on occasion it will switch to the radio without user input or will turn off music at random especially when using the intercom

Absolutely fantastic headset. With jbl speakers that sound crisp and clear. Easy to install and setup. The app is really good. Highly recommend to anyone

I love my new cardo definitely worth the price, it attached to my helmet with ease and hasn’t budged since. It connects straight away with no problems, the ear pieces are JBl and actually have really good sound from them, this was one thing I was worried about with wind noise etc but they are brilliant. The voice command function is also very handy.

The most expensive system I've ever bought, seriously not worth it. The connection has to run through an app that isn't all that great, if you use an android auto system it will not connect. I have a tomtom sat nav, won't connect to that either. The likelihood of finding anyone else that uses this unit (that comes as a single unit not 2x as the name and price would suggest) is slim to none. By a freecom unit, half the price, same sound 2x easier to use and connects to anything.

PROS:1) WATERPROOF2) EASY TO INSTALL3) RELATIVELY EASY TO USE (TIME WITH THE MANUAL REQUIRED)4) CLEAR SPEECH5) EXCELLENT SOUND QUALITY FROM THE JBL SPEAKERSCONS:1) THE VOICE RECOGNITION IS VERY, VERY POOR.2) VR ACTIVATES THE RADIO COMPLETELY RANDOMLY3) ONCE RADIO VR ACTIVATED CAN’T GET BACK TO MUSIC4) BATTERY LIFE ISN’T 8 HOURS, APPROXIMATELY 6 HOURS5) RADIO RECEPTION IS MOSTLY CR@PI paid extra for this due to the thought that voice recognition (VR) was a great safety feature. I recently treated myself to one of the new BMW R 1250 RTs …the one with all the electronic gizmos on it. I haven’t owned a bike for 9 years and so my last bike had what was then, the gold standard in comms, the Autocom system. Gone are the wires which you always forgot to disconnect when getting off the bike! I was tempted by Sena, but heard awful stories. So I bought this Cardo Freecom 4X. It was a BIG mistake.The sound quality is excellent, the microphone picks up my voice brilliantly in calls, but for some unknown reason, the VR activates the radio, quite randomly. The RT has the BMW Connected app, which has had its issues resolved. Unfortunately, even deleting the Cardo app doesn’t stop its ridiculous VR starting up the radio. The battery life is closer to 6 hours, and yes, I always charge my devices before first use!My recommendation is to buy the 2X, which doesn’t have the VR. The 2X has the JBL speakers and is around £30-£40 cheaper. It will not turn the radio on and cause you to have to stop every ten minutes to reset everything so you can listen to music.

Connection mic fragile, with misaligned pins make 2 mic damaged