I can’t find any rating for Cardo or Sena systems when it comes to the decibels they can pump into your helmet. The product SoundPro’s biggest selling point seems to be the “ultra thin” speakers that claim to put out 115 dB. You can use it to make or receive phone calls, and listen to music, podcasts, or stream anything else. It pairs to your smartphone or smart watch just like any other Bluetooth speaker system or headset. It charges with a USB-C cable, and boasts a 10-hour run time. The one big rolling button seems to have borrowed a design from the old Senas, which is indeed glove-friendly and easy to use. It looks like you can pull it out of one helmet and pop it in another pretty easily.
The system is IPX5 waterproof, and mounts with either dual-lock to your helmet or a clip, in case you want to hang it off your goggle strap or backpack. Unlike the comm systems on the market, well, that’s all it does. The mic is integrated into the system, and there’s no separate mic or wire to mount into your chinbar.
SOUND SIPHON 2 INSTALL
It has a one-button control module that sticks to the outside of your helmet, and two speakers you install inside. Like the Bluetooth comm systems on the market, it’s a compact wireless helmet speaker setup that connects (with Bluetooth 5.0) to your phone and lets you listen to music or make and receive phone calls from the comfort of your motorcycle helmet. Sorry, guys, can’t join the group chat, this thing isn’t a comm! It’s Just a HeadsetĮnter the Syphon SoundPro. Or maybe you just want a simple system without the functionality of a comm system. Maybe you want music and nothing else, and you’re tired of toying with earbuds. Say you always ride alone, or find it too distracting to talk to people. While there are several Bluetooth helmet communicator systems on the market, sometimes that’s just not what we’re looking for.
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