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Cardo Packtalk Edge DUO

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Description

The Cardo Packtalk Edge is Cardo's mesh intercom with the magnetic Air Mount, sold here as a two-unit pack. Two headsets, each with its own mount, speakers and microphone - one for each helmet.

The Air Mount

The Edge snaps onto its helmet plate magnetically. There is no sliding it into a cradle in gloves, and no fiddling at the side of the road - you put it near the plate and it takes itself. Small thing, done every single ride.

Mesh, not pairing

2nd generation Dynamic Mesh Communication for up to 31 riders. The group forms itself, and a rider who drops out of range is picked back up automatically rather than needing to re-pair.

Sound and charging

JBL speakers with three tuned sound profiles. Twenty minutes on the charger gives two hours of talk time, which covers the case where you have forgotten to charge it and are leaving in half an hour.

Built to be left on the helmet

IP67 waterproof and a three-year warranty. Bluetooth 5.2 for the phone side, and over-the-air updates so the unit improves without a cable.

Fitting it to your helmet

The Air Mount is a magnetic plate that fits any helmet - you install it yourself at home, no tools beyond what is in the box and no helmet modification. The unit then snaps to the plate. Cardo's own accessories for the Edge and Pro use this mount; the Neo's clickable cradle is a different part and the two do not interchange.

Talking to other units and other brands

Cardo to Cardo, modern Dynamic Mesh units find each other and join the same mesh. Older Cardo Bluetooth units connect by standard pairing instead, and G and Q units need to be put into phone-pairing mode first. Other brands - Sena, Midland and the rest - connect too, but over universal Bluetooth: that rider is held as a one-to-one link, much like a phone connection, rather than joining the mesh. A mixed group works, it just does not self-heal the way an all-Cardo group does.

It works where your phone does not

The intercom needs no cellular coverage and no data. It is a direct radio link between units, so it keeps working in the places that matter - a valley, a range, anywhere the phone has dropped out.

In the box

Two headsets, each with its own mount, speakers and microphone - one for each helmet.

Key features

  • Magnetic Air Mount - snaps on and off the helmet plate
  • 2nd generation Dynamic Mesh Communication, up to 31 riders
  • Sound by JBL with three tuned profiles
  • Fast charge: 2 hours of talk time from 20 minutes on the charger
  • IP67 waterproof, three-year warranty
  • Bluetooth 5.2 and over-the-air updates

Specifications

  • IP Rating
    IP67
  • Technology
    2nd generation Dynamic Mesh Communication, up to 31 riders
  • Speaker Type
    JBL
  • Wireless Range
    8 km across a full mesh group; 1.6 km rider to rider
  • Audio Codecs Supported
    Bluetooth 5.2

Sizing Guide

Additional Information

  • Speakers JBL
  • Intercom 2nd generation Dynamic Mesh Communication, up to 31 riders
  • Range 8 km across a full mesh group; 1.6 km rider to rider
  • Water rating IP67
  • Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.2
  • In the box Two headsets, each with its own mount, speakers and microphone - one for each helmet.

FAQ's

Is this one headset or two?
Two headsets, one for each helmet, so a pair of riders is sorted from the one box.

What is the Air Mount?
A magnetic helmet plate. The unit snaps to it rather than sliding into a cradle, so it goes on and comes off in gloves without looking.

How fast does it charge?
Twenty minutes gives about two hours of talk time, which is the charge you do while you get dressed.

How many riders can I connect?
Up to 31 in one mesh group. Rider to rider is 1.6 km, and a full group spans about 8 km because each unit relays for the next.

Will it pair with a different brand of intercom?
Yes over Bluetooth, which is the common language between brands. Cardo's mesh features only work Cardo to Cardo, so a mixed group falls back to a standard Bluetooth connection.

Can I leave it on the helmet in the rain?
Yes - rated IP67, so rain and washdowns are fine. Bring the helmet indoors to charge and the unit will outlast the bike.

Will it connect to older Cardo units?
Yes. Modern Cardo units with Dynamic Mesh join each other on the mesh automatically. Older Cardo Bluetooth units connect by standard pairing instead, and G and Q units need to be put into phone-pairing mode before you start.

Do I need my phone for the intercom to work?
No. The intercom is a direct radio link between units - no phone, no cellular coverage and no data. You only need the phone for music streaming and calls.

How long does it take to charge?
Twenty minutes on the charger gives about two hours of talk time, which covers the morning you forgot to plug it in.

Which app do I need?
Cardo Connect, on iOS or Android. It handles setup, settings and software updates, and the updates come over the air - no cable and no computer.