EJEAS V4 Plus Motorcycle Intercom, Motorbike Helmet
EJEAS V4 Plus Motorcycle Intercom, Motorbike Helmet Bluetooth 5.1 Headset with FM and CVC Noise Reduction, Good Sound Quality and Stable Connection for 4 Person Full Duplex Intercom (1 Pack)
EJEAS V4 Plus Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth 5.1 Intercom Make The Team Communicate More Smoothly and Connect More Closely
IP65 Waterproof
Durable design, IP65 waterproof, dustproof and so on, No matter the sunny day, the rainy day, the snowy day, you do not have to worry about the machine breakdown. Drive carefully and pay attention to safety. (Except storm, Blizzard)
750mAh Battery Capacity
Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, The charging time is about 3h, after fully charged, the call/music play time is as long as 24h,Standby time up to 260 hours, can meet the needs of long-time cycling calls.
Bluetooth Wireless Connection
Strong shake stereo music / audio function (using A2DP transmission phone / MP3 / GPS)
Standard Bluetooth technology, fully compatible with other Bluetooth devices, such as mobile phone, MP4, GPS, Bluetooth intercom, etc.
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intercom Mode | 4 people talk at the same time | 6 people pair, 2 people intercom | 2 people intercom | 7 people pair, 2 people intercom | 6 people pair, 2 people intercom | Bluetooth Headset |
| Bluetooth Version | Bluetooth 5.1 | Bluetooth 3.0 | Bluetooth 5.1 | Bluetooth 5.1 | Bluetooth 3.0 | Bluetooth 5.1 |
| Battery Capacity | 750mAh | 850mAh | 750mAh | 750mAh | 850mAh | 360mAh |
| Call Time | 24h | 12h | 24h | 22h | 12h | 19h |
| Noise Reduction Method | CVC noise reduction | DSP noise reduction | CVC noise reduction | CVC noise reduction | DSP noise reduction | CVC noise reduction |
| FM Radio | ✓ | X | ✓ | ✓ | X | X |
| Waterproof Level | IP65 Waterproof | IP65 Waterproof | IP65 Waterproof | IP65 Waterproof | IP65 Waterproof | IP65 Waterproof |
| Intercom Distance | 1500M | 1200M | 800M | 800M | 1200M | / |
| Dimensions: | 15.5 x 10 x 6 cm; 210 Grams |
| Model: | V4 Plus -1 |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | EJEAS |
| Dimensions: | 15.5 x 10 x 6 cm; 210 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
Not really a huge amount to say on this one, it’s fairly easy to setup and get working, once setup it’s a great little bit of kit and does everything that you’d expect it to at a fraction of the cost of some of the more recognised brands.
This is an update version of the last V4 which was great. this would be a great updated version and would get 5 stars normally however the sound volume is not very loud and therfore a lot of messing about with helmet mods to get the speakers closer to the ears just to hear it was a problem. even with the speakers closer to the ear the sound volume isn’t great above 50mph and I have a high end helmet due to my job so its a pretty quiet helmet to start with.
I obtained this for a friend who rides motorcycles. It is simple to attach to his helmet. It is easy to set up and pair with his mobile phone. The interface is intuitive and straightforward. The sound quality it produces whilst he is out riding is very good. It does not distort, is stable and it kills much of the background noise.
This is a simple-to-use, well-made product that simply works. It is a bit expensive, but the quality of what it does is there. Recommended.
This motorcycle intercom looks smart and it feels well made. It was easy to set up although it was a bit fiddly to attach the intercom to the helmet. The Bluetooth connection worked well. My partner tried it out on a few rides. His only complaint was that he sometimes found it tricky to answer calls as the controls are fiddly.
I wanted one of this since I have a mate with a similar intercom system (same brand different model). Fitting everything to my helmet was easy and so it was paring it to my phone to listen at music & take calls and to my mate for bike to bike communication.
The 70 is a bit high from my point of view especially since every rider needs one but for sure I can not fault the voice quality and overall features.
This motorbike Bluetooth headset can be used for 4 people to communicate at the same time.
The maximum distance between one to another is 800 Metres to stay connected.
Or a maximum of 1500 Metres between all 4.
Just to put that distance in perspective, 1500 Metres is the length of 14 standard football pitches, and 800 Metres would be the length of 7.5 standard football pitches.
To be fair, this could be used for other situations aswell for communication between 4 people, where it may not be appropriate to use a ‘Walkie Talkie’ or have messages transmitted through loud speaker.
The V4 Plus Motorcycle Intercom makes commuting and riding more comfortable with its simple, intuitive interface. Its high-performance technology delivers clear calls in all conditions, while the noise-reducing design minimises distractions. A perfect companion for your next long distance ride. The wireless helmet intercom can connect to 4 bike and the intercom system is built-in Bluetooth 5.1 and supports conversational noise reduction, so that you can enjoy excellent sound quality when you talk.
At the time of review this product was available for 69.99
It’s good and lightweight
Has a intercom system
Bluetooth 5.1
Easy to use
Handy size
This is a very good four-way intercom system that works really well. Providing that you are in the recommended vicinity of each other then this intercom works superbly. Now, to be frank. I’ve only tried this with another EJEAS intercom as my friend just so happens to have one – I’m in the process of persuading others to join our little party and the news from the grapevine is that it will happen. Once it does, I will fully update you on the four-way system.
At the moment everyone works fine, the audio is crisp and clear and the layout is logical and reasonably compact. I was able to access the buttons by memory and press them while wearing gloves without any issues.
Having a good intercom system is just great for bike rides with your mates as it makes everything more fun and convenient when deciding to have a coffee break.
A very good intercom indeed.
I have nothing negativ to say about this intercom!! I am very hapoy with it, and it came also fast, and cheap!
I was replacing a pair of “Scala Rider G4” Bluetooth Intercom Headset which eventually gave up the ghost after 10 years use (20,000 miles). The Scala were excellent but very expensive and so I was looking for something a little less costly and am extremely pleased with Value for Money EJEAS. The Build Quality of the EJEAS is excellent and the 9 buttons are easily selected, depending upon your choice of function.
The “ON” Button is the big one with a Motorcycle Printed on it (3 seconds press). The “OFF” Button is the small RED button (one quick press). Nothing could be simpler. To pair with my Garmin Zumo 660 Mototcycle Satellite Navigation, I simply held down the “ON” button for 6 seconds until Blu/Red flashing, and it was recognised and connected immediately by the Garmin.
If you’re pairing with the Garmin Zumo 660 Motorcycle Satellite Navigation, it is important to connect your Samsung Mobile Phone directly to the Garmin Zumo 660, not directly to the EJEAS E6. I’d be interested to know if anyone connected a Samsung Phone directly to the EJEAS E6, as well as a Garmin. I think if you did, you’d lose the ability to monitor incoming and outgoing calls on the Garmin Screen.
However, if not using a Satellite Navigation System, simply connect your Samsung Mobile Phone directly, using the EJEAS E6 “Phone” Button. It is marked with a Green Telephone. To pair, hold it down for (3 Seconds).
Just a word of caution; at first, I thought the pairing between EJEAS E6 and Garmin had to be repeated each time I switched off either or both the EJEAS E6 and Garmin. This is because there was a 30 second delay after switching on both the EJEAS E6 and the Garmin, after they’d been disconnected for a short while. I was WRONG and in fact the reconnection of both the EJEAS E6 and Garmin re-connected automatically and perfectly; I just needed to be patient. This is a major requirement since it would be a pain to repeatedly “pair” after switching OFF.
Overall, I am delighted with the quality of this EJEAS E6 device and the sound is really good, clear and loud. 2 Volume Control Buttons, “UP” and “DOWN” are positioned between the ON Button and the Telephone Button and are quite small, so will need to be selected accurately. I have not yet tested the Microphone quality, but with the flexible choice of both a “Boom” or a wired Microphone, I am sure the sound will be fine.
Battery life seems to be about 12 hours (it may become less). After a full charge, I left my EJEAS E6 switched on and connected to my Garmin with music transmitted by Bluetooth from my Garmin, so I was able to “soak test” the battery duration. I am very pleased with battery life, since it will appear to last a full day of riding. However re-charging with a Power-Pack, on a ride, should be simple.
One thing missing which I was able to access on my “Scala Rider G4” is FM Radio. But quite honestly, accessing FM Radio on the “Scala Rider G4” was always too fiddly so I will not miss it. Anyway, my MP3 Collection on my Garmin is all I need on a ride.
Installation into my HJC Rpha 70 helmet was easy enough- the wires fit under the pads (which just clip off and clip back on) and the microphone is stuck on with a velcro pad- better sitting slightly to the left of centre at the front to avoid the microphone cover touching your mouth. I went with the clip mount, rather than the stick on mount on the side of the helmet.
Knowing what I was doing made me quicker the second time, installing into my girlfriend’s Scorpion Exo 510 helmet.
Pairing to my iphone, her samsung and each other’s helmets was very simple and quick.
The maiden voyage was a 3 hour round trip on (UK) motorways, A roads and B roads and the E6 performs incredibly well.
Hitting the Motorway, the volume needs to be on full to cope with wind and bike noise, and it’s plenty loud enough.
(Listening to music alone, full volume would be too loud for me…)
We were able to do 70mph and still hear each other perfectly- any faster and wind noise in the helmet would be a factor. (I had less noise in my HJC than she had in her Scorpion, but I do think my helmet is very quiet!)
Range wise, I’d guess at 600-800 metres in a straight line, less when you hit turns and more built up areas.
The systems reconnects you automatically if you drop out of range with each other.
Granted, it’s only had one good run out, but if it carries on like this, I’ll recommend it to everyone.
The only reason I didn’t go for 5 stars was it only having one run so far.
I couldn’t afford to stretch to Sena prices, so 83 for a twin set was worth a try.
I was so impressed I had to put this review in and hopefully it will help folks decide.
Fantastic product, very good cost quality ratio!!! I love it I wish I could purchase it earlier.
Neat and tidy intercom system. Drawback is the initial set up [to pair the devices] as the instructions are not very clear and had to resort to the online video for help. Once the devices are paired communication is very crisp and clear.