Passenger, group, GPS and music: all in your helmet.
From 59,99 €
Every range is drawn on the same ruler, from 0 to 2 km, so two models compare at a glance.
Help me choose
Four ways to ride, four recommended models. If you are still unsure, start from how you ride, not from the spec sheet.
I ride alone
No conversation to manage: what matters is hearing the GPS and the music over the wind.
Our recommendation
FreedConn F1 Motorcycle Intercom, Bluetooth 5.2
79,99 €
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I ride two-up
The simplest link there is: two units paired once, that find each other again at every start-up.
Our recommendation
FreedConn T-MAX S PRO Motorcycle Intercom, Jog Dial
129,99 €
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I ride in a group
Beyond three riders, Bluetooth shows its limits. Mesh restores the link when someone drops back then returns.
Our recommendation
FreedConn FX Plus Mesh Motorcycle Intercom
129,99 €
See the Mesh range
I want to film
A camera inside the communication unit: one device on the helmet, one battery to charge.
Our recommendation
FreedConn R3 Pro Motorcycle Intercom with 2K Camera
239,99 €
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Our ranges
Pick the range that matches how you ride, not a spec sheet.
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6 models
Talking and filming in one unit. What FreedConn is known for.
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3 models
The network rebuilds itself. For group rides with no re-pairing.
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4 models
Talk to your pillion or a small group, with music and navigation.
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Audio
At 130 kph, wind noise drowns out a normal conversation. Hi-Res speakers keep voices intelligible and navigation audible, without pushing the volume into distortion.
Controls
Hunting for a small button on the side of your helmet while riding is awkward and unsafe. A wide jog dial works blind, even in thick winter gloves.
Compatibility
Your FreedConn connects to their intercom over universal Bluetooth, for a two-way conversation. Mesh stays between FreedConn units.
In real conditions
Built-in camera, group network, voice controls: what these units actually do on the road.
Before you buy
Choosing and fitting an intercom always raises the same questions. Here are the answers.
Yes, in almost every case. Each kit contains two microphone types, a boom mic for flip-up and open-face helmets, a flat wired mic for full-face, plus two mounts, a clamp and a 3M adhesive pad. Allow about fifteen minutes for the first fitting.
Yes, over Bluetooth. Most of our models offer universal pairing and connect over Bluetooth to Sena, Cardo or Midland intercoms, for a two-way conversation. FreedConn Mesh, on the other hand, only talks to other FreedConn units.
Yes, every model carries an IP65 or IP67 rating stated by the manufacturer, depending on the reference. You can ride through heavy rain without worry. This is not immersion-proofing: do not submerge the unit, and store the helmet under cover.
Yes, on most models. Audio mixing keeps navigation prompts or music in the background while you talk. Check the model's product page.
Contact our customer service, Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm, Paris time. If a unit is faulty out of the box or fails, we arrange the replacement or refund under the from our support team in Saint-Nazaire.
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Guides, how-tos and comparisons to choose, fit and look after your kit without getting it wrong.
Bluetooth, Mesh or built-in camera: the three FreedConn ranges explained simply.
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Two Bluetooth intercoms close in price but very different in use. Control wheel, audio, range and ergonomics compared.
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R3 Pro, R1 Pro or R1 Plus: what moving from 1080p to 2K actually changes, along with the rotating unit and Hi-Res audio.
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Riding six-up changes everything: range, link stability, automatic reconnection. The three models that genuinely hold up.
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What Hi-Res Audio actually brings on the road, and why placement matters more than power.
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Boom or wired microphone, clamp or 3M adhesive: step-by-step fitting depending on your helmet type.
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