The R Series gathers the FreedConn intercoms with a built-in
camera. This is the line that defines the brand: instead of bolting an action camera
onto an already-equipped helmet, everything sits in one unit, with one battery and one
interface.
The three R Series models
R1 Plus, the way into motorcycle dash cams
1080p video, 120° wide-angle lens, microSD up to 64 GB, built-in Wi-Fi for file
transfer, Bluetooth 5.0, communication with up to 6 riders, 1,000 metres of range,
IP65 rating. At €189.99 single and €319.99 as a twin pack, the lowest entry price on
the market for a camera intercom.
R1 Pro, higher resolution
Same architecture, but 2K QHD video, lens widened to 140° and storage up to 256 GB.
The wider angle catches vehicles pulling out from the sides, the most frequent urban
crash scenario. €219.99 single, €369.99 as a twin pack.
R3 Pro, the most versatile
2K video with a 4-megapixel sensor, 360° rotating body and tilting lens to match
your riding position, Bluetooth 5.1 chip, and a dual-function microphone that switches
between your voice and the ambient sound of the road. The model for riders who film as
much as they talk. €239.99 single, €399.99 as a twin pack.
Comparison table
What the R Series does better than an action camera
- One device on the helmet, so less weight, less wind drag and a
single mounting point.
- Nothing to trigger. Loop recording starts with the ride and
manages itself.
- One battery to watch instead of two.
- The sound of your conversation is picked up by the intercom's
microphone, which no external camera handles properly on a bike.
Frequently asked questions
What separates the R1 Plus, R1 Pro and R3 Pro?
The R1 Plus films in 1080p at 120° and takes 64 GB. The R1 Pro moves to 2K, widens to 140° and takes 256 GB. The R3 Pro keeps 2K with a 4 MP sensor and adds a 360° rotating body, a tilting lens, Bluetooth 5.1 and a dual-function microphone.
Does the camera run alongside the intercom?
Yes, both functions are independent and simultaneous. You can record, talk to your group and follow navigation at the same time.
How do you get the videos off?
Through the built-in Wi-Fi: the companion app lets you view and transfer files to your phone without removing the card and without using mobile data.
Do you have to manage card space?
No. Recording loops in segments of a few minutes, and the oldest are overwritten once the card is full. Just remember to export the clips you want to keep.