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The editors liked
Impressive call qualityPlenty of rangeEasy installation
For all the noise that comes on the open road
The G4's microphone was good at picking up my voice from within my helmet. I didn't sound amazing
But those I spoke with could understand me just fine
Even up to highways speeds. The buttons are easy to pus
Comfortable design
Strong clarity
Excellent battery
The editors didn't like
High costLack of easily accessible controlsCuts down on singing-time
Because the G4 clips on to the outside of my helmet
Its relatively large control pod catches the wind. I definitely felt it pull my head slight to the side on my motorcycle with little wind protection. It's sometimes difficult to remember which button pr
Published: 2011-10-24, Author: Joel , review by: gizmodo.com
For all the noise that comes on the open road, the G4's microphone was good at picking up my voice from within my helmet. I didn't sound amazing, but those I spoke with could understand me just fine, even up to highways speeds. The buttons are easy to pus
Because the G4 clips on to the outside of my helmet, its relatively large control pod catches the wind. I definitely felt it pull my head slight to the side on my motorcycle with little wind protection. It's sometimes difficult to remember which button pr
For riders who need to talk to pillion passengers, other rides, or use their phone, the modular Scale Cardo G4 is a better option than even helmets with Bluetooth built-in. Just dont expect it to sound as good as earbuds...
Published: 2010-03-24, Author: Tim , review by: engadget.com
Impressive call qualityPlenty of rangeEasy installation
High costLack of easily accessible controlsCuts down on singing-time
We do have a few complaints about the Scala Rider G4, most of which could be addressed by some sort of thumb-accessible controls on the left grip, but overall we left feeling quite impressed. Given the price -- $299 each, or $499 for a pair -- you'd certa...
This mobile headset is designed specifically with motorcyclists in mind. The Scala-Rider fits both open-faced and full helmets, connecting to your phone via Bluetooth. Incoming calls can be accepted or rejected by voice commands, and the battery offer...
Abstract: June2006 by Michael Thwaite and Jay Elmore The Scala Rider Bluetooth Headset is unique in being the first universal Bluetooth solution aimed squarely at the motorcycle rider. Sure there have been other Bluetooth solutions but they’ve been expensive...
Abstract: With a Bluetooth headset, you can take your mobile conversations around the office, onto the street, and into your car without being tangled in the messy wires found on a traditional cell phone headset. And now with the Cardo Scala Rider Bluetooth head...
Abstract: You dont realise til you get a motorbike how much stuff you need to buy to make it work. Theres all the clothing to minimise scraping off the road situations, theres the bags, boxes and the like to make it usable day-to-day, and then theres the fa...
