- Does the BTR1 Advanced use mesh or Bluetooth?
- It is Bluetooth only, with no mesh networking. You pair it directly with a phone, GPS or a second unit.
- How many riders can it connect to?
- It is designed for rider-to-rider or rider-to-passenger pairing between two units. It is not built for large group mesh conversations.
- Can I use it for phone calls and navigation?
- Yes. It pairs with a phone for calls and with a GPS or phone app for turn prompts.
- Will it fit my helmet?
- It uses a clamp or adhesive mount that fits most full-face and modular helmets. Check the helmet's shell shape before buying.
- Is it worth it over a Cardo or Sena?
- If you only need to talk to one other rider or a passenger, it covers that with less complexity. If you ride in groups or want mesh, the premium brands are the better fit.
- Where is the Midland C1529 BTR1 Advanced Bluetooth Kommunikation Rider communication set cheapest?
- At Motoin, for $166.92, as of our latest check.