Moto Guzzi Bluetooth Modular Helmet

The Blinc-A2 communication system, included with this helmet, can pair with up to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, such as mobile phones or GPS units. Additionally, it supports pairing with another Blinc-A2 headset for intercom conversations between riders. However, the Blinc-A2 does not feature mesh communication capabilities; its intercom function is limited to one-to-one connections with a range of approximately 30 meters. Regarding Bluetooth specifications, the Blinc-A2 utilizes Bluetooth version 4.0. The Blinc-A2 intercom system is primarily designed to pair with another Blinc-A2 unit, meaning its intercom function is generally not compatible with other brands of communication systems. It lacks the Universal Intercom feature found in some higher-end models (like Sena or Cardo), which allows cross-brand pairing. Cardo units with Universal Bluetooth Intercom can pair with non-Cardo devices like the Blinc-A2, as long as the other device supports standard Bluetooth HFP (Hands-Free Profile) for intercom communication, so the Blinc-A2 can pair with a Cardo, for example, - but with limitations. Here's how it works: The Cardo unit goes into Universal Intercom mode and treats the Blinc-A2 like a phone. The Blinc-A2 must be in mobile phone pairing mode (not intercom mode). Once paired, they can communicate using Bluetooth, but: - Only one-to-one communication (no group chat). - Limited range (about 10–30 meters). - No advanced intercom features like dynamic reconnection or audio mixing.