Tailored to fit seamlessly into NEXX adventure, touring and street helmets, the new NEXX X-COM3 PRO Bluetooth® Intercom is a game-changer for group rides and touring.
Co-developed with SENA, it features Harman Kardon Speakers, live intercom for up to 24 riders, and Advanced Noise Control™ for crystal clear comms on the road.
The X-COM3 PRO includes both Mesh Intercom™ and Bluetooth® technology. It can connect up to 24 riders within a radius up to 1.2 miles via Group Mesh, and as many as 10 riders via Bluetooth® 5.1.
Dual Device capability means the user can connect with a smartphone and GPS at the same time. Making and receiving calls, streaming music and hearing turn-by-turn directions can all be done simultaneously.
High quality Harmon Kardon Speakers and built-in built-in Advanced Noise Control™ ensure that favourite track, GPS instructions, and chat from fellow riders, are all crystal clear.
Talk times of 13 hours for Bluetooth and 8 hours for Mesh will cover a full day’s riding without having to worry about recharging, although the XCOM3 PRO can be charged on the move, so there’s no need to stop and wait.
Designed to be fully integrated into NEXX helmets, the unit clips into a recess behind a removable flap on the shell, where it sits flush, well out of harm’s way.
The battery is hidden in a compartment behind the neck roll, and the low profile earphones and wiring also sit in dedicated recesses and channels beneath the helmet lining, so there’s no awkward snagging, pulling or pressure points.
The NEXX X-COM3 PRO retails at £339.98 including VAT and is compatible with the X.WED3, X.WST3, Y.100R and Y100 helmets.
You can save 16.66% (£56.54) on the price of an X.COM3 PRO if you combine your order with a new NEXX helmet.
For full spec and colour options, visit nexx-helmet.co.uk
Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
