The Short Answer
The EJEAS V4 Plus (₱2,699) is a budget-friendly helmet intercom with Bluetooth 5.1, full-duplex talk for up to 4 riders, IP67 water resistance and up to 18 hours of talk time. Its main limit: mixing it with other brands is not recommended.
Most riders shopping for an intercom land on the same question: do I need to spend ₱10,000 or more on a big-name unit, or will something under ₱3,000 do the job? For commuting, weekend rides and riding with a backride, the answer for most people is the second one, as long as the cheaper unit gets the basics right.
This review covers what the EJEAS V4 Plus does well, where it is limited, and who should buy it. Specs come from EJEAS and our product listing. VMI Direct is an authorized seller of EJEAS in the Philippines.
Key Specs
| Spec | EJEAS V4 Plus |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | 5.1 |
| Group intercom | Up to 4 riders, full duplex |
| Range | Up to 1.5 km group; about 500 m between units |
| Battery | 750mAh |
| Talk time | Up to 18 hours |
| Charging time | About 2 to 3 hours |
| Water resistance | IP67 |
| Radio | FM 88 to 108 MHz |
| Noise reduction | CVC and DSP |
| Price (VMI Direct) | ₱2,699 (1 unit), ₱5,199 (2 units), ₱10,399 (4 units) |
What It Does Well
- All-day battery. Up to 18 hours of talk time covers a long provincial ride or a full week of short commutes for many riders.
- Rain-ready. IP67 means it is built to handle heavy rain, which matters every wet season.
- Group talk. Four riders, full duplex, so conversation flows without push-to-talk.
- Phone features. Pairs with your phone for GPS prompts, music and calls, and can auto-answer incoming calls.
- FM radio built in, useful when mobile data is weak in the mountains.
- Price. The 2-unit pack costs less than many single premium units.
Limits to Know
- Cross-brand pairing. EJEAS does not recommend pairing it with other brands. If your riding group uses mixed intercoms, this may not fit.
- Group size. Four riders is the cap. Larger clubs need a different system.
- Range drops in the city. Buildings, trucks and hills cut the 1.5 km group figure; plan on keeping the group closer.
- Audio is good, not premium. Premium units have larger speakers and more refined sound for music. For voice, GPS and calls, the V4 Plus does the job.
Who Should Buy It
Daily commuters
One unit for GPS prompts and calls, with rain protection and a battery that lasts the week.
Riders with a backride
The 2-unit pack at ₱5,199 lets couples or parent and child talk normally on the road.
Small riding groups
Up to four friends on the same model, at ₱10,399 for the 4-unit pack.
Who Should Skip It
- Clubs of five or more riders.
- Groups already using another brand.
- Riders who mainly want hi-fi music quality inside the helmet.
Setup Tips
Charge it fully before the first ride, mount it on the left side so your right hand stays on the throttle, and place the speakers directly over your ears. Our installation and pairing guide walks through each step. For the bigger picture on choosing an intercom, read our helmet intercom guide.
A Typical Week With It
Here is how the battery math works for a common rider. Say you commute 90 minutes a day, five days a week, with GPS prompts running and a few calls. That is about 7.5 hours of use, well within the rated 18 hours of talk time, so one charge on Sunday night can cover the week for many riders. Add a Saturday group ride of four to five hours with constant intercom chatter and you will want to top up midweek. Heat and high volume shorten battery life, so treat the rating as a best case.
For delivery and work riders, the auto-answer feature helps too: when a call comes in, it picks up on its own after a few seconds, so you never reach for the phone at a stoplight.
Our Verdict
The EJEAS V4 Plus gets the basics right for Philippine riders: rain protection, a long battery, simple group talk and phone pairing, at a price that makes the 2-unit pack an easy decision for couples. If you ride in a large club or with mixed brands, look elsewhere. For everyone else, it is a sensible first intercom.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many riders can connect to the EJEAS V4 Plus?
Up to four riders in full-duplex group intercom, all using the V4 Plus.
Is the EJEAS V4 Plus waterproof?
It is rated IP67, built to handle heavy rain. Dry the unit and charging port before charging.
How long does the battery last?
EJEAS rates up to 18 hours of talk time from the 750mAh battery, with about 2 to 3 hours to charge.
Questions? Contact our team. VMI Direct is an authorized seller of EJEAS in the Philippines.
Written by Johannes Yu, VMI Direct. Specs from EJEAS and our product page.
