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EJEAS is a Chinese wireless communication brand established in 2005, serving customers in over 100 countries. It specialises in Bluetooth intercom systems — for motorcycling, skiing, refereeing and industrial use.
A motorcycle intercom mounts inside the helmet and connects riders to each other, to a pillion, and to a phone — so navigation prompts, calls and conversation happen without stopping or removing a helmet.
What a helmet intercom changes
- Group rides — talking to other riders instead of relying on hand signals
- Rider and pillion — normal conversation at speed, over engine and wind noise
- Navigation — turn-by-turn directions in your ear rather than glancing at a phone
- Calls and music — hands stay on the bars and eyes on the road
Worth knowing before you buy
Range figures are line-of-sight. A system rated 1500m achieves that on an open road with nothing in between. In traffic, around buildings or through a convoy, expect considerably less.
Count the riders. Sets are sold by the number of headsets and the number of people who can talk at once. Buying a pair and later wanting a group of four usually means buying again.
Waterproofing is not optional here. A helmet unit will meet rain sooner rather than later during wet season, so check the rating rather than assuming.
All EJEAS products sold here carry a 1-year warranty and ship nationwide across the Philippines.
EJEAS V4 Plus 4 Set Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet Intercom Headset With 1500M
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a motorcycle intercom actually do?
It mounts inside your helmet and connects you to other riders, to a pillion, and to your phone. That means group conversation while riding, navigation prompts in your ear, and calls without stopping or removing your helmet.
How far does the range really reach?
Rated ranges are line-of-sight. A system rated 1500m achieves that on an open road with nothing between riders. In traffic, around buildings, or with riders spread through a convoy, expect considerably less. Plan on riders staying within sight of each other.
How many riders can talk at once?
It depends on the set. Systems are sold by headset count and by how many people can be on the channel simultaneously, so decide your usual group size before buying. Buying a pair and later needing four generally means buying again rather than adding on.
Will it survive the rain?
Check the rating on the specific model rather than assuming. A helmet unit will meet heavy rain during wet season here, so waterproofing is a requirement rather than a bonus.
Can I hear it over engine and wind noise?
Yes, that is what these are designed for. Speaker placement inside the helmet matters — position the speakers directly over your ears rather than wherever they first stick, since a few centimetres makes a large difference at speed.
Is there warranty support in the Philippines?
Yes. EJEAS products bought from VMIDirect carry a 1-year warranty handled locally, with nationwide shipping.
