Reviews

VERTIX Velo, a wireless cycling headset, that enables you to stay connected with 3 other cycling partners even in rain and low visibility! Hitting bike trails is always much more fun when riding in a group, but how do you stay connected with your cycling partners? Hand signals are fine – until the light starts to dim or a sudden downpour. Mobile phones are an alternative, but riders usually have to stop cycling to answer a phone call and mobile networks might be patchy (especially when riding overseas).  

The VERTIX Raptor-i does a good job of allowing motorcyclists to communicate wirelessly without background wind noise. You’ll love it for travelling with a passenger or with a friend through urban or rural areas. It’s quite easy to switch between FM radio, GPS, cell phone and your conversation with your riding buddy, all at the click of a button. Read the full review by YouMotorcycle here!

VERTIX’s Cut-the-Noise technology works exceptionally well! Voices sounded clear and amplified, and background noise seemed to just fade away. Communication was effortless and I did not need to raise my voice to be clearly heard by the person on the other end. Read the Review by Cycle Connections Dennis Chepurnov here!

The VERTIX Raptor-i lets you make and receive phone calls, talk to another rider but its main function for me is playing music from my phone, without need for wires. The VERTIX Raptor-i goes on the side of your helmet and has big, tactile buttons that let you change track, turn the volume up, down or switch off the music easily! I like the VERTIX Raptor-i and the convenience it brings!  Read the full review by Visordown here!

"The VERTIX Raptor-i is specifically designed for motorsports, providing clear, uninterrupted mobile communication at speeds of up to 210km/hr! With VERTIX Raptor-i, you can listen to FM Radio, MP3 player, Sat-Nav and communicate with up to 3 riders within 800m! Designed to suit both full face and open face helmet, this is the ultimate communication solution for two wheels." Read the full review in Australia's Rapid Magazine here!