Packtalk Edgephones ORV

Everything as advertised

My Cardo Edgephone's get 100% more use than my traditional intercom system that was married to my machine. I take them in my SXS , Jeep , Dirt bike ...Heck! I even use them when I have someone spotting me backing up to a trailer!..... Have I mentioned I even take them target shooting? ...And when it comes to work they play a key role in ear protection and keeping us connected on the job site . I could not recommend these enough.

I got the duo pack and a helmet pack, charged them, installed them and linked them. Pretty easy watching the videos. We used them on a ride and besides no side tone, the audio was so clear even with a loud Evo exhaust on our sxs. Let other family members try them and they were amazed at the range and quality. I forgot how to turn them off, so they stayed on all day. 20% left at the end of the day. Range was beyond belief, we tested it. Besides tree cover, line of sight is true. Over half mile line of sight range is validated! Amazing!

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Absolutely love it. Able to talk even with a loud UTV

Bought these for our Cam-Am mavericks. Ontario impressed with the performance. The setup has been a tad clunky but figured it out.

These things are exactly what I have been looking for for my SxS. Great product, was very happy with the discount code!

I’ve used all major offroad communication brands for my side by sides and nothing comes close to the simplicity, versatility, and reliability. I’ll never go back to a wired “race radio”

I could not be more impressed with these new ORV headsets.

The **Packtalk Edgephones ORV** are a seriously impressive piece of gear for off-road riders who want solid communication without the hassle of in-helmet setups. Built around Cardo’s proven Packtalk Edge unit, these over-ear headphones are purpose-built for dusty, loud, and unpredictable environments—and they deliver.

Right away, the build quality stands out. The headset is sturdy, folds flat for easy storage, and includes thick, replaceable ear cushions that block a good amount of outside noise. The magnetic "Air Mount" for the Edge unit is simple but effective—no clips or snaps to fumble with, even with gloves on. The whole thing feels like it was designed by someone who actually rides in the real world.

Audio quality is surprisingly good. The 40mm JBL speakers are loud and clear, even in a noisy side-by-side or UTV. Voices come through crisp, and music doesn’t sound tinny like it does with some cheaper headsets. The mic works well too—it picks up your voice without amplifying the engine noise or wind, which is key when you’re trying to coordinate on the trail.

The standout feature, though, is the Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC). It just works. You can ride in and out of range without needing to reconnect, and linking multiple riders takes seconds. It’s a game-changer if you’re used to finicky Bluetooth systems.

Battery life is solid (about 13–14 hours), the app is easy to use, and voice commands make it mostly hands-free. You can even update the firmware over the air, which is a nice touch.

Overall, if you’re looking for a rugged, plug-and-play comms setup for off-roading—whether for recreation or guiding a crew—the Packtalk Edgephones ORV are absolutely worth it. Not cheap, but the quality and ease of use justify the price.

The noise canceling and music share are a game changer for our 4x4 experience. We upgraded from helmet com to the headphones and are beyond happy. Hoppy more in our gang will move up so we can use the group features.