Bluetooth headset for 1?

[Tomor]

The scala audio quality is one of the best I would say. Where abouts are you?

[tojo82]

In Portsmouth

[Tomor]

If you don't mind a short ride, Bykebitz in Yateley (near Camberley) (where I used to work) do keep good stocks of them and will let you take them out the box and listen to them.

[tojo82]

I'll Google them thanks

[Luckypants]

As it is just a headset for yourself, why are you interested in the Q3 over the say the Qz or Q1? Just interested if there is some difference I may have missed between these units.

[tojo82]

Hi lucky pants. The reason I wanted and bought the q3 over the q1 is so I'm a bit more future proof. If I decide to get into group riding with others I have the facility now to pair with 4 others. That's the only difference you are correct the q1 is basically for on bike passengers where as the q3 has more range and intercom facilities. I got it yesterday and it is brilliant. I set up sat nav on my phone and off I went. I instantly heard what I needed to hear, I then turned on the fm radio as I knew where I was going but was pleasantly surprised when the sat nav clicked in over the radio when the sat nav prompted me. Then the wife rang me I said hello and it turned on, she said it sounded as if I was just on the phone even though I was doing 40 mph. I know none of these features are cutting edge but for my needs it's fantastic. I can highly recommend the scala rider q3

[Luckypants]

Fair enough. I like the simplicity of no phone, satnav music etc, but enjoy chatting with my missus, so a simple intercom is fine for me.

I'd be interested in more feedback after you've used it a while, particularly audio quality and mic noise at speed.

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[tojo82]

I will gladly do that for you. I travel 30 miles each way a day but it's a boring trip down the m27 and m3 so wanted radio to break up monotony