IP67 Waterproof Helmet Bluetooth Intercom Headset

Product Specification

The X7 Pro is a helmet-mounted intercom headset engineered for teams that work outdoors on two wheels. An IP67-rated housing, a 500-meter group intercom range, and cross-brand pairing let it slot into an existing headset fleet without replacing equipment your riders already own.

Key Features

An IP67 Rating Built for Continuous Outdoor Deployment

IP67 means the housing is fully dust-tight and rated to withstand temporary immersion in water up to 1 meter deep. For a fleet or riding team, that translates into fewer equipment failures from rain, wash-downs, or humid storage — the kind of exposure that shortens the life of a standard consumer headset.

Combined with active noise cancellation at the mic, the headset is designed to keep voice communication legible at riding speed, not just dry.

Specifications at a Glance

Group Communication Architecture

Two riders can hold a full-duplex conversation — both sides talking and hearing at once — over 500 meters. When a team needs to loop in more riders, half-duplex intercom extends group contact to 300 meters, suitable for a lead rider relaying instructions down a convoy.

Cross-brand pairing means one X7 Pro can intercom directly with a second rider wearing a different headset brand, which matters when a fleet has mixed equipment from past purchases rather than a single uniform loadout.

Controls and Status Feedback

Three buttons operate every function, which keeps the learning curve short when equipping a team that isn't already familiar with the device: a power button for on/off and call handling, a volume button that doubles as track skip, and a voice/light button that starts or ends intercom mode.

An LED confirms pairing and charge status — flashing while searching for a connection, steady once paired, and off once the battery is full — backed by spoken Chinese-language prompts for power, pairing, and low-battery states. Idle units power down automatically after 5–10 minutes without a connection or activity, which limits battery drain on units sitting in storage between deployments.

Power Management for Shift-Based Use

A single charge covers a full working day: up to 45 hours of intercom use or 35–45 hours of continuous Bluetooth calls, with 560 hours of standby when a unit is idle between shifts. USB-C charging brings a depleted unit back to full in roughly 1–2 hours, short enough to top up during a break rather than requiring an overnight cycle.

Where Teams Put It to Work

Motorcycle escort and patrol

Security and traffic-escort riders stay in constant contact along a moving route, with the IP67 rating holding up through shift-length exposure to weather.

Guided motorcycle tour convoys

A tour lead can narrate and coordinate stops to the group in real time over the 500M intercom range, without every rider needing a matching headset model.

Event and parade coordination

Staff on motorcycles managing road closures, timing, or crowd flow can relay instructions instantly across a dispersed team.

Last-mile delivery fleets

Dispatch and riders coordinate route changes or hand-offs without stopping to check a phone, with standby life that comfortably covers a full shift.

FAQ

Does the IP67 rating mean it can be submerged?

IP67 covers dust-tight sealing and temporary immersion up to 1 meter — it's built for rain, spray, and wash-down exposure, not sustained underwater use.

Can it pair with headsets our team is already using?

Yes. Cross-brand mixed intercom pairing supports a direct connection with one rider on a different headset brand.

How many riders can be on one intercom channel?

Two riders can talk in full-duplex mode at once. Additional riders can join in half-duplex mode at up to 300 meters.

How long does a full charge take between shifts?

Approximately 1–2 hours over USB-C, from a depleted battery to full.