The Interphone SYNC70 brings full smartphone integration to motorcycles. It supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, giving riders access to maps, music, and calls through a single touchscreen. The setup is simple. The box includes the main unit, power cables, and mounting gear. Installation takes about an hour for most bikes.
The device can connect to optional accessories. Riders can add front and rear dashcams for continuous video recording or tyre pressure sensors for live data. These extras connect directly to the SYNC70 interface.
Navigation runs smoothly with clear on-screen routes. Audio quality holds well at highway speeds, and Bluetooth call controls respond quickly. The system pulls power from the bike, so phone battery drain is minimal.
Pricing starts at around £230 for the main unit. Dashcams and sensors add extra cost depending on configuration.
The SYNC70 targets riders who want digital control without complicated wiring. It brings smartphone functions to the handlebar level with reliable performance. Users report stable operation and good screen visibility in daylight.
My two cents…
So the Interphone SYNC70 basically gives your bike the brain your phone already has, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, the whole digital circus, minus the tangled cables and cursing. Welcome to the world of Smart Displays 🙂
Not sure if this is a re-brand of another smart display, but it would not surprise me if it was.
For more review take a look at Amazon (UK).
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