AIROH has expanded its range with two new communication systems, AWC 4 and AWC 2. The brand developed both units with Interphone by Cellularline Group. They integrate directly into AIROH helmets, from full face and modular to urban jet, dual and off road models.
AWC 4 targets riders who cover long distances and ride in groups. It manages music, GPS and phone calls at the same time and connects with up to four devices. A wind resistant directional microphone keeps audio clear at speed. The separate battery reduces bulk and fits into a dedicated helmet housing. Battery life reaches 15 hours, enough for full day rides.
AWC 2 focuses on daily use. It features an integrated battery and compact design to maintain helmet comfort. Riders can operate the controls with gloves. It connects to two devices and runs for up to 10 hours. Noise reduction supports clear calls in traffic.
Both systems use Bluetooth 5.1, offer up to 500 metres of range and carry IP67 water and dust resistance. Prices start at 199.99 euros for AWC 4 and 139.99 euros for AWC 2.
My two cents…
AIROH just dropped two new helmet comms units, the AWC 4 and AW
C 2, built with Interphone. They slot straight into AIROH lids, whether you ride full face, modular, urban jet or dirt flinging off road. Clean fit. No DIY drama. Nice. AWC 4 is for the Iron Butt crowd. Music, GPS, calls, all at once, because silence is awkward. Links four devices, runs 15 hours, and the battery sits separate so your helmet does not feel like a late 90s Nokia taped to your skull. Clear audio at speed. Imagine that. AWC 2 is the daily grinder. Ten hours, two devices, glove friendly controls, traffic proof calls. Both get Bluetooth 5.1, 500 metres range and solid weather sealing. From 139.99 euros. Group chat on wheels. What could go wrong?
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