In development · waitlist open
Tron Talk is a motorcycle helmet intercom that targets 6.5 mm on the Basic and 9 mm on the Pro. A Cardo Packtalk Pro stands about 35 mm off your helmet with its mount. Group voice, one glove-friendly button, no monthly fees, ever.
Imagery is concept render · the product is in development
The whole pitch
An intercom lives on the side of your helmet for every mile you own it. We started with the dimension you feel most, how far it sticks out, and engineered everything else around it. Drag through the three silhouettes; they are drawn to one shared scale.
Drawn to one scale in both directions. Basic and Pro figures are design targets. Packtalk Pro: body 84 × 46 × 23 mm as published by Cardo; about 35 mm off the helmet with its mount.
Group setup
From the app, straight into your group chat.
No pairing order. No button sequences.
Gloves stay on. The ride starts.
Other intercoms make you pair devices in a specific order, at a gas station, wearing gloves. We think a link is enough. This is the planned design; the app does not exist yet.
The line
Every Tron Talk unit shares the same 90 × 30 mm body, one USB-C port, 45 mm speakers and a single glove-friendly button. The difference is the radio, and the enclosure.
Concept renderplanned price · one time · no subscription
target thickness
City and highway. Group voice runs through your phone.
Concept renderplanned price · one time · no subscription
target thickness
Rider-to-rider radio. No cell signal needed.
Concept renderplanned price · one time · no subscription
target thickness
Pro electronics in a premium enclosure.
Weighing Carbon vs Black? Pick your finish when you join the list. The split decides what we make first.
No subscriptions, ever. No monthly fees of any kind.
Speakers, microphone and charging over a single connector.
Full-size drivers in both ears.
A full day of riding per charge.
Rain is not a reason to stop.
Tap: play/pause (mute on a call). Double-tap: next. Triple-tap: previous. Hold: answer or hang up.
A clip that slips under the padding, and strong adhesive tape.
Quick answers
Tron Talk Basic is planned at $99, Tron Talk Pro at $150 and Tron Talk Carbon at $200. There is no subscription and no monthly fee of any kind. These are planned prices, not offers.
No. Basic runs group voice through your phone, so it needs cell coverage. Pro and Carbon talk rider-to-rider over their own radio and work with no cell signal at all.
Two mounts are planned for the box: a clip that slips under the helmet padding at the lower rim, and strong adhesive tape. The design is meant for full-face, modular and open-face helmets. Fit has not been tested across helmets yet.
The design target is IP67 water resistance. That is a target, not a certified result.
Straight talk
Tron Talk is in development. The product is not manufactured yet, the imagery on this page is concept render, and every specification here is a design target, not a measured result.
We are not taking money: no pre-orders, no deposits, no reservation fees. When the crowdfunding campaign launches, the waitlist hears first. That is the whole deal.
