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| Hiod One |
The Hiod One ($TBA) is designed to keep your eyes off your phone while cycling . Powered by Bluetooth, the One connects to your phone to make and receive calls, and lets you chat with other HIOD One users, using a super-simple handlebar-mounted control unit with an OLED display and a armband-mounted, water-resistant voice unit.
In the box you’ll find a set of headphones, a noise canceling mic that attaches to your helmet’s strap, a voice box and a control unit with an OLED screen. The control box straps to your handle bars, while the voice unit includes its own arm mount.
The whole get up pairs with your smartphone over Bluetooth, allowing you take calls as well as playback music on your smartphone. And if your smartphone boasts voice control, it’s compatible with that as well.
SpecificationsIn the box you’ll find a set of headphones, a noise canceling mic that attaches to your helmet’s strap, a voice box and a control unit with an OLED screen. The control box straps to your handle bars, while the voice unit includes its own arm mount.
The whole get up pairs with your smartphone over Bluetooth, allowing you take calls as well as playback music on your smartphone. And if your smartphone boasts voice control, it’s compatible with that as well.
Control Unit: 65,3mm x 56mm x 23,6mm (W x H x D), 55g
Voice Unit: 45,7mm x 90,6mm x 15,3mm (W x H x D), 50g
Microphone: 8g (including cable)
Earphones: 10g (including cable)
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