Cellularline Interphone AERIAL Intercom for cyclists

The Cellularline AERIAL Bluetooth communicator is designed specifically for cyclists who want to stay connected without losing touch with their surroundings. By connecting to your smartphone via Bluetooth 5.1, you can comfortably make calls or listen to navigation instructions. Its key feature is a design that does not cover your ears, allowing for full awareness of ambient sounds, which significantly contributes to your safety on the road. The compact and extremely lightweight module simply attaches to your helmet using magnetic mounts, and its water-resistant design means it can handle bad weather.

Safety and clear sound come first

The AERIAL communicator puts safety first. Its unique headset design leaves your ears free, so you can always hear traffic, warning signals and other important sounds from your surroundings. An advanced filter that eliminates wind noise ensures your voice is transmitted clearly, which you'll appreciate especially at higher speeds. This makes your call intelligible to the other person even while you're riding. The noise reduction feature actively suppresses unwanted sounds and contributes to uninterrupted communication.

Direct communication and easy control

This model enables direct communication with a second AERIAL headset up to a distance of 0.3km, without needing to connect to a phone. This feature is ideal for couples or friends riding together. The entire device is easy to control using voice commands, so you can always keep your hands safely on the handlebars. The module attaches to the helmet using two small magnetic mounts, making it quick to put on and take off. Thanks to its low weight of just 26.5 grams, you will barely notice it on your helmet.

Modern connectivity and long battery life

The communicator is based on a reliable Bluetooth 5.1 wireless connection, which ensures a stable link to your phone. The integrated battery provides enough power for up to 8 hours of talk time, which is sufficient even for longer bike rides. For recharging, it uses a modern USB-C connector, which is becoming the standard for most electronic devices. The communicator supports connecting up to eight devices, giving you flexibility when pairing with different phones or navigation systems.