Machine Intercoms

Midland K30 Lokui with Bluetooth

The Midland K30 single-unit intercom lets you communicate with your passenger, listen to music, make phone calls, and follow navigation instructions. It is operated with two buttons, and its...

The Midland K30 single-unit intercom lets you communicate with your passenger, listen to music, make phone calls, and follow navigation instructions. It is operated with two buttons, and its accessories allow it to be fitted to different types of helmet.

  • Bluetooth: Yes
  • Maximum range: 800 m
  • Operating time: 10 hours
  • FM radio: Yes
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  • Operating time 10 hours
89 00 €
Delivery by Mon, 09 Nov
14,00 €   shipping cost
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    Very good intercom that performs all the basic functions flawlessly.

    Very high-quality construction, it includes 2 microphones for open and closed helmets and two mounts for the helmet (one with a clip and one with adhesive).

    Good volume up to 120-130. It doesn't deafen you but you have clear communication with the passenger without interference or wind noise. I haven't tried it yet with another bike to have an opinion. However, it does not connect with a third intercom (either Midland or third-party), only two can connect with each other.

    Bluetooth connects directly and so far flawlessly for navigation and calls. They hear me and I hear them clearly up to the 100 I tested. Logically, it should be fine even higher, since in intercom mode with the passenger it was ok as I mentioned earlier.

    For music, it is just decent, it has minimal bass but for me, who just wants to listen to something, it is sufficient. They are not fake speakers but they are not JBL either. The radio reception is not that good outside urban areas, it works but with some interference (which is logical because it has a tiny antenna). Within Attica, I had no problem at all.

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  • Very good intercom that performs all the basic functions flawlessly.

    Very high-quality construction, it includes 2 microphones for open and closed helmets and two mounts for the helmet (one with a clip and one with adhesive).

    Good volume up to 120-130. It doesn't deafen you but you have clear communication with the passenger without interference or wind noise. I haven't tried it yet with another bike to have an opinion. However, it does not connect with a third intercom (either Midland or third-party), only two can connect with each other.

    Bluetooth connects directly and so far flawlessly for navigation and calls. They hear me and I hear them clearly up to the 100 I tested. Logically, it should be fine even higher, since in intercom mode with the passenger it was ok as I mentioned earlier.

    For music, it is just decent, it has minimal bass but for me, who just wants to listen to something, it is sufficient. They are not fake speakers but they are not JBL either. The radio reception is not that good outside urban areas, it works but with some interference (which is logical because it has a tiny antenna). Within Attica, I had no problem at all.

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Description & Specifications

The Midland K30 single-unit intercom lets you communicate with your passenger, listen to music, make phone calls, and follow navigation instructions. It is operated with two buttons, and its accessories allow it to be fitted to different types of helmet.

  • Bluetooth: Yes
  • Maximum range: 800 m
  • Operating time: 10 hours
  • FM radio: Yes

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Type
Single

Connectivity

Bluetooth
Yes
App Compatibility
No

Performance

Operating time
10 hours
Maximum Range
800 m

Functions

Active Noise Cancellation
No
Automatic Volume Adjustment
No
FM / Radio
Yes
Video Recording
No

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  • sblended
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Very good intercom that performs all the basic functions flawlessly.

    Very high-quality construction, it includes 2 microphones for open and closed helmets and two mounts for the helmet (one with a clip and one with adhesive).

    Good volume up to 120-130. It doesn't deafen you but you have clear communication with the passenger without interference or wind noise. I haven't tried it yet with another bike to have an opinion. However, it does not connect with a third intercom (either Midland or third-party), only two can connect with each other.

    Bluetooth connects directly and so far flawlessly for navigation and calls. They hear me and I hear them clearly up to the 100 I tested. Logically, it should be fine even higher, since in intercom mode with the passenger it was ok as I mentioned earlier.

    For music, it is just decent, it has minimal bass but for me, who just wants to listen to something, it is sufficient. They are not fake speakers but they are not JBL either. The radio reception is not that good outside urban areas, it works but with some interference (which is logical because it has a tiny antenna). Within Attica, I had no problem at all.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Very good intercom that performs all the basic functions flawlessly.

    Very high-quality construction, it includes 2 microphones for open and closed helmets and two mounts for the helmet (one with a clip and one with adhesive).

    Good volume up to 120-130. It doesn't deafen you but you have clear communication with the passenger without interference or wind noise. I haven't tried it yet with another bike to have an opinion. However, it does not connect with a third intercom (either Midland or third-party), only two can connect with each other.

    Bluetooth connects directly and so far flawlessly for navigation and calls. They hear me and I hear them clearly up to the 100 I tested. Logically, it should be fine even higher, since in intercom mode with the passenger it was ok as I mentioned earlier.

    For music, it is just decent, it has minimal bass but for me, who just wants to listen to something, it is sufficient. They are not fake speakers but they are not JBL either. The radio reception is not that good outside urban areas, it works but with some interference (which is logical because it has a tiny antenna). Within Attica, I had no problem at all.

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89,00 €
14,00 €   shipping cost