Motorcycle Intercom | Compass & Barometer | Motorcycle Audio & Radio System

The Carpuride Pro series significantly outperforms standard motorcycle radio systems by offering advanced features like a robust two-person motorcycle intercom function, a high-precision compass, and a barometer. These systems also include light-sensing capabilities that adjust screen brightness automatically, enhancing visibility in various conditions. These systems provide seamless integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, making them top-tier motorcycle audio systems that also function effectively as radios for a motorcycle.
Additionally, the latest S Pro and RS Pro models include an improved BM05 plug-and-play mounting bracket, allowing riders to easily remove and install the bracket, which effectively enhances anti-theft performance.

The Carpuride Pro series models with the TPMS（tire pressure monitoring system） option — including W502Pro/W702Pro with TPMS Option and W702S Pro/W502S Pro with TPMS Option — allow riders to monitor real-time tire pressure for both front and rear tires. When tire pressure drops below 1.5V, the system displays a low-pressure warning on the screen and sounds an alarm, enhancing riding safety.

For the older W502Pro and W702Pro, upgrading to include TPMS via a software update and additional TPMS accessories is not possible. These models use older chips that do not support TPMS hardware, so TPMS functionality cannot be added. To experience TPMS functionality, you will need to purchase the W502Pro/W702Pro+TPMS model.
In contrast, the newer W702S Pro and W502S Pro have chips that are pre-equipped to support TPMS. For these models, adding TPMS functionality only requires adding and connecting the compatible TPMS sensors, making it easy to upgrade to W702S Pro/W502S Pro with TPMS Option.

The W702RS Pro is equipped with a radar monitoring system (BSD, Blind Spot Detection), enhancing safety by detecting vehicles approaching from the sides or rear. When a target enters the 3–10 meter range, a yellow flashing warning light appears on the left, right, or bottom of the screen. If the target comes closer than 3 meters, the warning turns red, alerting the rider to potential danger.
The system also features a BM05 plug-and-play mount for easy installation, providing a more advanced and safer riding experience compared to other Pro series models.

The main difference lies in the mounting brackets.
The basic Pro series is designed for other motorcycle models and requires a standard RAM mount.
The B Pro series is designed for BMW motorcycles and works with the original BMW navigation mount, offering a plug-and-play experience with no wiring required.
The S Pro series combines the convenience of the B Pro-style plug-and-play mount through the BM05 bracket, allowing riders to easily install and remove the device.
In addition, the latest models include enhanced features: the W602S Pro has a Type-C port on the back to power the device, charge your phone, or even provide reverse charging to the motorcycle, while the W702RS Pro adds a BSD (Blind Spot Detection) system for increased safety.

The Carpuride Pro series’ auto brightness feature automatically adjusts the screen brightness based on the surrounding light conditions, ensuring you can always clearly see the information on the screen, no matter the lighting. Whether you're entering a tunnel from bright sunlight, avoiding glare, or riding in low light where the brightness automatically increases, this feature ensures optimal visibility. It reduces distractions and discomfort while riding, enhancing safety.

The built-in compass and barometer in the Carpuride Pro Series enhance the riding experience by providing crucial environmental information. The compass function helps guide your direction during your ride, ensuring you never lose your way in complex routes or unfamiliar areas. The barometer displays the elevation of your current location, allowing you to better understand your riding environment. This is especially useful in mountainous or high-altitude areas, where knowing your elevation can be crucial for safety. Together, these two features add significant value to these motorcycle radio systems, making them more than just radio for motorcycles. They enhance both the safety and the overall riding experience, making it smarter and more informed.

To use the two-way intercom function in the Carpuride Pro series, first select the "BT Trans" mode in the audio output settings. You can then connect two Bluetooth headsets or other Bluetooth devices simultaneously. This allows both riders to listen to the same music from a TF card or a connected mobile app, or switch to intercom mode for real-time communication. Note that the distance between the two users should not exceed 10 meters to ensure a stable connection.

Yes, the Carpuride Pro series is designed with HD IPS capacitive touchscreens that are optimized for use with gloves. The interface includes large buttons and voice control features through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing for the safe and easy operation of these motorcycle audio systems while riding. Whether using them as a radio for a motorcycle or accessing the intercom for motorcycles, the interface remains responsive.

The Carpuride Pro series handles incoming calls with sophisticated hands-free capabilities. These motorcycle audio systems display caller information on-screen and allow riders to answer or decline calls using large buttons, voice commands, or handlebar controls. Noise-cancellation technology ensures clear communication even at high speeds, making these motorcycle radio systems ideal for safe riding. Whether using the intercom for motorcycles or handling calls, clarity is maintained.

All the latest Pro series models come from the factory with OTA update support. Older Pro series devices, however, have limited compatibility: units with a serial code of S6 or earlier do not support OTA updates, while devices marked S7 or later can be updated over the air.

Besides the more compact 6-inch size, the main difference is that the 602S Pro features a Type-C port on the back of the device. This allows riders to charge the device or their phone, and in emergencies, provide reverse power to the motorcycle if the battery runs out. This is especially useful in remote areas where a sudden motorcycle battery failure could otherwise leave riders stranded.