Parani A20 Bluetooth Intercom Headset

I have purchased two of this for myself and my riding friend. The distance between the intercoms before they cut it is great, it is a little less than advertised but it is perfect for smaller bikes that won't easily make a big gap. The sound quality is meh. You get what you pay for with the sound quality, at higher volumes, the sound distorts and becomes harsh but if you are willing to keep it lower it will be fine. Battery is great, lasts 10s of hours but it is a guessing game of when it will die. There is no audio warning when it will die/cut out. This can make some annoying situations if you are riding with another rider. An issue with these are the controlability/pairing. The instructions you find on the packaging and online is sub-par. Trying to pair two for the first time was a nightmare to say the least. You have to turn the intercoms on, hold the top/action button until it says or shows intercom pairing and then you have to click the action button again on 1 intercom to initalise the pairing. The controls are all time based e.g you have to hold the volume up button for 5 seconds to skip some music. This can bit a bit fidly when you have gloves on. A weird issue I also faced is, if I got a phone call and let it ring, the my audio would cut out but the other rider would still hear you until you repaired, once again can make a weird situation between two riders: "Are you ignoring me?", "👎👈" Lastly, the software. Where Cardo coms would connect nicely to an app, Perani took a differant root. You have to download an app on your computer and hook the coms up to it. It is a useless bit of software that you only use to update it. Would rather OTA update from my phone as there is already a bluetooth connection. Overall, for the price I would say go for it. However, if there are any good deals on Cardo/Sena intercoms, I would go for them.