Ather Halo, Halo Bit smart helmet Key features explained

Hello and welcome to H2O2. My name is Samir Contractor and these are it has two new babies. It’s called the Halo Helmet and this is their new technology showcase when it comes to a smart integrated helmet. Now what Halo is really is a Smart helmet. It gets integrated with speakers from Harman Kardon and it shows that your Bluetooth connectivity that connects to the scooter and to your phone. So you can take calls, you can listen to music, and using the scooter itself you can change all of those settings without having to remove the phone out of your pocket. Now if you come closer, this is their first attempt at making a helmet and the idea is to ensure that a lot of smart integration goes into it, Starting on padding itself. The padding is the idea here is to ensure that this is comfortable for you to your face so it does not irrate you as it does on most helmets. The idea here is to give you a ratchet system, which I do think is a little dated. Double D ring would have made a lot more sense. At the same time you get non ratchet helmet wiser so you do not take noises when it’s moving up at the same time it will lock up. Beyond this you get speakers from Harman Kardon like I said and that should give you a good audio output. And you get a mic that dampens the outside noise when you’re working on the phone so a lot of the traffic noise will cut in. It also gets sensors inside the helmet that will know when you’re wearing the helmet and automatically pair itself to the scooter and to the phone. Beyond all of this, it gets a charging time of one week, so it will last easily one week to the full charge. And the best part? It gets wireless charging. Essentially, the wireless charging system is over here, and it needs to connect to a wireless charger that is comes with this Halo helmet that will be available, and you can connect it to the Rista scooter as well to allow it to charge within the undersea storage phase. So this is very interesting and it costs quite the bomb at ₹15,000. But if you don’t like a full phase helmet, here’s the other option. This is an Open Phase helmet again from the Halo series and this is called the Halo bit because the bulk of the technology is here. This also brings me to the connectivity. It gets you call and SMS alerts. It will tell you music, it will, I mean it will convey music and all of that. So speakers are there, all the technology is there, but this actually gets charging. So it gets a type C charge over here, unlike wireless charging on this one. And of course the fact that this is an open face helmet. So in that sense these are the two different criteria that you get in the Halo series. This one was 4999. This is 15,000 right now. There’s an interruptive price discount, so it gets at 12, triple 9. That’s ₹13,000 for the full size helmet. But this is a very interesting piece of technology, especially to come from an OEM, and that makes it all the more special. This is what we’re seeing are prototypes, so the quality adults aren’t at best, but we do hope that the quality adults do get better when the final versions come out in series production. This will be available with the Rista when it goes on sale in delivery. The new Hero Series helmets will be available from July onwards when the Rista goes on sale and you will be able to buy that from any of the experience Center that Ether has across the country. What do you think about the new Halo system on the helmets? Let us know in the comment section below, and of course, do check out our full coverage of the Rista a scooter on the YouTube channel and on the website.