Pofact Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth, Available at '11 Emart Electromart Locations'

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] 4FACT, a company specializing in motorcycle helmet Bluetooth devices, announced on the 13th that it has completed the placement of its products ‘T1’ and ‘F2S’ at 11 nationwide branches of Emart Electromart.

The locations where 4FACT’s products are sold include Emart Electromart branches in Haeundae, Mokpo, Yeonsu, Gangneung, Sinjeju, Jukjeon, Jayang, Wangsimni, Kintex, Starfield Hanam, and Starfield Goyang, totaling 11 branches nationwide. Notably, the F2S product can be directly experienced at each branch.

The T1 product, launched in May last year, continues its success with monthly sales exceeding 1,000 units. It is equipped with a generous 500mAh battery offering up to 10 hours of usage time and features Bluetooth 5.0 for clearer sound quality. Simple operation via a jog wheel is also highlighted as an advantage.

The F2S product is equipped with the largest 2000mAh battery among similarly classed products officially sold in Korea, allowing for long usage times. It supports simultaneous use of motorcycle black box recording and Bluetooth music listening while riding. The resolution supports up to 2K (1440p), and can be set to 1K (1080p) 60FPS through settings. This product also features Bluetooth 5.0. Additionally, it allows angle adjustments up, down, left, and right.

Moreover, it supports a proprietary Korean-language application developed by 4FACT and meets IP65 waterproof and dustproof standards. It also supports memory cards up to 128GB (sold separately), reflecting consumer needs and generating high expectations.

Kang Minsik, CEO of 4FACT, stated, “By entering Emart Electromart, we can get closer to customers along with the 150 nationwide sales outlets we have already secured. We will always provide reasonably priced products with satisfactory performance so that riders can enjoy safe riding.”

Meanwhile, 4FACT recently signed an MOU with GOGO F&D to develop a safe driving solution using Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, aiming to reduce the risk of two-wheeled vehicle accidents and lower insurance costs for delivery workers.