Looking for a motorcycle CarPlay system that won’t quit on you mid-ride? The new Ottocast C5 Lite (made for cars first) and KeepFeel K68 (built for bikes) both claim to deliver – but which one actually keeps up with your riding life?
Short answer: KeepFeel’s motorcycle-first design beats Ottocast’s car-tech adaptation for durability and safety. Let’s break down why.
Brand Backgrounds
Ottocast: Car Tech Meets Motorcycles
- Known for car wireless CarPlay adapters
- New to motorcycles with C5 Lite model
- Focuses on affordable connectivity
KeepFeel: Born on Two Wheels
- Created by riders, for riders
- Specializes in motorcycle safety systems
- K68/K55 models: military-grade toughness
Side-by-Side Comparison
|
Feature |
Ottocast C5 Lite |
KeepFeel K68 |
|
Origin |
Adapted from car tech |
Built for motorcycles |
|
Display |
5" touchscreen |
5.5" anti-glare OLED |
|
Dashcam Resolution |
no cameras |
1080p (upgradable to 2K) |
|
GPS |
❌ |
✅ |
|
TPMS |
❌ |
✅ |
|
BSD |
❌ |
✅ |
|
Quick Release |
❌ |
✅ |
|
Waterproof Rating |
IPX7 |
IP67 |
|
Bracket |
Plastic |
Metal |
|
Warranty |
1 year |
Lifetime coverage |
|
Price |
$160 |
$370 |
Which Should You Choose?
Pick Ottocast C5 Lite if:
✓ You want the cheapest option
✓ Only ride in perfect weather
✓ Don’t need safety alerts
Choose KeepFeel K68 if:
✓ You ride hard in any condition
✓ Want lifetime updates & warranty
✓ Value rider-specific features
Conclusion
While Ottocast C5 Lite brings car tech to bikes at low cost, KeepFeel K68 is the no-compromise choice for real riders. Your decision boils down to:
- Temporary savings (Ottocast)
- Decade-long reliability (KeepFeel)
Ready to ride smarter? Explore KeepFeel K68 or Check Ottocast C5 Lite
Question for riders: Would you pay more for a system that grows with your bike? Tell us below!
