Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset HiFi Stereo Bluetooth 5.0 Auto Pairing Auto Answer Support Voice Dial 60H Playtime Fits Summer and Winter Bluetooth Helmet Headset Waterproof Sports Cycling/Skiing

Having read reviews I was a little unsure due to cheap price but decided to give it a go.I ride a 2012 BMW 1200RT.Audio - realistically for the price it’s brilliant. Certain songs don’t sound quite as good but 90% are great. It’s not going to win any awards for depth of sound but I can hear it perfectly well in all riding conditions.Microphone - I wasn’t sure how good this would be but I’ve now tested it on the motorway at 70mph and could have a clear conversation with the person on the other end. I heard them perfectly and they said my voice was 7/10 with some background noise, which really isn’t half bad.Fitment - they were too thick to fit with the original foam still in the helmet but I removed the little centre puck where my ears would be and it fitted snugly, however because there was no longer anything for the Velcro to bind to, I just used three small dabs of superglue to secure it in position and still easy enough to remove should I need to. I wear my helmet properly fitted, it’s a squeeze to get on (before fitting these) and is exactly the same after fitment, I don’t get pressing headache etc.Connectivity - Easy set up and instant connection everytime with zero issues.In summary, for the price, it’s honestly a fantastic bit of kit. Long term maybe I’ll run into problems but to resolve that, I’m just ordering a new set and will happily keep as a backup!

I've got to be honest and say I really wasn't expecting the earth from this Bluetooth helmet set up.I'm due to go on a European motorcycling holiday in a couple of days (May 2022) and I checked the rather expensive Sena SRL communication set up that is fitted to my Shoei Neotec helmet only to find that after owning it for 2.5 years it was dead.If your thinking of buying the Sena SRL set up, don't. It's junk and expensive junk at that.I decided to have a quick look on Amazon to see if there was a cheap setup that could be delivered in a day, giving me time to install and set up into my helmet and to learn how it worked, hopefully pairing it to my iPhone 13 and also my BMW Navigator V satnav.Fitting to my helmet took around five minutes and Bluetooth pairing to my phone and satnav was completed really simply and at the first attempt.The speakers fit into the cups of a Shoei helmet and are comfortable when the helmet is worn.The sound quality is really good (much better than the Sena setup)It recognises Siri voice prompts and its simplicity itself to make a handsfree voice call and then end that call by voice command.I had a friend call me and again this can easily be answered by voice activation.I really cant recommend this enough and at under £30.00 its a complete and utter bargain.

I wanted to try speakers rather than earbuds in my motorbike helmet and wanted a mic to be able to receive calls. I wanted to be able to hear music and ideally spoken word.These are good. The only reason they are not excellent is that at max road speeds I can’t hear spoken word sufficiently. However, they are v simple to fit and operate. The battery life is excellent, c10 hrs use so far with no need to charge. The volume (iPhone 8 set to max) is absolutely sufficient. I can hear music fine at max road speeds. If they were just a tiny tad louder I would have rated them 5 stars excellent but these are a great piece of kit for the price. They work with Siri which is a bonus although if you are actually riding your bike and want to press the button for Siri that isn’t an easy thing just as it’s v small but I don’t think it would claim it was suited to this, for that I think you need something with a controller that fits to the side of the helmet which was something I didn’t want

Sound quality was too bed , no bass in sound , voice call was too bed , it’s cheap quality, don’t go for it.

Firstly, for the price, these are great. The sound is OK and the battery lasts a decent amount of time. Just be aware of how much you're paying, when it comes to judging the sound quality.The main issue is the size of the speakers. They're very deep. Now if you have a wide helmet, with very deep ear pockets.. they might not be so bad. But for the majority, these will be too deep and result in pressure points and discomfort around your ears. It is something to be aware of and personally, I'd look for something slimmer to be on the safe side.The mic was quite clear and the general quality seems in line with expectations.

So I've used this for over 100 hours on my bike, phonecalls radio and YouTube music all of them are superb quality, I was on the phone to my brother doing a modest 90 mph along the A19 and he heard 99% of what I was saying in almost 'perfect' quality, a slight wind noise and the sound of the bike but other than that the call quality was far superior to his built in hands free in his 2019 VW Passat, the volume is amazing I have it at about 60% and them it's a tad too loud at a stop but it's great, in my honest opinion if you find this product too quiet, either your helmet is too lose and the wrong size therefore a danger to your life or you should go to the drs and get an hearing test. Also the comment about not seeing a charging light clearly this person hasn't fully read the instructions or inspected the product because if you remove the foam wind damoner the lights are there blue red and orange.. easy if u care to look... Out of the 100hours of riding I've only charged it once. Personally I put the speakers just above where the chin straps fasten to the helmet. 10/10.Also if you have issues with this product I strongly advise you buy a better quality helmet to help cancel out road noise and or make sure it's the right size, a lose helmet is a lose head and we all know we would prefer our heads to stay on our shoulders. Thanks for reading, Matt.. safe riding all.