Motorcycle Helmet Wireless Bluetooth Headset Headphones for Helmets Wireless Headphones with Microphone Sound System for Motorcycle 0.27 inches Silm

Nice headset, I put in my helmet and on my girlfriends.She could not hear me well on her bike but I could hear her fine on my headset during calls. It takes some strategic placement to maintain call voice recognition.I will also say music has NO BASS .The volume is adequate though. I will keep this with this helmet but probably would advise to pay a little more if you want something with better sound fidelity and music quality.ALso these speakers are massive and crush your head unless you have a flip up under visor on your helmet.

What a great item, a radio on a motorcycle is not a great idea as to hear it the volume must be cranked up very high due to wind and exhaust noise. With this set up I can enjoy my music with out waking up everyone.Would buy again.

Easy to install (had to modify the velcro to hold in my ski helmet a little), battery was good for a full day of skiing (got two days off a single charge) and the sound was good while skiing. Easy controls. Really enjoyed having these this year for skiing.

Good product for the price.

They sound great and so happy I put them in my helmet.

I use it to ride a motorcycle and it's fabulous

Very poor quality, sound is horrible. It will damage your ear. Don’t even waste your time to think about purchasing this.

The sound is really quiet and there is no bass at all which sucks. Also the battery when it gets to 50% that silly voice says each 1 or 2 mins "Battery Low" which is so annoying instead of saying when it's 5% battery... Also the battery holds only for 3 hrs till this annoying voice starts screwing up your mind and ears... Not recommended. Rather spend 70 quid on proper headsets and if you don't have space to store the helmet with that device on just buy some in-ear headphones from Sony which are low profile and you can hear proper bass and sound quality.

The manual is terribly chinglish, and there are only two buttons for many functions, so it is a bit hard to get started with this. It fits fine in my Schuberth S2, and you'd hardly know it's fitted.Turning the volume up is done by cycling through the levels, and _after_ you got the max it beeps and cycles back to the minimum. And after using it reverts to medium volume. Which is suboptimal of course. It works great with a TomTom Rider and is amazingly helpful in navigating. It connects very easily after pairing.For the price this is great. The battery life is great, it lasts a very long day of riding, with many waypoints and lots of instructions.This costs less then a twentieth of what Schuberth wants, so this is great for the price. No bike to bike comms though.

Perfect piece of kit, you only have to turn it on and it does the rest.Answers the phone automatically,cuts out music when the phone rings and I don’t have to do a thing, I can even make a call by voice dial although I don’t phone when riding. Good sound through the headphones and ticks away neatly in the helmet

This head phone fitted staright in to VCan helmet and worked great for a few weeks. But now tho the right speaker no longer works. Shame really cause for the price it was an 'ok' headset. The sound is a little tinny but you can adjust that by using your music players equalizer. THe battery life is good and once you get the mic in the right place using it for phone calls is ok. Just a shame mine has delvoped fault. I wont be buying another one tho, I'll shop around for something better.

Husband uses these under his motorcycle helmet. When I call him it automatically answers after so many rings - totally hands free. He uses it with TomTom sat nav and is very happy with its clarity and ease.