Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset with Bluetooth 5.0,Ultra-Thin Wireless Bluetooth Headset,Hands Free Music Call Control Waterproof Helmet Speaker for Motorbike Sport Cycling/Skiing/Riding

Expected to pay north of £80, but found these and so glad I did. Wasn't expecting great sound as been using earbuds (which never stay in place when putting helmet on and are uncomfortable always), but the sound on these is surprisingly good. Much better depth than earbuds and great volume range for this deaf old geezer. The voice activation works well and all seems clear and simple. Application was very easy and supplied spare velcro discs greatly appreciated. The mini usb was tight and hard to insert and still not sure if fully in as cannot see any LED...on or off, so only time will tell if indeed it is actually charging. I'm gonna test ride them now so wont post this until back. OK, that's done. Only did some city miles and below 30mph, but made some calls and listened to music. Ears were a bit pressed and uncomfortable at times but seem to sort out by wiggling helmet. With tight fitting older helmets, I guess there will always be pressure here and next week my trip to Cornwall will tell me more. Phone feature was neat, system speaks out incoming number and you just say answer and it does. Forgive this neanderthal, but for someone who gaffer tapped speakers to his CX500 windshield in the 80's, I am constantly impressed with any technology. Volume was lower on phone call so struggled a bit to hear over 20mph but obviously volume can be turned up. Mic worked well at 30 and wind noise didn't affect mic much (open face helmet). The buttons are small and probably impossible to use with gloves, but I don't want to be taking/making many calls on bike anyway. Just ordered a waterproof phone mount which will keep phone visible and easier to accept/make calls, volume and ID calls easier. Bit rambling, but really quite pleased with this kit and the affordability

I didn’t expect too much for the price so I wasn’t disappointed These paired very quickly to both my iPhone and my TomTom Rider 550 sat nav The sound quality is perfectly acceptable, especially for the price However I only really needed to use one of the headphones, not both, for receiving spoken instructions from my TomTom Rider 550 motorcycle sat nav I decided against these as they needed fixing into my Arai helmet I found a much better alternative in the Soundcore, by Anker, Life A1 earbuds The A1’s are amazing quality and paired instantly with the TomTom. I only use the right earbud. They stay put in your ear very securely allowing you to put your helmet on without knocking out the earbud I’m sure that if you want to go to the trouble of securing these ‘in helmet’ speakers into your motorcycle helmet you will be very happy with them and I’d certainly say they are a bargain However my alternative approach, using the Anker A1 earbud/s, suits my needs much better Recommended though, especially for the price

I had set my expectations very very low with these. I mean for the price, you have to. However I have been totally blown away considering the price. Very easy to fit, despite the headphones themselves being a touch thick (if you don't have any space near your ears you may struggle). The mic boom tucked neatly under the cheek pads and along the neck roll, so that it sits in front of my mouth. The sound quality is pretty good, sadly just as good as an agv ark that I had in my last helmet that was 10 times the price. Plenty loud enough to hear over road noise. I can't comment on the microphone quality yet as I haven't made a call whilst riding, however it does work and picks up my voice for voice commands.... Yes that right you can activate your assistant. A double press on the first button activates siri or Google assistant so you can make hands free calls etc. Battery life seems fine, although I've only been on a 40 minute ride, using navigation etc only. Which brings me on to the only downside really. The buttons are tiny and totally inoperable with thick gloves. But it's a small price to pay for an incredibly cheap totally effective system in every other perspective. Using this means I can keep my phone in my pocket, use my smart watch to see who's calling and answer calls, skip music tracks etc (although it can auto answer as well). Definitely recommended.

Sound is good, but headphones too thick for helmet, painful to wear. Waiting for reply from email sent about exchange to ultra thin. Paired very easily with phone. Not sure about control thing hanging in front of your face. How are you supposed to see what buttons you're pressing?

Purchased this so I can speak to people via phone but the microphone is so bad. My mate has the exact same one as me and it’s terrible too. The connection is bad, you hear it say “connected but it’s not, you need to disconnect and then reconnect. Easy to use, turn it on and disconnect then reconnect and it’s done Battery life is decent, lasts quite a while. The audio quality is tinny, no bass when listening to music

Purchased to use with Google maps only. The speakers are 11mm thick. Fitted to the helmet easily. With ear plugs in and volume at max, directions can be heard and understood at motorway speeds with very little distortion. I'm not using the phone function on the bike but did try it. Sound was fine, didn't like the auto pick up for incoming calls and no manual option available. Call function has been turned off on the phone itself. Only bought for use with Google maps and for this it is great value for money and works very well. No bike to bike mesh style function. Connects very easily and quickly when switched on. Battery life so far as advertised.

Easy to pair, install and just works. I was initially unsure about this product but it functions perfectly for what I need. I wear the Bell Sanction 2 helmet and the speaker pucks fit perfectly into the ear spaces (flush with the helmet and does not interfere with the fit at all), while the wire can be fed and secured through the velcro lining of the helmet. I commute and mountain/trail ride and can hear my music and podcasts perfectly, but also hear cars etc as well. Calls come through clearly and the person on the other end can hear me too. Easy to connect to my phone with no dropouts thus far. I don't know what the battery life is like but it seems good and serves its purpose. It's a cheap product that took a punt on but I'm glad I did.

I recently bought an audio-ready ski helmet with ear pockets for a device like this, and it seems to work fine. I'm listening to feedback from CARV ski sensors (via my phone's Bluetooth) so I'm not fussed about music quality etc. Haven't tried the mike yet, nor tested the battery life. Just did an hour or two's indoor skiing and it worked ok. Just plugged in to charge again and it doesn't seem to have a light which is a minor negative if you're relying on an overnight charge. (Sometimes I find cheap / old devices don't charge with newer usbc PD chargers, for example) Fwiw the mike (with 3 buttons) and the flexible stalk it's on is a good size and has the charge port on it so you don't have to pull the device out of the helmet to charge. The device is small and neat - so isn't too bulky in the helmet. In my photo the speakers are tucked into the ear pockets. Will try to update after a week in the Alps.