EJEASV4 Plus Motorcycle Intercom, Motorbike Helmet Bluetooth 5.1 Headset with FM and CVC Noise Reduction, Good Sound Quality and Stable Connection for 4 Person Full Duplex Intercom (2 Pack)

This is our second set of Ejeas Comms, originally having the V6, we upgraded to the v4 plus as we wanted to be able to listen to music, hear sat nav and still communicate without having to faff with buttons while riding. Initially just the two of us (me and hubby) used these for a year before my son passed his test and now we're on 3 way Comms without any compromise in functionality. Sometimes there's some interference when its on a 3 way, but really can't complain for the price point. Sound is really good quality, but can be harder to heard on the motorway in heavy traffic and wind noise, but probably depends on your helmet too. Easy to pair up if you watch the online videos and if you go out of range they automatically reconnect when back in range. Really love these for the money, did a 1500m tour of the Scottish Highlands and had no issues. Also battery life is better than an old Nokia, I can use all day with sat nav and music and come home still on 100%!!!

These two EJEAS® E6 Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Intercom Headset worked perfectly out of the Box.I was replacing a pair of "Scala Rider G4" Bluetooth Intercom Headset which eventually gave up the ghost after 10 years use (20,000 miles). The Scala were excellent but very expensive and so I was looking for something a little less costly and am extremely pleased with Value for Money EJEAS®. The Build Quality of the EJEAS® is excellent and the 9 buttons are easily selected, depending upon your choice of function.The "ON" Button is the big one with a Motorcycle Printed on it (3 seconds press). The "OFF" Button is the small RED button (one quick press). Nothing could be simpler. To pair with my Garmin Zumo 660 Mototcycle Satellite Navigation, I simply held down the "ON" button for 6 seconds until Blu/Red flashing, and it was recognised and connected immediately by the Garmin.If you're pairing with the Garmin Zumo 660 Motorcycle Satellite Navigation, it is important to connect your Samsung Mobile Phone directly to the Garmin Zumo 660, not directly to the EJEAS® E6. I'd be interested to know if anyone connected a Samsung Phone directly to the EJEAS® E6, as well as a Garmin. I think if you did, you'd lose the ability to monitor incoming and outgoing calls on the Garmin Screen.However, if not using a Satellite Navigation System, simply connect your Samsung Mobile Phone directly, using the EJEAS® E6 "Phone" Button. It is marked with a Green Telephone. To pair, hold it down for (3 Seconds).Just a word of caution; at first, I thought the pairing between EJEAS® E6 and Garmin had to be repeated each time I switched off either or both the EJEAS® E6 and Garmin. This is because there was a 30 second delay after switching on both the EJEAS® E6 and the Garmin, after they'd been disconnected for a short while. I was WRONG and in fact the reconnection of both the EJEAS® E6 and Garmin re-connected automatically and perfectly; I just needed to be patient. This is a major requirement since it would be a pain to repeatedly "pair" after switching OFF.Overall, I am delighted with the quality of this EJEAS® E6 device and the sound is really good, clear and loud. 2 Volume Control Buttons, "UP" and "DOWN" are positioned between the ON Button and the Telephone Button and are quite small, so will need to be selected accurately. I have not yet tested the Microphone quality, but with the flexible choice of both a "Boom" or a wired Microphone, I am sure the sound will be fine.Battery life seems to be about 12 hours (it may become less). After a full charge, I left my EJEAS® E6 switched on and connected to my Garmin with music transmitted by Bluetooth from my Garmin, so I was able to "soak test" the battery duration. I am very pleased with battery life, since it will appear to last a full day of riding. However re-charging with a Power-Pack, on a ride, should be simple.One thing missing which I was able to access on my "Scala Rider G4" is FM Radio. But quite honestly, accessing FM Radio on the "Scala Rider G4" was always too fiddly so I will not miss it. Anyway, my MP3 Collection on my Garmin is all I need on a ride.

This is an update version of the last V4 which was great. this would be a great updated version and would get 5 stars normally however the sound volume is not very loud and therfore a lot of messing about with helmet mods to get the speakers closer to the ears just to hear it was a problem. even with the speakers closer to the ear the sound volume isn't great above 50mph and I have a high end helmet due to my job so its a pretty quiet helmet to start with.

Very rare you get amazing quality for a good price tag,Very happy with the sound quality and ease of use.Very easy to install to your helmet100% recommend to everyone

The units were fine when first used,at low speeds they were good considering I have a 1500 Valkyrie 6 into 6 straight through pipes.Had them just over10 weeks used just the once for testing 30 mins tops. Put them back in their box ready for next time. Came to use them after a few weeks both would not turn on, put them on charge,charging light came on, 2 mins later went off. They are officially broken.Amazon were contacted they were very good and a refund has been agreed. Real shame they would have done the trick. If one had broken then I would have replaced it but not both of them.

Amazing quality for the price. Good range and the sound cancelling is perfect

Good feel to the product and easy to fit and connect to phone and other riders. Unfortunately the sound quality through the headphones is not great. It's fine when talking to other riders but quite poor when playing music.

Superb product, easy to fit, great sound even at speed bike to bike, good range, well worth the money