🏍️ Wireless VR-robot Motorcycle Helmet Headset: Bluetooth Intercom and Communication System for Motorbikes Review

Does not do its job of providing noise when riding a motorcycle at reasonable speed. It was easy to install and connect. And he did a great job standing in the garage. But driving the motorcycle at high speed on the highway immediately shows that this device is useless for me. This might work if you have a much quieter bike and helmet combo (I use a Nolan N103 on a Nomad 1700). For the price, this is definitely an option to try if you have a quiet bike and a helmet, but be prepared to be…

Excellent alternative to very expensive communicators. I wanted something to listen to music and listen to my phone's GPS. It was easy to fit into my Arai Corsiar X. Although the speaker drivers are a bit thick, they still fit snugly with minimal pressure on my ears. The volume is very loud and I will use earplugs and recommend everyone else to do so. It cancels out wind noise so you can hear the engine and hear music clearly at lower volumes. The microphone arm is easy to use and the controls…

I have tried this in 3 different helmets, 2 of which have used Sena headsets. The speakers are too thick and don't fit. The people who claim to fit are either a) fake reviews or b) wearing a helmet that doesn't match the size or shape of their head. All my helmets fit me perfectly and these speakers just don't fit. I have Speed and Strength, AGV and Triangle (a cheap modular one sold at Revain). They all have speaker pockets and there's plenty of room for full-size speakers like the Sena, but…

Used them last year, bought June 2017, drove daily from March to October and they always turned on and worked fine until I forgot to charge them. The charge lasts for about a week and a half with a total of 2 hours of daily driving. They are quite noisy even at the track and fit perfectly in my full face helmet, some modifications to the foam were necessary. I'm buying another pair just because my music jump button is worn out. I don't blame the product for wearing buttons, they are less than…

Pros: - Fits perfectly on my GMax GM54S full face helmet. Didn't have to slip into the headphone pouches just over them and they stay in place with velcro on the headphone pouches. Cons: - Buggy software. I can't get the volume controls to work at all with my Moto G4 Play. If I press and hold the + or - button for more than a second, the music just stops playing. I have to turn it off and on again to get it working again. The only volume control I have is the phone volume control. I wish I…

Instructions were poorly translated into English but installation was easy. Fits my full face helmet. Despite having speaker cutouts, the helmet now fits tighter as the speakers are quite thick. The mic/buttons on a full face helmet are odd, but given the price I'm willing to compromise, especially since I can just use the phone's built-in voice commands. I will update my review once I use it more. **Updated July 19, 2017** After using this headset for a while, I had a few things that bothered…

I put this to the test by driving 100 miles in various wind speeds and conditions using Apple Maps with turn-by-turn directions on my Bluetooth connected iPhone . At first I was very concerned that I wouldn't be able to hear it at high speed (50+) and that turned out to be true. However, once a windshield was fitted to my bike, I could hear it pretty well at 70 mph. The sound is a bit tinny, but actually good because it lets wind noise through better. My helmet is closed and low so whistling is

They have performed brilliantly on the Park City slopes for five straight days. I removed the wired headset from my Giro helmet and put it on - I was afraid they were too big but they are actually smaller than the ones that came with the helmet. As a result, I didn't have the ear fatigue that sometimes occurs after a full day of use. My earcups don't have a mic hole, but they are long enough (and flexible enough) to protrude from the top of the earpad and slope towards my chin to avoid any…