Review on LEXIN B4FM Bluetooth Headset for Motorcycles - 10 Riders, Music Sharing, Noise Cancellation, FM Radio, Universal Communication Systems for ATV/Dirt Bike by Abdirahman Elmer

Overall this device works well. Communication is pretty good with a really decent range, especially when you're in sight of other drivers. The battery life is also excellent and you can work for hours without having to worry about anything. This is a great device if you only want to chat with one person, but it gets a little annoying when you're trying to connect to more than one (more on that later). The number of mounting accessories is nice too, with the ability to mount a variety of helmet types. My buddy had a skid plate and with a bit of skill was able to install the speakers and microphone. On helmets that cover your ears, the velcro mounting pads are easy to put on and very durable, and I had no trouble putting them on. The whole thing took about five minutes. However, there are two main issues I've encountered: 1). When connecting to more than two devices, this becomes an issue. In order to properly connect all devices, they must first be connected in a certain order, and then all devices must be connected in order. It can get a little annoying trying to quickly wake everyone up and get them ready while trying to hook up this person, then this person, then the last person. With today's technology, this could be done much smarter.2). If you have a phone connected, the default behavior of the device is to answer your calls automatically. This function must be deactivated each time you turn on the device - it does not save your previous settings. Nothing is more annoying than on a car trip when all voice communication suddenly cuts off and you're now on the phone with a salesman trying to sell you an extended warranty on your car while you're trying to drive.