Review on 🎧 OutdoorMaster Bluetooth 5.0 Drop-in Helmet Headphones with HD Speaker Chip, Built-in Mic, and Easy Controls - Compatible with Audio-ready Helmet for Skiing & Snowboarding, IP45 Sweat-resistant by Yolanda Reed

Still happy with it. They're embarrassingly thick, almost twice the thickness of the Bluetooth headphones I had eight years ago, and I had to loosen the chin strap to accommodate them and there was still extra pressure on my ears. The good news is that all that unnecessary thickness translates into good battery life. They say 10 hours of use and after about 10 hours (on full volume) my phone told me the battery was still 70% charged (I charged it before the next use so I don't know if that number was at the same level). everything exactly). I find I have to turn up the volume to hear them clearly at the lift stations, they don't sound particularly loud. I've also listened to audio books and they're good for that, but I can't comment on how good they sound for music. Of course, they interfere with other people's hearing, but that's not a problem, especially if you pause listening. The buttons are large and easy to press through my earcups (a definite benefit over the old all-purpose headset), although they take a second or two to stop when you're pausing something, so you'll have to trust that. Do this (clicking again will end the pause). In any case, it's a welcome improvement in skiing and a good distraction while queuing for the lift.