Motorcycle Bluetooth Helmet Headset Communication Review

This communication system arrived yesterday. I immediately installed it on my Shark Skwal and called several helmeted people BUT I stayed inside. I also listened to music during this time. .The sound coming into the helmet was great. The recipients of my voice call could hear that my head was wearing a helmet, but they could hear me just fine and I didn't have to repeat or yell. Then I drove onto the Autobahn, luckily when I was somewhere between 120 and 130 km/h I got a call. It might be worth

Good set for on the go and much safer than carrying the phone on a stand. Test sound and connection, everything seems fine. I find this to be a good middle ground between Sena and other sellers, which average around $200, and the cheaper helmet headsets I've tried so far that cost under $50. What impressed me was the battery life. I've been driving to work (about 2 hours a day) and haven't had to charge it all week and haven't had a low battery notification yet. Considering I'm at an average…

This is a good headset for what you pay for, soft clothing is a little buggy like random beeps after connecting to your band, instructions are rubbish we have one Took a while to set them up Once you have it, it's pretty easy, but you have to connect in order (no need to go in order). and fall so leaves can make it hard but more often than not thick cedar destroys your signal. We drive a lot through the forest at high speeds on noisy 4-stroke and 2-stroke motorcycles. You can hear everything…

Bought 2, one for me and one for my roommate when we ride together. Pairing the device with my Pixel 3 and my roommate's communicator was easy and painless. The intercom feature is great, much better than trying to yell at each other at traffic lights or hand signals. Range is great when you're riding in a group, but if someone takes a wrong turn they'll be out of range pretty quickly at 60mph. I haven't tried the feature of adding a rider back after they left the group, but our two units only…

First review. I just went through the sync instructions, figured out how to connect with another brand and my phone and put it on the helmet. Let's face it, the Sena is the pinnacle of Bluetooth motorcycle intercoms. But they are VERY expensive. I've used Sena, but I have a pair of $50 off-brand Revain 6-channel headphones. These are the ones that have separate channels and are dedicated to only one BT device per channel. I bought this headset hoping I could connect two single channel headsets…

Long review. So I've been eyeing this brand for a while and wanted to go with the S-1 based on the good reviews. I finally needed one because of a kite back bike ride with a friend. I found out that the S-9 was their latest model, so I decided to give it a try. My review is quite long as I wanted to cover all of my experiences and some of the cons that may or may not be related to my helmet design. Suitable: The metal clip included in the kit that attaches to the base of the device. basically…