🎧 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 Review

Excellent headphones. I bought these to use in my forge helmet. The sound quality is surprisingly good. The battery easily lasts a whole day on the slopes. I love that I can pause my music while climbing by just pressing the helmet and just resume it when I get off. One of the coolest features is the ability to take calls (in case you happen to be disconnected from your ski headphones). Highly recommended

Build quality and sound quality match the price. I rode with him once. After 2 hours of playtime in a 30 degree resort in Utah, it still shows a high battery level. One thing that could be improved is the volume buttons. The buttons are difficult to find with a glove. There is also no haptic feedback. I often have to keep pressing it to my ear. It doesn't matter since you don't adjust the volume often. But this is something that can be done better.

I was skeptical at first but after two snowboard rides with them I'm very happy with them. Sound quality is good but don't expect Hi-Fi quality. I was shocked at how little wind noise there was, but I think it would have more to do with the helmet they're attached to. The large buttons make it easier to operate through a helmet with gloves on, although the front and back buttons can be a little tricky to press. (I blame my helmet as it has large hard rubber logos on the ear cups.) The…

Fantastic! I use high quality in-ear snowboard headphones under a helmet. Working with the controls while wearing gloves is a pain. I have to remove my gloves almost every time just to mute the sound or change the volume. In addition, after a while, the headphones begin to damage the ears, since the helmet constantly presses on them. I received these and they work great. The buttons are large and easy to use even with gloves. The sound quality is good enough. Certainly not the quality of my…

The speakers themselves barely fit in my Smith helmet. Once inside, they disappear beautifully and the cord hides behind the helmet adjusters. They are inconvenient to use due to the speaker pockets. My gloves could press the buttons but wouldn't activate half the time. I'd have to remove my glove and activate the headphones with a pinch through the case's material. The wind makes the microphone practically useless when making calls. I had to put my hands in front of my face to block the helmet

Bought to replace an old pair of ODT chips. Unlike ODT, Siri is easy to launch with this device. ODT requires both hands to press either side to invoke Siri. This requires a double key press. However, Siri triggering is fuzzy at best. I think it's a combination of bluetooth profile and slope reception. The sound quality is about the same as ODT. Meaning: Will not receive awards for immersive surround sound. But he does what he has to do. Brings you music while skiing. More importantly, it lets…

. First the right speaker was in the back, and then it was too high in the ear pocket. Both caused an imbalance in the sound to the left. Once I figure that out (yup) the sound is balanced and works great. I stream music from my phone to AccuRadio. and I also received a few calls with the headset. The sound quality is excellent and the microphone works well. He presses the buttons a bit awkwardly, but that could be due to the headphones on my helmet. They have foam inserts and maybe I could…

I love her! I was a little worried about the thickness based on some feedback that I have a Smith Quantum helmet and they fit great! They aren't difficult to enter and don't stick out in an odd way. I like the thickness of the cord, I don't feel like it breaks when I try to pull it out. They have great sound quality and I like the large buttons, they make it easy to adjust the volume or pause and play. It's a bit harder to change the song just because you have to hold down one of the volume…

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…