Review on FreedConn Bluetooth Headset Intercom: Waterproof Hemet Communication System for Motorcycle/Skiing/Scooters (500M Range, FM Radio, Hand-Free, Intercom Pairing for 2-3 Riders) by Scott King

Just got this headset for the weekend from my nephew who recommended it. There were no wind issues (up to around 80mph) and the sound quality was a bit tinny. Having an intercom while traveling with a friend is a game changer. If you have any doubts about buying a helmet intercom, I assure you that it is! Sure, it's not Bose, but you're paying $50 instead of $300. I have also used this for solo travelers. The sound quality was acceptable, but still allowed me to hear road and traffic noise better than with headphones. If you listen to audiobooks, you might have trouble hearing the quieter or finer details of the narration at speeds over 70 mph or so, but for personal music or radio, accuracy and loudness are par for the course for most applications. Installing the system required modifications to my helmet, although it required careful application of elbow grease and manipulation of the helmet liner. I have an LS2 Metro 3 helmet.