Motorcycle Helmet Speakers Headphones with Good Sound,Loud,Long-Lasting,Large Button for Gloves,Fast and Stable Connection,Answer Automatically,Voice Assistant,IPX7 Waterproof,Easy Install

I purchased this after an exhaustive search for a solution for a headset for my motorcycle/ e-dirtbike helmet. Due to the exceptional value and price I decided to try this low cost solution. I purchased 3x sets, one for son, my daughter, and myself.The package arrived very quickly and packaged decently inside a small box to ensure safe transport.Pairing the headset to my iphone 15 Pro (and my son & daughters iphone 13 and iphone 14), was very simple and straightforward. There is a voice that loudly states "headset connected" when successfully paired. We used this basic bluetooth headset while in a group call on Discord which makes our rides seem so much more deeply connected, it also allows the calls to be reconnected automatically if they drop out due to bad reception or loss of signal. Because we use this headset on our mobile devices, it utilizes a cellular connection so we are not limited to a proximity like all other motorcycle headsets! You can use your iphone's volume up and down buttons to adjust the headset volume, or you can press the little up or down button on the mic itself. This little headset is a real game changer for group rides and the cost is so low it makes trying this out a no-brainer.My family and I have used this headset on multiple rides that have lasted for 1 to 2 hours and the battery did not die. We made sure to charge them fully and left them on the charger until the moment we ride out. It uses a USB-C port to charge and comes with a 3ft charging cable. While I have not timed the charging period I am guessing it takes around 15-20 minutes. It charges very quickly.The volume is "decent" when at maximum on my petrol motorcycle but this will vary greatly depending on how loud your moto is and your helmet quality and subsequent sound insulation. When riding my electric dirtbike, which is silent, this headset is 'great' at the ability to hear a voice clearly. It is not amazing at playing music. There is little to no bass or rich mids. This is a value headset. Yelling or raising your voice too loudly causes the inexpensive headset speakers to crackle.Despite any shortcomings the value of this headset when being used for comms is amazing and I would highly recommend this to others!

Not very loud so you can hear your suroundings really well. Especially your motorcycle. So I suppose its not too bad. Connected easily enough. Turns on audible message.Design I thought was ok. But think controls are more convenient on the outside. But it was functional. It charged no problem and lasted a ling time in between charges. Conectivity issues not sure if its on my phone side settings or the head set? Im leaning to my phine issues. It just turns off with out my doing but i press again amd it plays. So its always easy to fix.

This is $12 and worth it if you don’t care about sound quality for music!!!!!!!Put in my motorcycle helmet and it fit amazing. I feel like the people in the reviews are not putting them in the right spot because nothing sticks out for me. You have to put them in the spot where there is indents of the padding. The mic for some reason has insanely good sound quality. It’s crystal clear for the person i’m talking to it sounds better than talking with the phone to your ear.The interface is weird but just read the card it’s simple enough.The actual sound quality is terrible it sounds so cheap. I could care less I only need it for a 10min ride max and my earbuds don’t fit in my ears with my helmet.Overall if you need something for some short rides or to make calls this is the nicest cheap option. If i wanted something nice i’d spend some more money for sure.

I've always bought cheap headphones and ripped out the speakers to mount into my helmets. They were all wired and plugged into a headphone port but these newer phones don't have one so I was forced to find another method. I found these and I was a bit skeptical but worth a shot for the price (cheaper than the ones I ripped apart) . I installed them in an Arai XD3 and it seemed very quiet and useless on the highway. Then I connected to my Garmin Zumo XT for music and they were really loud. I connected back to my phone and checked the settings and the output was at 50% even though the headset was at 100%. Weird but it fixed the low volume issue. Now at 100%, it's almost too loud even at highway speeds. Garmin voice directions worked well too.I bought a new helmet (Shoei GT Air2) and it has cutouts for another comms system that's $300 and not very good from the reviews I've read. I ordered another one of these and just installed them and they work just as well. The speakers fit into the ear cutouts but the cutouts for the wiring are a bit off. Not a big deal as you can route the wires easily.While riding, I can reach under the chinbar to access the buttons. There's only 3 so it's not difficult to skip songs, change volume or pause. I've answered a call once and the other party didn't know I was riding but I was on a backroad so minimal road/wind noise. The auto-answer can be disabled on the phone in the BT settings, at least on my phone (Samsung S22+).Anyone that thinks these aren't loud enough, check your BT and audio output settings. I had the same problem until I changed the settings.*Edit* 7/14/2023I've used this mostly for just music from my phone. A few months ago, I tried connecting to my Zumo XT and it disconnects about 10-20s after connecting and won't reconnect unless I reboot the headset. I also have a BT hub on my motorcycle (Ducati Multistrada) and it also disconnects when I use it as a hub. Still works great when connected to a phone for music but had to knock down a couple of stars for lack of support for a gps or other BT hub. I tried deleting everything and re-pairing one by one.