ALLROS 2pcs Motorcycle Helmet Intercom Bluetooth 3.0 Motorbike Interphone Wireless Communication Headset Supports up to 3 Riders Connection for Riding and Skiing (T10)

Headphones work for few months then only work one now none of them I expect that they will work for longer than 6 months.... Value for money 0 as now I have to buy an other one and seems they do not even offer support for to buy an other leads or headphones...

They are very good too use and easy to connect to other devices

So far very pleased with this productI brought two so I can swap when a recharge is necessary but I’m getting around 10 hours of continuous play

Bought 3 of these as they say 3 can used together. Technically they are right.However as there is only 1 intercom button, you cannot easily choose who to connect to.One unit could connect to the other two, but the intercom button only connects to the last unit connected. Let's call this unit 2.The other two units will pair to unit 2 but not to each other. Let's call these units 1 & 3.1 can only connect to 2, 3 can only connect to 2. 2 can't choose who to connect to, only connects to last connected unit.So 1 and 3 choose who is connected to 2. 1 and 3 will never connect.If 1 and 2 are connected, 3 will have to wait till they have finished before connecting to 2. When 1 and 2 are finished, 2 can't choose to connect to 3, it will have to wait till 3 realizes 2 is not connected to 1 and 3 initiates the connection.So verdict is they work great as a pair, don't buy for the ability to connect 3.

These Allros intercoms are really excellent bits of kit. Easy to install - I have one set fitted to my wife's helmet using the 'universal' clip which holds well and the other to my helmet using the adhesive pad supplied. They pair easily, and will also pair to another set - doesn't have to be the same make - my set is also paired to another rider's Sena - which does need to be set to 'universal' bluetooth - to pair. Pressing a button on the intercom disconnects the pillion and connects to the Sena and vice versa - easy to do on the move, even with gloves on. Bike to bike the range is good, still connected at about half a mile apart and with clear conversation. I suppose the maximum distance would depend on terrain/traffic.Sound quality is as good as the Sena and we have reasonably clear conversation at 80+ mph. At lower speeds, the sound is crystal clear. This is using my open-face helmet and my wife's flip-front helmet. Answering the phone is automatic, and on the one occasion someone phoned me, they couldn't tell I was on a bike. This was at 60+ mph.Realistically the Allros T10 is worth 5 stars. However, I've knocked one off as they're unable to supply extra mike/earpiece sets. This means that if you have more than one helmet you have to strip out the kit from one helmet to another.Apart from that, it's a brilliant and (relatively) inexpensive bit of kit.

Honestly didn't expect much from what is a low cost set of intercoms but after a trip with them to the Isle of Man TT I can say they paid for them selves several times over. Sound quality isn't great so music is ok but for comms back and forth with a friend it was fantastic. Also picking up and handling calls via the mobile also great quality for the person calling in. My biggest recommendation would be to make very sure the speakers are positioned correctly within the helmet. After my friends was so much louder and clearer than mine I rearranged and wow much better. Travelling on motorways and still able to have a simple conversation about taking the next junction or what ever. As I said, surprised and very pleased with this kit.

Really like this product, was easy to fit and works well