Terrano X;In-Helmet Speakers Communication System - 1 Unit Set

My wife and I have been riding a tandem for 17 years and have tried every piece of junk for an intercom. We couldn't even make it through one season with a Tandem-com, neither the wireless or wired worked, not to mention being uncomfortable. Sena was the best we found and it was terrible. It had an around the back of the head fit, one size fits nobody. After modifying so it would have a chance of staying on my wife's head it would fall off every time we hit a bump. The headband design was probably used in 16th century England to torture people....after 30 minutes it felt like sunglasses that were too tight, did not ride well on your ear...it was just bad! After the battery failed we started looking and found the Terrano-x. It is remarkable. First, nothing touches your head. It mounts to the helmet. The sound and performance is more on the quality of systems you find for motorcycles. Even with ear warmers on, you could hear perfectly. The two units paired without a problem and paired easily with my iPhone. It uses a USB charger cord....and it holds a charge as advertised. I have never been so happy with a purchase, it has far exceeded our expectations. It is truly a professional grade product from packaging, to build quality and definitely performance. The Terrano-X site offers a double pack but it is more expensive than picking up two single units on Amazon. I'm surprised more reviews haven't been written....it was a little hard to find this searching the web, but sure worth the hunt.

I ordered them 2 weeks ago. I received ONE head set within 24 hours. The description of the product is somewhat vague . Therefore I had to order a second one . Very fast service .I installed the two headsets in less than 20 minutes. The package comes with different Velcro to set the microphone and ear piece the way best fit you and your helmet .Synchronizing was a breeze .The ear piece does not cover your ear . The microphone really, really cancels the wind sound.We were able to enjoy a 42 mile ride talking with each other in soft voice with very clear reception .The only reason I am not giving 5 is because the description of the product is not very accurate ( you have to buy 2) .

I really wanted to like this device. I found it easy to install and it worked great for about 2 hours then the microphone in my headset stopped working. I contacted support and they sent me a new unit (their response was seriously delayed - more than a week). Then we did some more testing, discovered that it was the microphone that was not working. Again, contacted support (directly the engineer that I worked with previously) - i got no reply within a week, so I tried again, another week went by, then my wife openned a new support ticket and still no reply. So unfortunately after have shelled out nearly $400 for a pair of these units, I've had to return them both and look for another option.

Thing is difficult to mount. Quality is not worth the price i paid. Just an expensive walkie talkie. Good luck with it.

I have only used this product to listen to my music and take phone calls via bluetooth. For the most part, it works great, except that my left ear speaker randomly cuts in and out. I haven't seen this issue brought up in any other reviews so I'm thinking I just have a defective unit and I'll be sending it back for replacement.Pros:Very well made, sound quality is excellentThe ear pieces are very easy to manipulate into placeCall quality is excellent, even going down hillEasy to chargeCons:When you receive a phone call, you have to take out your phone to restart your musicWish battery life was longer than 4 hours

My wife and I are very impressed with these radios. They make riding our road bikes so much more enjoyable, as well as adding a layer of security and safety. We no longer have to strain to communicate with each other, which allows us to concentrate on the road. Since the ear pieces do not sit directly on the ear, we can hear everything going on around us, unlike ear buds. The volume controls are easy to access (just remember which side they're on, since the unit sits on top of the helmet). While they can link up to phones, we have not done that. Also have not tried the music feature, as that was not our main reason for purchasing them. They were easy to install on our helmets, and adjusting their positioning is a snap. They are definitely worth the investment, and we highly recommend them!

I had used Jaybird Bluebuds X Bluetooth Earbuds to listen to audiobooks for perhaps 2 years when I heard about Terrano-X. I decided to try them because I wanted to be able to take phone calls without stopping to dig out my phone, and because the Bluebuds made it hard to hear cars.I really liked the concepts behind Terrano-X, but wasn't sure about wind noise, hearing cars, etc. After the first ride I was disappointed and thought I'd wasted money and time with them. But instead of writing a bad review to vent my frustration, I kept riding and now I choose them on almost all rides over the Bluebuds.The main thing that bothered me is I couldn't hear my book going downhill. Too much wind noise. But two things happened: (1) I got better at adjusting the speakers. In the beginning I guess I made them too parallel to the direction of the road and now I turn them in a little, which seems to cut down the rumble; (2) I slowed down my descents to maybe 30 mph tops. I didn't like that at first, but now I think about it positively as a safety feature. I almost hit a deer the other day and thought "yeah, maybe where I ride 30 is fast enough."They are more comfortable than earbuds and I do hear the cars better.One thing I don't like is for some reason with my iPhone the book will pause on its own. Very frustrating. Happens once every few rides. Then I have to stop, dig my phone out, and press play.