Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth 5.3 Headset Speakers with 900mAh Battery, Outdoor Wireless Headphones Hands Free, Music Call Control,Auto Answer for Motorbike Sport Cycling, Skilling, Riding Earphones

I like the easy install to headphone friendly helmet, I dislike the female skanky voice at power-on. I was going to return the product prior to checking my device configuration for headphones. Glad I did so, they sound great.

Fits easily into my helmet. Bluetooth pairing is simple and plays music. This was cheap but does what I need it to do - play music via Bluetooth and stay in my helmet so I don’t have to use earbuds. Sound quality is not great but it works well enough. I’m not a fan of the way it announces phone calls (reading out the phone number one number at a time) but I don’t run into that too often thankfully. I just realized I’ve been using it for a few weeks now without charging (mostly 10-15min rides every couple of days while commuting) so that’s nice I guess.

Arrived in a timely manner. Package was delivered securely without damage. FIVE Stars for the simple idea…I own Sena and Cardo with most of gages I don’t need…95% for music at $$$$. If this had better speakers it would sell …sell out. Very easy set up on 3/4 Open Helmet and loud enough (not HD quality) going 50mph. Not sure about battery life nor phone call qualities???? What a simple Bluetooth speakers for M/C helmets

Very cheap design of the microphone first one broke very quick and then the 2nd one they send lasted 2 days before breaking in the same place. Right where the mic/buttons meet the wire conduit. Better off with a cheap helmet mounted headset as cardo spirit etc.

Paired right to phone. Has a built in mic with control buttons you can easily feel or just use your phone, which I mount to handle bar. Son can hear me loud n clear and I hear him loud n clear. Can listen to music! Gets OLENTY loud with my galaxy S22 ultra. This thing is well worth price. Fit PERFECTLY into my ILM helmet, which has cutouts for headsets.USB C connector too! No crap micro USB. Build quality is awesome too. Highly recommend this thing!

Seems to connect to my phone and it sounds fine. I plan to use it to listen to Google Maps navigation while I'm riding somewhere unfamiliar.I broke it exactly where everyone else has been breaking it while I was trying to fit the microphone into my full face helmet. (see photo 1)I tried taping it back together but I need to figure out a better way...maybe some epoxy (see photo 2).I'll keep it for as long as it still works but I might try something else next time.Update:======I repaired my broken wire end with epoxy and remounted the microphone/controller low in my helmet by reorienting the boom differently. Seems to be much less intrusive and less prone to breaking now. The blue LED indicator light is also less visible since it is lower in my helmet.

It easily slipped into my helmet, and I didn't even need to use the velcro part of it. But it was nice to know that it's there, in case I need to in the future.The sound? Well, there's absolutely no bass, which is to be expected I suppose. All treble.The volume? It's ok for sitting in traffic, but as soon as I got up to about 40mph, I couldn't really tell what was being played. This is going to be super dependent on whether you have an already quiet helmet or not. Mine is not the quietest I've ever had.The first time I used it, I brought it inside to charge, and set it down on the table, and the cheap plastic part immediately snapped where the mic meets the boom part. Yes, my fault, but still, it wasn't that much of an impact.Let's put it this way. I'm buying myself another one. And I'm fully expecting to receive another piece of junk. It's like going to Harbor Freight when you need a certain tool, but a crappy one that eventually gets the job done and costs a fifth of the price is just fine.

I wear a helmet on my moped and use this in conjunction with my phone to get to and from destinations. Very useful