EJEAS V7 Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset Intercom, Bluetooth 5.1 Waterproof Communication System with Noise Cancellation for ATV/Motorbike/Snowmobile, V6 Updated (1PC)

When it works - it works fine. But I nearly returned it twice after it taking probably >10 hours to get it working with my existing headset. This was for my daughter so we could talk on bike rides, the instructions are nuts (you need 11 fingers on one had - made of steel!) based on the button presses it asks for. Pairing with a non EJEAS headset was nuts - eventually got it working using a button combo I found after searching once. . then couldn't find again!So when it's set up and working - great. But that was the biggest problem!Buttons aren't great very "sharp" and some you couldn't press with gloves on.

I use it for contact with my pillion rider and for sat nav

This motor bike helmet intercom is ever so good. Sound quality and rang is very impressive. Very easy to install.Battery life is very good.

These are ideal for motorcyclists.They come in a really nice box which would make them ideal for a gift for fathers day, birthday or Christmas.You get two in the pack.I was really impressed of the sound quality and that you could hear each other over the sound of the wind and general noise when riding.The controls get quite a bit of getting used to, but this will be the same to most products I would imagine. Overall, I am impressed of them but gave it four stars instead of five because of the current selling price of around £125. They do feel quite expensive at that current selling price.However, I would recommend them to people wanting something like this, whilst out riding the motorbike or equivalent.

These have been used with helmets in a westfield kit car. So we have a lot of noise but do not have the same distance between them that motorcyclist might have. However we can put them on and have walked back in to the garage whilst the other is still in the car on the road and the reception is still perfectly fine.We've used it for 4 hours at a time without recharging and they were still charged fine. Noise cancellation is effective and we notice in working.One thing is the controls take a bit of getting used to as they are on the side of the unit. I found myself looking at my passengers head a couple of times to remind me what was what. But after a while you get used to it.

I take my daughter to school every day on the back of my motorbike.This intercom is fantastic for us - really helps avoiding shouted conversations when you are zipping along the road!I found it easy to install and easy to use. The instructions are refreshingly clear and easy to follow.I haven't tested it with more than two of us, but for the school run it works brilliantly!Also, I don't have to charge it every day, which I am happy with because we are only using it for a maximum of 45 minutes per day.Great piece of kit.

The built quality is great and feels premium. The sound is clear and loud. Small size and also lightweight so easier to carry around. Charges quickly in couple of hours with battery life lasts for at-least a day. Has a long range of up to 700m. Quick and easy to pair via Bluetooth and had as stable connection.Arrived well-packaged as shown in the attached photos.The price is slightly expensive in my opinion.Overall, I am happy to own it and will recommend.

This JEAS V7 Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset Intercom is supplied in a branded box which contains; two v7 units, two microphone / earphone assemblies, Velcro pads for fitting inside your helmet, two types of helmet clip for each unit, two USB to USB-C charging cables and a well written instruction manual. The units supplied look to be well made and are reasonably intuitive to set up. They can also be paired to your phone via the SafeRiding app which offers extra functionality and control.It is a useful kit allowing for safe for communication between multiple riders or a rider and pillion as well as being able to communicate using your phone while riding and even accessing music although this is not something I would recommend on a motorcycle. It charges via a standard USB-C port which is convenient and can be can be fully charged in 3 hours. It claims up to 260 hours in standby, 25 hours of music playback, and 18 hours in conversation which I have not been able to test but the battery life is not an issue and probably exceeds the amount of time I will spend on a motorcycle.Setting up is reasonably straightforward although my helmet has no provisions for installing a comms unit it was able to accommodate the microphone and earpieces in this kit. There is sufficiant padding around each earpiece and the cables are long enough to run through the helmet without pulling them too tight while the main unit clips on the outside and is water resistant to IP65 meaning it is dust tight and protected against water projected from a nozzle.The intercom system works well when mastered but takes a little getting used to working the controls with gloves on. It can be set up to communicate with up to 7 devices but I have only used the two supplied. The sound quality is good and the volume adequate for my helmet even at motorway speeds although this will depend on careful installation and how well your motorcycle helmet seals. I have only used this with a pillion but we could easily converse which increases the enjoyment of a long ride. This and the ability to receive phone calls is a real step forward and my main use of the units although they do offer additional functionality.Overall this intercom set is well designed and made. It is not cheap but is well designed and thought out. If you ride as a group or with a pillion it adds a lot of fun to riding with friends as well as increasing connectivity with the ability to use your phone safely on the move.