Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset Speaker

Just got the headset and put it in my full face modular helmet. Super easy installation, took 5 minutes cause I took my time since I read reviews saying it breaks easy. Fully charged outta the box and sounds better than I expected for a cheap headset. Product guarantee sounds like they’ll back they’re product. I haven’t taken a ride on the ol scoot scoot just yet so not sure how they’ll be on the road but I’m betting they’ll be just fine. I doubt they would work for a half shell though. I’ll come back and update this when I ride a bit with them. Stoked to have a good sound system for a great price! Update: have been riding with this for a bit now and still love it. I have it connected to my Zumo and my phone simultaneously. One caveat is spoken directions don’t work when playing music so if you need to hear your turn by turn nav then turn the music off. Also, I found that if you rely on google maps in your pocket you won’t be able to hear the instructions at highway speeds (65mph+). Same goes for taking on the phone. You can hear and be heard around town speeds but get on a faster stretch of road and you might as well hang up. I did use it as an intercom by calling my daughter who was on the back of the bike with her AirPods in and we were talking to each other (both wearing full face helmets) just fine while cruising around town. Again, spoken directions don’t work while on the phone. Honestly though I was surprised it even hooked up to both my phone and the Garmin at the same time so that’s super convenient. I’ve never had Sena or equivalent higher end comm systems so I can’t give an accurate comparison but for ~$25 this system is dope. It’s loud enough to jam music at all speeds including highway (in a full face). The sound is better than expected for a cheap unit and so far I’ve had no issues at all. I would highly recommend. However, if you wear a half shell or open face helmet I would look somewhere else. You might be okay in the city but any speed or wind noise at all from the lack of a face shield would distort the sound enough to make it useless. Anyway, this is probably the longest review I’ve ever left for anything under $30. Bottom line: hit the buy button and you’ll be decently surprised.

Bought this to install in my motorcycle helmet and overall it’s been great. The sound is loud and clear, even at highway speeds, and the battery life is exactly as advertised—lasts through several long rides without needing a charge. I also like the easy pairing and auto-connect features. The only downside is the thickness of the speaker pods. They were bulkier than I expected and noticeable at first. Compared to other brands I’ve tried, you can feel them more against your ears. That said, after a few rides I got used to it and it no longer bothers me. Installation was simple using the Velcro pads, and the waterproofing gives peace of mind on rainy days. Definitely a solid option if you're looking for long battery life and reliable sound on the road.

I have tried several other brands in the budget range and these are hands down the best sound quality I’ve seen so far. So much so that I bought three of them to put in all of my helmets. They fit perfectly in my Scorpion EXO, and they are snug in my Bell Broozer and ILM open face helmets. The last two were not designed for speakers to be installed. So I don’t hold it against them. I bought these so I could listen to music. Not talk on the phone. The battery life is amazing and I can hear the music clearly driving at highway speeds. You just have to turn it up a little more….

What stood out to me as I first opened the package was the size of the speakers. They are quite robust, and feel sturdy, although I've felt the need to be extra gentle with the flimsy cable that connects them. I immediately connected my phone and held the speakers to where I'd like them to sit on my ear when they're in my helmet, to test the sound quality. And I was pleasantly surprised! I'd say the sound quality (when stationary) is comparable to, but slightly less clear than, my airpods. I was initially pretty impressed with the quality relative to the price, so I went ahead and installed them in my helmet, a Scorpion EXO 320. The EXO 320 has rather deep speaker pockets. The location of these pockets, however, put the speakers closer to my temples than my ear holes, so I ended up having to wedge the speakers further down, closer to the beginnings of my neck straps. With the speakers properly positioned over my ears, the audio quality was very impressive at idle. As you accelerate and get above 35mph, it starts to sound just about as bad as any other non-noise-cancelling earbuds you could wear under your helmet. Keep in mind I ride a VERY quiet bike, so this was all from wind noise. I went on a four and a half hour ride with the headset today, and it was enough to change my opinion on them. They are way too thick, at about three quarter inches, putting constant painful pressure on my ears while also delivering subpar audio quality at any decent speed. As much as I really wanted to like these speakers (and not have to drop $100+ on a Cardo), I will most likely be returning these and doing just that. TLDR; Too thick even with speaker pockets built into the helmet, painful to wear for longer than 20ish minutes, audio quality gets pretty rough at anything greater than 35mph.