Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset, Motorbike Headset Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones with Stereo Sound Quality Waterproof Motorcycle Helmet Speaker for Riding/Skiing(Handsfree/Auto Answer/GPS/60H Playtime)

Sono un po’ spesse, ovviamente a discapito della durata che è molto buonaVa trovata la giusta posizione/spessori da inserire fai da te se non appoggiano bene alle orecchie senza calcare troppo non si sente bene.Il microfono se non vai piano non è che funzioni benissimo

Expected to pay north of £80, but found these and so glad I did. Wasn't expecting great sound as been using earbuds (which never stay in place when putting helmet on and are uncomfortable always), but the sound on these is surprisingly good. Much better depth than earbuds and great volume range for this deaf old geezer.The voice activation works well and all seems clear and simple.Application was very easy and supplied spare velcro discs greatly appreciated.The mini usb was tight and hard to insert and still not sure if fully in as cannot see any LED...on or off, so only time will tell if indeed it is actually charging.I'm gonna test ride them now so wont post this until back.OK, that's done. Only did some city miles and below 30mph, but made some calls and listened to music.Ears were a bit pressed and uncomfortable at times but seem to sort out by wiggling helmet. With tight fitting older helmets, I guess there will always be pressure here and next week my trip to Cornwall will tell me more.Phone feature was neat, system speaks out incoming number and you just say answer and it does.Forgive this neanderthal, but for someone who gaffer tapped speakers to his CX500 windshield in the 80's, I am constantly impressed with any technology.Volume was lower on phone call so struggled a bit to hear over 20mph but obviously volume can be turned up. Mic worked well at 30 and wind noise didn't affect mic much (open face helmet).The buttons are small and probably impossible to use with gloves, but I don't want to be taking/making many calls on bike anyway.Just ordered a waterproof phone mount which will keep phone visible and easier to accept/make calls, volume and ID calls easier.Bit rambling, but really quite pleased with this kit and the affordability

Honestly for what they are, they're pretty decent.I expected them to be more like those really cheap rubbish aeroplane headphones but the sound quality isn't half bad, its not amazing, like top quality sound but definitely worth the price imo.I havent managed to use them on my bike yet as I refuse to ride on the ice but I had to try them.Some advice though, if you have a helmet that fits you nice a snug, I recommend putting the ear pieces more toward the front of your helmet not directly on the ear cushion part cause they are quite thick and solid and its pretty painful trying to put your helmet on, but after a bit of faffing about moving them, they're now nice a comfy-ish.I wouldn't recommend continually moving them about as the velcro is strong but the sticky part isn't and they will lose the stickiness and may fold on themselves etc, they do come with a few sticky pads though.I've decided to just leave them in my helmet permanently and just charge them in my helmet whenever I've not using it.

Do you remember McDonalds toys from the 90s/early00s that would sing to you or play music? Well that’s the sound quality you get with these. It looks like they used headphone drivers instead of speakers, so if your ear is not in the exact position that it should be when using over the ear headphones- the sound is pretty bad. It’s definitely usable, but bass is non existent. If you have a set of headphones, play music and pull them away from your ears 1-2cm. That’s the sound quality you get.They are also very thick- just barely fit in my Scorpion helmet. I had to ‘massage’ away (with a knife) some foam in the back of the speaker recess inside my helmet to make them fit properly and not push on my earsI was honestly wanting to send them back and keep using earbuds but the convenience of not having to put and remove earbuds every time made me keep them. The battery also seems to last a long time so that’s two things it’s going for it.I tried using it to call my other half when on the bike, (in a full face helmet) she could definitely hear me but said that it sounds like I’m talking from a bucket - which is technically true so I’ll allow it.All in all- they are fine. Just that. Nothing more, nothing less. The sound is terrible, and the other things are acceptable so it just averages out to be worthwhile keeping if you can’t be bothered with using earbuds like me.

It disconnects constantly when making calls. Works well if listening to music or podcast.Spend a bit more, this is not a good product.