FreedConn TCOM SC

Haven't had it for very long but maybe 2 rides on it now and I'll tell you what. It competes with my cardo system EASILY. I haven't tried to link to another headset so I can't speculate on that but here's what I know. Install: super easy and user friendly. Also helps that my ruroc helmet already has all the velcro spots which made it even easier but even without the pre made spots it was straight forward. Only downfall is the wires could have been 1-2 inches longer. It works and is great but the wires are just a smidgen too tight. I would have liked to put the head unit a little farther forward. Sound: Very good volume, actually too loud if on full volume at 70 mph on the highway. Bass could a little better quality but even the cardo systems aren't great as far as bass goes. But the sound is clean, no crackling or distortion. And phone calls are clear and clean and the person om the other end can hear me clearly. Function: Super user friendly to hook to my phone and easy controls. Far easier than my cardo. Overall is that I would buy this over other systems. You get the same quality at a far better price. Only negative is the main unit is a bit wider than the others but not like it matters and the cradle it sits in doesn't always latch but it has a cool slide system that still keeps it in place.

Main reason I bought these was to communicate with my wife while riding. They do well at that, we can clearly hear each other, no buzzing or anything like that. Just clear communications when wanted. Radio function isn't the greatest sounding. Music sounds better blue-toothed from a phone but not great speakers. Decent speakers. I think it's distracting to ride listening to music but also I don't go more then about 70 miles one way from home. I could see music on long trips down the highway. These will work but you won't be blow away by the sound. Base isn't that great. I also don't have any other way to compare these to the high end systems. ...They may be better sound wise but I don't know for sure? Blue toothed to my phone, works well with navigation. For the price this will do everything you need while riding two up or if you need navigation. I have no other uses for these and they are so much cheaper then the top end brands.

Used it on freeway speed with the wife... made life so much easier to listen. Still to be tested on a long trip. Me: cons: my personal complaint/opinión is when turning on it's hard for me to hear the promt commands given by device... but... Pro: I have to remind wife to just talk normal voice because it's loud!! Radio features and Bluetooth definitely a plus Wife: con: it's hard for the wife to get used to the controls on device since some of commands it requieres long press hold and with gloves it makes it more complicated. Pros: loud.. works great from communicator to communicator at high speed!

I had been researching Motorcycle Helmet bluetooth sets for weeks. I decided to buy this set and it has been awesome. Great sound quality. Easy to install and set up. Easy change from my phone to my wife (passenger) while riding. I have a half helmet and my wife cannot hear any wind noise. Very clear. For the price, it cannot be beat. I am one to get discourage with some of the negative comments but I have been extremely pleased with this set. Love that I can chat with my wife while riding.

I bought this to be able to make phone calls while riding my goldwing, I had tried a $300.00 name brand headset and it was worthless. I brought it back and they checked it and said that's just how they work. (the volume wouldn't go high enough to hear anything) so I returned it. After doing a little research I found this headset and purchased it, wow what a difference. I can call people going down the road on my BMW or Goldwing and people can't tell I'm riding a bike. They say the sound is crystal clear. I talked a couple other people into buying the same headset and they have nothing but great things to say about it also. We can talk to each other just like we're standing next to each other, you can listen to the FM radio, have a group chat, talk on the phone, what more do you need? So far the only thing I've had issues with is if you mount the speakers to the helmet and there not close enough to your ears, the speakers are kinda tinny. I spent some time and built some spacers to mount the speakers onto and they now sound awesome. For anyone looking for an excellent headset don't hesitate to buy these.

Product lasted for about a year before the charger would no longer stay in. You have to hold it at an angle to get the device go charge. Additionally, there is a hole that is too small to fit most micro usbs because of the surrounding plastic. You would need a thin usb near the metal for an alternative. Additionally, volume isn't very good. It is very difficult to hear music while going any faster than 30-40 mph. Overall, the setup was relatively easy and the price was good.

Great value. Fm radio works awesome. The tuning seeks instead of manually tuning the channels. Was extremely easy to install. Boom is a little long and at 75+ mph the boom moves around. Everyone who talks to me while I'm riding can't tell and are surprised when I tell them I'm flying down the highway, I'm guessing that means there is no wind noise on the other end. Paired with my Android easy. The only downside is 400mah battery. I only commute 45 minutes round trip. I charge the battery once a week. Lasts 5 days of commuting and it has a battery meter. I will look into larger capacity battery.

Fantastic value for what you get. The sound quality is decent, phone calls are clear on both ends, radio works, simple easy to use controls (even with gloves). Of course it’s not perfect; like I said sound quality is decent, not great, highs are really loud with little base. Selector knob is slightly loose so when you turn your head at high speeds, sometimes changes the song. Other than that it’s a good bargain

Llegaron antes de lo esperado. La calidad del audio es buena con música, con el volúmen al máximo ya no se escucha tu entorno así que recomiendo no subirlo demasiado. Aún no he tenido la oportunidad de probarlos con el casco de mi acompañante, pero seguro que no va a decepcionar.

Great sound and voice. Under 80km sound is great as well as voice. At least I don't miss calls on bike. Speeds over that is too much from outside.

Everything you need for you and passagenger

Modo de uso práctico, funciones básicas pero funcionales, diseño sobrio e intuitivo. Ideales para comunicación 1 a 1 en moto y en trayecto.

For who ever wants FM RADIO: I bought this for the FM radio. Riding from town to town, I wanna know whats going on locally. The FM receiver picks up static every few seconds, or every few minutes. Phsst, skisssssst. It's the Dollar Store chip. It works, but not audiophile standard. I paired it to my phone yesterday during set-up. People said it was a pain to have to pair every time, but you do not have to pair every time with this model. Today, I just turned the radio on, then someone called, the ringtone just about blasted my head off. I can't speak to call quality yet, I rejected it via my phone. But volume is good. The manual instructs you to turn the wheel to select the next station. Flicking it forward or backwards will tune to a new station. But the same wheel is also for volume control. The booklet doesn't tell you how to control the volume listening to the radio. Here's how: To raise or lower the volume on the radio, turn the wheel and HOLD IT. If you just flick it it, it will advance or reverse to the next station. Lean on it to raise or lower the volume. My buddies and I are old af, and rely on body signals. I will try to convince them to try this comm thing out, and then they won't have an excuse for missing the turn.