Soft Microphone Earphone Cable Suit for BT-S2 Motorcycle Helmet Intercom Headset (New type C Socket)

Using it for a year, under the sun and rain, day and night. Hasn't failed me yet. Battery lasts for ~5hs continuous riding and has a beep-beep for at least 1/2 hour before it gives up.The setup is a bit fiddly, but nothing too horrible. Standard one-person setup is easy: one button long press and you're done. Two people communicator needs you to turn off Bluetooth on phones first, sync them, then connect BT later.You can listen to music individually, but there's no way to have both voice and music at the same time, so long rides with a passenger gets the odd flip between talking to them or listening for directions, which you can easily miss if you're chatting.Still beats shouting over the shoulder. And for 20% the price of the good brands, a clear bargain.I mostly ride alone, so mainly listen to music and answer the phone, which is absolutely fine. Making calls is also possible, though with thick gloves, it's not so easy to discern which buttons you're pressing and you can end up messing things up.My main complain is that the sound over the pads isn't the best. For road rides, with ear pads and wind noises, it gets harder to hear much. Music is barely audible, but phone calls over 60 mph are almost impossible.

I have had these for a few years now. And they are very good value for money compared to other brands. The battery life is great will last several hours listening to music. The volume level is good if you make sure the speakers are fitted directly in front of your ears. Two options for fitting to helmet which both work well and are very secure. You can easily have phone conversations while riding. And easily pair up to pillion or other riders. If you don't want to spend hundreds. Try these can highly recommend a real bargain

For the price, it's brilliant and out performs my old Cardo Scala unit by a long way. When using the Tom Tom app on my phone, the connectivity is faultless, and you can have a good conversation on the phone while riding at reasonable speed on the motorway. The headset is easy to fit, with a couple of mounting options.The older version has its own type of charging port not compatible with normal USB chargers, so Ho for the USB C type, and if you get an additional headset,make sure it matches.Definitely recommended.

The unit itself is ok, the buttons are very small and not designed to be operated whilst wearing anything thicker than a silk glove - Volume through the headset is awful! I have an expensive helmet, designed to take a headset, but despite using multiple music apps and making a few calls - if you are riding over 30mph, you can’t hear the caller or the pillion! Tip to manufacturer, when designing a headset, take a car out, get the driver to drive along at 70mph, then stick your head out of the window - now imagine the volume needed to overcome that wind noise!

The problem is this. The advert says waterproof but the box says water resistant. Not an accurate advertisement.

Sound quality is good and battery life has been good so far! The only issue I have had is the size of the speakers! I can feel them pushing on my ears! I guess it could just be my helmet but slimmer ones would be better for my helmet! But that's the only negative thing I can say about this product.

The sound isn't the same quality as a headphone of course but I was surprised it wasn't worst. It is very loud and clear but just missing some bass. It's easy to operate and I haven't charged the battery since I've had it in about 2 weeks of commuting. For that price I'll buy a second one for my other helmet.

Initials impressions are good, fitted easily to my Shoei helmet. Connected easily the other set. Had a short run out today and the music played could be heard over the wind noise. I tend to wear earplugs so the volume has to be fine. Tried the helmet to helmet comms when fitting and it sounded ok,