gearelec Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset V5.2BT【HiFi Stereo Sound】【Screen and RGB Lights】 80Mph Clear Calls Helmet Communication Systems 2000M 6 Riders Intercomunicador para Casco De Moto 2 Pack

Great value headset for my helmet. I've been scootering and I was using an earbud in one ear but wanted something a little better and would be nice when I go on rides with others either scootering or when I get my motorcycle running to channel but I haven't tried that yet. Works great for music, directions, and looks pretty cool with the RGB. Easy to connect to my phone, and sound is decent. The button is easy and accessible, and it's pretty simple to set up on the helmet. Definitely a lower price than others I've checked out, and works great for my purposes.

These gearelec helmet headsets are an *absolute game changer* for riding! My buddy and I paired them up in minutes, and we were chatting effortlessly (even at highway speeds) The HiFi stereo sound is super crisp, and the noise cancellation is legit. Calls come through clear, no yelling or wind battles!The intercom range is amazing,we stayed connected up to 2000 meters apart with zero dropouts. The screen and RGB lights add a slick, modern touch, and they look just as cool as they perform.Battery life is solid, the fit is comfortable inside the helmet, and Bluetooth 5.2 keeps everything running smooth. Whether you're cruising solo or riding with a crew, these headsets keep the communication flowing and the ride *way* more fun.Highly recommend for any motorcycle duo or group riders—next-level gear!

Short Answer is yes.Long answer for those that read reviews is below.I recently got back into riding. It has been 10 years since I last rode so tech like this wasn't as readily available. I knew I wanted to find some way to put music and hands free calls in my helmet. I tried all the usual ways of wired and wireless earbuds but was such a hassle to deal with and caused more issues than they solved. So I did some research and found that attachments like this were common in today's riding scene. Of course cardo is the king in this space but the price is outrageous. So I did a quick Amazon search and can across this gem. I read the reviews and decided to go for it. The product shipped very quickly and arrived well packaged and in a nice box. It comes with 2 ways to install it. 1 is a sticky 3M double sided tape and the other is a clip/clamp to clamp it on the side of your helmet. I opted for the clamp as most of my riding is highway at 70+mph so I trusted it to hang on a bit better at those speeds. The instructions manual is structured well where it was easy to understand. After powering on you are greeted and it tells you the mode it is in. Pairing it to my phone was a breeze and within seconds I was listening to music and making calls. This thing is packed full of features like FM Radio, Phone Bluetooth for calling and music, as well as 4 way intercom mode. The operation of the device is smooth however the buttons sometimes has a hard time registering your presses. Trying to remember or figure out the presses to make modes change are a bit of a mystery to me but I'm slowly figuring it out. As of writting this I have only used it for music and phone calls so I can't comment on the other features. The speakers are ok quality. They are loud enough for highway riding but at that level they are very tinny. The speakers at a normal sound level are bearable but still not the best quality. Unless you are an audiofile you won't really care. They get the job done and for the price are worth it. The audio quilty on a call is acceptable. My wife who I call regularly says it clear and no wind noise but does get a bit choppy sometimes. I am excited to try the intercom mode but sadly have no riding friends so once I make some and convince them to get one of these I will update my post. For now I would say if you are on a budget and looking for a decent blue tooth intercom device I would say buy this one. If you are an audiofile or need more capabilities I would say avoid it.

Absolutely love them, they work great while riding with someone and calling someone on the phone other person can hear you clearly and no background noise

Its not a cardo but it gets the job done. Sound quality wasnt great and connecting them together was a process. But if youre looking to save money then they work. If you wanted better quality speakers it might be a hard work around.

So far so good. I have used mine for about a year and haven't had any issues. The battery life is great and it connects easily to my wife's 2nd unit. The FM tuner could be improved, or I haven't found out how to set station presets but I usually listen to Bluetooth anyway. Speakers are plenty loud but not quite as loud as my last headset. People say they can hear me but with my riding earplugs in it's not really easy for me to hear the conversation. I haven't tried this very often so maybe the call volume can be increased somehow. Either way, for the price these work really great!

I wouldn’t leave a review as I was skeptical of this product. But I have to say, I’m a fan. And I don’t leave reviews very often but this one deserves recognition. At this point I’ve had this headset for about a year. I had a cardo one before this and a sena before that. This one compares with them both, and in many ways I felt it to be better.-The buttons on it make it easy to use.-It connects with other headsets (like the sena and cardo).-Excellent volume. I can actually hear my music.-I can hear my phone calls and they can hear me.-It pairs easily to the phone.- it has an outside display to show what it’s doing and the battery level-standard charger- you can change the color to different colors or flashing rainbows thing. If you like that sort of thing.- I’ve had it a year and it’s still going with no issues and riding regularly with it.So yeah. It’s good. Get it.

It gets you 70% there to a Cardo or similar high quality brand. The speakers aren't very clear or great but they work, no bass to speak of and it's difficult to hear dictation at highway speeds or with ear plugs, but for music it's fine. Fit right into a helmet with ear pockets. Easy enough to install and connect. Overall, good bang for buck starter. Haven't tried connecting to group rides or anything yet though.