Motorcycle Headset E1 Helmet Intercom Headset with CVC Noise Cancellation Stereo Music IPX6 Waterproof for Full face Helmet

Over a year of daily use and absolutely no complaints. I bought two for a riding trip I went on with someone and we both kept them and use them daily for music while commuting. The sound quality is shockingly good, it gets plenty loud. And the crazy part is that I basically only need to charge this thing once a month and it's good to go for daily commutes both ways.For the intercom mode, you can't do music at the same time. Also, you have to be within maybe 2000 feet of the other person or it will cut out, but it cuts right back in again when you get closer without having to touch anything. We never tried with more than two. Having these communicators totally saved us during a really challenging ride.I can't believe how much the name brands go for. This is totally worth it and is definitely a solid buy, built to last. Definitely trust it

DO NOT HESITATE. DON'T SECOND GUESS YOURSELF. BUY THIS HEADSET!! If your a picky little snoot. Then go buy you a $500 Sena so you can tell everyone you have a Sena.My wife and I were going to a rally. It's a decent ride and wanted communication and some tunes. This headset was under $40. Some of the reviews were negative, some positive. So I bought a pair to try. As far as bang for buck YOU CANT BEAT THESE!!!!!We rode to the BBB rally. It's a 4 hour ride there, rode all weekend and then a 4 hour ride back. Made phone calls, listen to music, did the two-way radio thing. Did it all on a single charge!!!!There are pros and cons to this headset, but I'm telling you, for less than 40 bones.....I'm buying two more so we can all have a set.Pros......value, ease of use and battery life! They are not complicated. Easy to install and they sound good. Especially when I use my equalizer on my phone. The quality of your helmet will drastically improve your listening experience!!!! I have a cheaper noisy helmet, so on the highway I'm at max volume, but let me tell you, when I'm just cruising in town I have to turn them down. They are loud for me. They pair up fast. When a call comes in while riding, the transition from music to phone and back is automatic and seamless! I ask people how I sound when talking on the phone, they say I'm clear as a bell. Very minimal background noise for the other person on the line. They say they can hear my pipes (Harley-davidson with V&H long shots)But I'm still loud and clear, so the noise canceling is effective. I can ride at highway speeds and still hear my tunes. It could be a tad louder, but I think if I had a better helmet or a more quiet helmet it would change that.I can use all the buttons and functions while wearing gloves. The main button is a large button and the smaller ones stick out far enough I can feel them even wearing winter gloves. There's only 4 buttons to push and it's a very simple headset.Cons.....really not very many. They are easily overlooked because these things only cost $36.00!!!!! But here are mine.Sound quality could use a bump. So better sounding speakers and a tad louder for highway riding. The instructions say once a set has been paired together, it's supposed to be a one touch push to enable two way communication between riders. When you want to do intercom, everyone can't just start pushing the intercom buttons. One person needs to initiate the intercom process, then the other parties can join. The transition to intercom was always successful, but sometimes we had to try a few times. It wasn't as seamless as the radio to phone to radio. However, we were always able to make it work. Phone calls at highway speeds. I'm always clear as a bell, however the person I'm talking to, sometimes they are hard to hear at highway speeds. I think that boils down to, just needs a bump up as far a speaker quality and a more quiet helmet. Intercom at highway speeds, I actually had to turn my volume down! Now if I had bought a 300 or 400 Sena headset, I would expect zero issues. But this is a $40.00 headset that in my opinion can't be beat.

Works great. Just wish the volume would go up louder. Over all great.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Hey guy I normally don’t leave review on products but I do want you to be ware of issues you may experience. So at first the set was a bang for your buck the battery life is amazing but the Velcro hardly sticks now I’m the type of person that’s gonna make it work regardless so that didn’t bug me. I put tape. Then the audio only does one or the other headphone. Never both and now I can’t even speak into my headset. So maybe I’m thinking it’s defective. It worked for the first two weeks but now it doesn’t so I’m not sure what to do / what happened.

UPDATE:Pros:- Cost- Easy to install- Easy to sync with phone.- Sound quality is ok for listening to music or GPS instructions. It isn't top of the line by any means, but it isn't too bad. (see cons for phone calls)- Button setup and ease of being able to find and work buttons with helmet onCons:- Cheap quality.- The ear pieces don't fit the helmet very well. This could be better with other helmets. I have a Scorpion.- Microphone picks up breathing easily.- When trying to use voice commands, don't get your hopes up. Even screaming.... it doesn't hear you.- Tried taking a phone call while stopped and the bike off.... The person on the call can't hear you very well.- Speakers and mic get in the way of putting the helmet on and taking off. They stick out quite a bit.- The rubber seal that covers your charging port doesn't stay closed. If you close it and wait about 4 seconds, it slowly pops back out. After 10-11 seconds, it falls completely out of the opening. This is very annoying.- I'm not a fan of the design of the clip-to-device setup. It seems like it will hold, but you better make sure that it is attached perfectly. If it isn't snapped in, it will fall off. It attaches in an upward motion. So it will easily fall off. This should have been designed to attach in a downward motion so that if it comes unclipped, it would still have gravity to help hold it on.It isn't worth the price if you ask me. If you really want the cheapest thing out there and only want it for GPS instructions or maybe a little music.... it will suffice. Otherwise, it is terrible.

It sounds loud even if you go fast, the battery lasts too long depending on how much you use it, but the charge lasts 10 days.

Nice! Needs a little better Velcro.

Speakers are loud enough to hear over the bike, only issue is the mic sounds like a walkie talkie. Gets the job done for the price. Seems to be pretty sturdy on the helmet too. Speakers don’t poke out too much either, pretty comfortable. Buttons are responsive and easy to access