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I was able to link my phone with the Bluetooth 5.2 technology without any problems, and I have not had any connection problems since then. Although it is not of an audiophile-grade level, the sound quality of the helmet audio system is more than enough for listening to music, podcasts, or receiving calls while driving. The sound quality is very strong for a helmet audio system. Regarding the calls, I must say that I was pleasantly pleased by how nicely the microphone conducted itself. People on the other end of the line were able to hear me well, despite the fact that there was wind noise and the rumbling of my engine. It is a great comfort to be able to accept critical calls without having to pull over and wait elsewhere. At first, I was apprehensive about the comfort issue; nevertheless, the soft cable earphones fit beautifully inside my helmet and do not cause any pressure spots or pain, even when I am riding for extended periods of time. Most of the time, I hardly even realize that they are there.

Music is okay, not HiFi but doable, for the price excellent, transmission is some okay, I only talked on phone maybe 3 time's, 2 were just okay, I could hear them but they were saying what alot, my daughter said I sounded like a machine like someone disguising my voice, and my sister said it was too loud so I moved it away from my mouth more and talked softer and said it was better, so I would say a little harder to communicate than listen, I see it works with Siri but not google, button's are a little confusing haven't figured them out yet, I hear they are backwards of the norm, quick click on forward plus arrow goes to next song, hard to get used to and not much in the way of tutorial if I remember, I can't figure it out, I think you hold down for 2 or 3 seconds to get louder 1 notch.But for what $25 the next one up is at least $100 and really $200 for something quality but you get an intercom, I didn't need intercom, it's nice for the GPS directions, don't know if it will do GPS and music at the same time, I think it will??I have an XL Shoei rf1200 fullface Helmet with the shield down seal's pretty good, not much outside noise, you have to place the ear pieces just right but plenty of volume, haven't tried over 50 mph but I think it will be okay, my bikes not really loud, have a louder than stock TOR's pipes made by Triumph, on a Rocket 3 Touring.But I may buy another set for my other Helmet just in case I have 2 up, I normally don't so I'm in no rush, but if all you want is GPS directions and music they are great for the price, I'm semi satisfied, glad they were cheap or they'd be going back.Haven't charged them sense I got them I charged them, but I don't use much, haven't taken a long ride, but I would imagine they would last the day.You can feel the ear pieces but I'm not too sensitive so I get used to them, I just stuck the tape to the side and stuck them on, fished the wire under some loose cloth on top of inside of helmet, stays okay, tape not too strong, fell off once already, will probably have to find some better adhesive, wish they gave me more sticky piece's. GL 😁👍

Hey fellow riders! I just had to share my experience with the Motorcycle Bluetooth 5.2 Headphones, which I ordered after watching a cool review on the Bikes and Beards YouTube channel. Let me tell you, these headphones have taken my riding adventures to a whole new level!First things first, the Bluetooth 5.2 technology rocks! I can easily connect them to my smartphone and enjoy killer stereo music while cruising. And the best part? Voice commands are a breeze, so I can switch tracks or make calls without fumbling around.When it comes to comfort, these headphones nail it. They fit snugly in my helmet without feeling bulky, so I can focus on the road ahead. Plus, the controls are conveniently placed, making it super easy to adjust the volume or answer calls without taking my eyes off the ride.Now, let's talk about the sound quality. It's seriously epic! The music pumps through these headphones with a crisp and vibrant sound. Even at high speeds, the noise-canceling tech keeps wind and engine noise to a minimum, allowing me to rock out to my favorite tunes without missing a beat.And guess what? These babies can handle the elements like a boss! Rain or shine, they stay put and keep the music flowing. Plus, the battery life is solid, giving me hours of uninterrupted riding pleasure.To sum it up, the Motorcycle Bluetooth 5.2 Headphones have truly amped up my riding experience. Thanks to that awesome Bikes and Beards review, I found a game-changing product that's become an essential part of my gear. So, if you're looking to take your rides to the next level, grab yourself a pair of these headphones. Trust me, you won't regret it! Five stars all the way, my fellow riders!

Sound was good, microphone was good, controls were easy to use. Just didn’t fit in my helmet so I tried to stick the speaker directly internet the front of my helmet below the visor but the sound wasn’t loud enough. The speakers really needs to be at your ears for them to be effective. So consider trying to use a half or 3/4 helmet.

I Installed this in my new full face Shoei helmet. It’s the quietest helmet I’ve ever owned. Pairing was easy. Installation was also simple. But the performance is terrible. The volume is far to low for use in a motorcycle helmet. With the helmet on at idle (I do NOT have loud pipes) I could hear the music. But it wasn’t loud. I checked the settings on my phone, in the app and checked the speakers including the placement. Everything was set for maximum volume but it was still too low. At 15mph I could barely hear the music. Above that it quickly disappeared.These are useless. I feel I wasted my money