Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset, A1 Helmet Bluetooth Headset with 2 Type Mics, Hands-Free Call/Music/IPX6/Noise Cancellation/Wake Up Siri/Can Connect Two Mobile Phones, Motorcycle Helmet Speakers

This is my first headset, and I didn't get it to communicate with other riders. I ordered it specifically for making and receiving calls, and for listening to music while I ride. It does both of those jobs very well, I'm very pleased. Compared to $300 models, this unit is an extremely great value. Lots of options, a very nice small piece of tech that does exactly what I want, and at a stunning price. 5-Stars.Pairing was easy. My iPhone 11 found it and connected to it without issue.Music playback from the iPhone was flawless. Sounded great. The buttons on the headset make skipping tracks, pausing the music, and adjusting the volume very easy. It will take some time to memorize which buttons do what in the various modes. The buttons are pretty small, so I'm not sure how well button accuracy will be with full finger gloves. I wear fingerless gloves during the warm months, so it's not a huge deal for me.The FM tuner is a nice bonus. When all else fails, turn on local radio! Again, I'm not sure how easy it will be to get a station tuned in while riding, I'm sure I'll pull off the road or just pause the music if I start having button issues.Sounds quality is surprisingly good. Not a lot of bass, but that's because the speakers are sitting on top of your ears, not in your ears like earbuds, and they're not sealed around your ear like a set of over-the-head headphones. Having said that, they sound good and clear at high volume levels. Calls are clear, and music sounds really, really good considering the speakers.Microphone also works very well, according to the folks I called. They could hear my clearly while I was throttling, and I could hear them just fine as well. Crisp and clean. I used the small inside-the-helmet microphone. A boom mic won't work for my setup, but one is included for extra versatility.Everything you need to install this headset, speakers, and microphone to your helmet is included.I definitely recommend this for first time headset owners.

Sound quality is good, everything seems to work, good value and thoughtful layout on the buttons. Surprised by the Bluetooth quality, but wish it had better instructions. The microphone button just tries to open Bixby.

For an inexpensive bluetooth, this works well. The radio stations were a bit of a challenge to setup but not something im going to use ofter. It is nice to have. The sound is good, not top notch but clear enough. It connected seemless to my phone. Good bluetooth to get if you need something and dont want to spend a lot of money

I have the A1. The design is nice looking except for the clip that attaches it to the helmet. The speaker sound with music is not bad. But definitely not loud. Just ok. My problem with it is that the button to wake up siri is too easy to press. But the worst part is that during a phone call, the volume drops. While moving on the bike I can barely hear the other person (while riding on the street). Forget the freeway. I looked at the display screen when I got home and tested it again with a call. Turns out that when listening to music the volume goes up to 31. But when on a call the volume only goes up to 15. Making that feature useless.

I have the A1 version and the C6 version of this.I like them both, the sound quality is really great and about the only difference I can see is the C6 version can take an SD card and the buttons are placed differently.I was able to fit this into my helmet pretty easy. It fits on the side well and the buttons are easy to access.As a stand alone device, this works really well and I can hear the music pretty clearly over the road and bike noise.Accessing siri is easy and from there i can pull up navigation and change play lists.The A1 connects to the C6 version as an intercom pretty well. The sound quality is good.I hope they make one that will work with Alexa at some point.All in all its a great device and works well. If I had to choose, i would pick the C6 over the A1 version because of the button placement and the ability to add an SD card. I would recommend it.

Right off the bat this didn't work for it's intended purpose but I still made good use of them. The unit comes with a backing piece that you can attach with a little springy clip, not sure how you could get that to work with a motorcycle helmet but I'll circle back to that. You also have some double side pads included which presumably you'd attach to the helmet. The reason this didn't work for any of my 3 motorcycle helmets was because they don't have any sort of recess in the padding of the helmet for the speakers to fit into and they stick out far enough that it would be very painful to have them pressed up against my ears. I assumed the speakers would be extremely thin so they'd fit behind the soft padding and attach to the structural foam of the helmet. I was wrong. They are roughly 1/2" thick so that's just not going to happen. As it happens though they have such good sound quality that I didn't want to waste them so I attached them to a beanie and now with it being winter, I have a music hat. I think I may have just invented something terrific and if I did, amazon, reach out to me for a product deal. Anyway that little spring clip allowed me to clip it to the back of my hat and route the wires through the cuff on my hat and the velcro on the back of the speakers holds them in place nicely inside the cuff of the hat. Honestly I think the sound quality is atleast as good as my Samsung galaxy buds. Aside from the sound quality, the build quality seems so-so. The backing plate that the clip is attached to seems pretty flimsy and I doubt it's going to survive long but only time will tell. The controls are very straight forward and work well. The display is bright enough and simple though works fine and as an added bonus displays the name of the track or episode you're listening to. I'm giving this a 4 out 5 because the sound quality is really surprising but the build quality could be better but for 20 bucks it's worth it to make a music hat.