FEYA Motorcycle Helmet Speakers with 16-Types RGB Dazzling Lights High Battery Life Motorcycle Headphones Dual Noise Reduction/Automatic Answer/Call Music Control/Wake up Siri/IPX6

Bought this about two months ago. Easily installed in my Scorpion EXO R420. Used it on my 5-state, 3,300-mile ride a couple of weeks ago. Perfect for my purposes... navigation, using Siri to read/send text messages on the fly, and streaming talk radio and country music from my iPhone. It weathered a couple of showers (downpours) just fine. Battery life is more than sufficient as I had a couple of 13-hour days and there was plenty of battery left. Plus, it recharged quickly. For some perspective, I ride with Alpine MotoSafe earplugs to reduce wind & road noise. The speakers had enough volume that I could hear ok at 2/3 to 3/4 of the max, even at 80+ mph. I wasn't after a Bose-like high fidelity sound, just wanted something basic to allow me to communicate, navigate, and have a little entertainment. I ride a 2013 FJR with stock pipes, so pretty quiet compared to most V-twins. Hope that perspective helps. I think it's a great value and highly recommend if your purposes are similar.The only improvement I can suggest is that the button for activating Siri be larger, so it is easier to feel with light gloves. I live in South Texas, so never ride with heavy, insulated gloves. I found myself accidentally turning the volume up or down a few times when all I wanted to do was activate Siri. I think I'll get better at it with practice and muscle memory.

Great little headset and awesome for the price. The install was a piece of cake and pretty intuitive. My helmet already had cutouts for speakers and they fit perfectly. The volume was really loud, the battery lasts a pretty long time and the microphone as far as I was told was clear and easy to hear. I never answered calls on my motorcycle at highway speed so I don't know exactly how well the noise canceling works but it's a great addition at a good price. Bluetooth connection was also easy to establish/

These are pretty solid for the price. Threw ’em in my helmet and they were easy to set up. Sound quality isn’t like, amazing or super bass-heavy or anything, but it gets the job done. Music and GPS are clear enough, and I can still hear everything even with wind noise.Battery life is crazy good—I’ve gone on multiple rides without needing to recharge. Mic works fine too, people can hear me just fine on calls.If you’re not expecting studio-level sound and just want something that works while you ride, these are 100% worth it.

Best sub $100 helmet headset unit in my opinion. Took about 5 minutes to set up in the helmet and tuck wires away. Also comes with two different microphones, so you can use either or based on your preference; both sound great. With the helmet on you can touch the button to change the color of the lights and next to it, the “Y” button can be used to pause/play music and pick up/hang up calls. The sound quality is actually really good, sounds as good as actual headphones, highs are clean and bass is crisp. And Siri button is super convenient for when you’re riding and can’t use your phone. Only complaint if you can call it that is, even with the volume on the lowest setting it’s difficult to hear people talking around you but I suppose this applies to any headset. If you’re on a budget and need a good motorcycle headset I say look no further than this!

This Bluetooth device designed for helmets such as motorcycle helmets seamlessly connects wirelessly to your phone (iPhone in my case). The kit contains 2 speakers that (usually) fit in the precut recesses inside your helmet under the cheek pads and liner, it comes with the Velcro attached to the speakers and two Velcro cut pieces to peel & stick inside helmet, has two different style microphones and Velcro for that as well as double-sided tape for the ‘base’ piece which attaches to your helmet. Easy install with wires hidden under your helmet liner and cheek pads. It allows you to select multiple rgb colors (which shine brightly on side your helmet), connect to your phone to listen to music, take calls, and voice commands to whichever ai is your flavor (suri here). If you have GoPro, suri can connect to start/stop recording (if you set it up for a command). Overall the speakers sound good and the mic picks up my voice well enough for a caller to hear. The battery last quite a while depending on use, at least a couple days before charging is needed. This is really good product. I’ve dropped it a couple times and it’s built well. Any usb c plug can charge this rather quickly. I’d say if it does what you need, no need to pay more for a ‘brand’ name. I’ve been using this for a month now and it’s been great.

Works great, very good cheap alternative. I wear foamy earbuds when riding and this is loud enough to listen comfortably to music without hearing the wind noise. The speakers do require very good placement, I used an exacto to remove some helmet foam strategically to place speakers directly over ears. Sound is best when the are centered with the upper ear cartilage from my findings. YMMV. connectivity and battery has been great so far, had one for over a year, girlfriend has had another set for a few months. Microphone could use some attention, but it's not that bad. Plus it's a standard plug I believe, so you could always replace. Works for what I need though, some phone calls and voice commands for my music and maps. Buttons work well through gloves too, easy to index where you are about to click because of the antenna thing on the top corner. Only complaint is the fact that holding the buttons is volume change while clicking is track selection, that just seems very odd and makes getting precise volume feel unlikely, never actually had an issue though, it just makes me nervous haha.