FreedConn KY Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset Earbuds Headphones Speakers Motorcycle Communication Systems Voice Music Control IP65 Waterproof Motorbike Helmet Accessories 2Pack

Highly impressed with this new freedconn unit. I had the original (still have in fact) and this new model is not only better in every way, but cheaper too! I love the fact that you don't have to remove the speakers to charge it, I love the new clip on mount instead of the old one that literally screwed into your helmet. and I love the sound quality. I can easily hear this at motorway speeds. For anything under 40mph I probably don't even turn the volume up halfway. It comes with the clip on mount and a stick on mount. It also comes with two sets of velcro pads. This, along with the two mounts is an absolute boon for me as my main helmet has currently got a scratched visor so I'm using my spare. I have a set of pads in the spare helmet and a set in the main helmet. When the visor arrives, I can just move the unit over to the other helmet. I may even purchase a second set of speakers and microphones so I just have to unplug and switch the control unit. Out of the box it had 70% battery. I rode for an hour today and it still has 70% battery. The sound quality is very good for a helmet headset. It's not Bang and Olufson but it's very acceptable for riding and a huge improvement on the old model. Phone conversations were fine as well. I could hear them clearly, they could hear me. It comes with two microphones. For full face helmets, I would use the button mic with the velcro tab, but for my flip fronts I use the boom mic. I cannot recommend this unit enough. It also works as an intercom apparently but I have no idea how to do that and I don't have a use for it. It's far easier to use the voice dial to phone whoever you're riding with and not mess around connecting units. No complaints at all. Easy to fit, easy to use and a very capable system.

Good priceEasy to fit my helmetTwo ways can be fittedSounds goodSimple to use itHighly recommend

Good product for the price, very suitable if you only occasional want to use it or don't go on long journeys.Sound quality is not amazing, but it's decent, same with the volume, not super loud, but loud enough.Have been using it to listen to music on my way to and from work, it's much better than just listening to the wind.Microphone and call quality are also decent, as long as you arent riding 50+ mph, the person on the phone is going to be able to hear and understand you.Controls are simple and easy to use if you are riding, battery is decent and have had no issues with the Bluetooth.

Product started to fail under 12 months of usage, the speaker connection needs to be constantly wobbled to allow sound to be heard, eventually the connection got so bad that it would be impossible to ride without tampering with the speaker plug, this is terrible and I suspect down to a bad design/poor quality materials.

Easy fit to helmet .Speaker's are nice size not to fat and again easy fitment.Connection is easy to phone .Nice clear sound when listening to satnav or phone call .For the money it's a great buy.

For the money they work very well they connect straight away no problems with yet and the wife and I have used them a lot of times

After trying it it was perfectly fine for the sound quality and battery life not that easy to install possibly because of the helmet however it went over my ears when fixed it on the designated place.It is water proof and over all looks nice however I got phone call from annoying person and I never needed to answer the call or decline it so I left it ringing and after 10 sec it answered the call by it self and caused me to have unpleasant conversation, I have searched on the user manual and the internet and it's looks like that option it can't be disabled.

I just wanted to be able to hear my navigation instructions and this works very well.I'm partially deaf and I wear ear plugs whilst riding my Bonneville to cut down on wind noise. I can hear my navigation instructions fairly well using this. I do struggle a little when at 70mph but I mostly ride on roads 60mph or less.Considering the wind noise you get on an unfaired bike, my partial deafness and wearing ear plugs, I think that's pretty good.