FodsportsMotorcycle Bluetooth Headset FX6 1000m 6 Riders Group Motorbike Intercom Universal Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet Communication System FM/Hard & Soft Mic/Voice Dial/Usable While Charge

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I purchased a duels pack of these intercoms for my fiancé and I. I wasn’t sure how much we’d use an intercom, so I wanted to go for something that had good reviews but wasn’t $250 per unit. We’ve had the intercoms for around 9 months now. The intercom feature is pretty good, even at highway speeds. I’ve used mine in a half helmet and full face, both setups are nice. Phone calls are clear and others can’t tell you’re on a motorcycle. The speakers get loud, but it can be hard to hear music at highway speed regardless. They are mostly easy to connect to intercom, sometimes we run into an issue, but it is usually resolved by turning one unit off and back in. Overall, I’d say these intercoms are a great purchase for the price, and if you aren’t sure on if you’ll use an intercom enough to justify buying an expensive one, these are a great start to using intercoms.

Straight forward installing in to both helmets.Easy enough to operate via a single rotating control.Sound quality is average but I have ear plugs in and can hear audio and chats easily ( on a harley davidson) so was never about quality sound, bit tinny but they work.Responds to google commands and people are amazed when I answer a call that I am on the bike. Good noise cancelling over mic.Hey they didn't break tge bank and they did what I needed.Stoked.

Good sound quality, easy to install and the battery life lasts a very long time. It takes a few tries to get the two headsets to pair when you’re out and first turn them on, which gets annoying when you’re sitting on a bike clicking the button and it won’t pair until the third or fourth try. But went on a two day trip and never recharged the batteries, keeping the headsets on the entire ride time.

I use these in our ATV helmets for our side by side. They seem to pair up fine and sound quality is good enough to hear what we are saying. The volume control isn't great. You must hold the dial up or down until it starts adjusting volume and then try to time the release of the dial at the right time to get the volume you need. Not easy to do while bouncing down the trails. Single twists of the dial to bump volume up or down one unit would work much better.