Y10 Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphone, Smart Noise Reduction, HiFi Level Sound Quality, IPX6 Waterproof, 2 Different Types of Mic, Compatible with All Helmets

I installed this on my HJC i10 helmet. The main unit adheres to the side of the helmet via a contoured mounting bracket with Velcro backing. The speakers and mic mount via Velcro as well. Do note, my helmet is designed with Bluetooth in mind as it has small wells in the inside of the helmet to mount speakers in. This unit comes with two mic options, and I ended up using the articulated mic. The voice of the unit is a little hazy, but the Bluetooth works very well and the sound is otherwise excellent for what you pay. Callers can hear me as I'm riding, even at regular highway speeds, and I can hear calls very well. Unit is charged with a USB-C cord, which is included. The plug-in itself is NOT included, so you'll need to have an extra. So far, I'm very happy with it. Pros: An affordable Bluetooth option that has excellent sound and is easy to use over all. Cons: Speaker fit MIGHT be an issue for tight helmets, and installation takes a little finesse.

Very easy to set up. The video on their page shows the way to put on your helmet step by step if you need help. Its a very simple process. Item comes with 2 mics. I installed the boom mic. According to gf on other end the clarity is very good. Couldn't hear breathing. We gave it what I call the Bull getting ready to gore test. She didn't even notice it. The mic is awesome. - we use discord as it has built in noise suppression so that helps quite a bit. Connectivity to my Samsung had no disruptions. The headphones sound pretty clear, while still being able to hear your surroundings. Being able to unclip, recharge and clip back without worrying of it falling is a non-issue as of this date. For the price, honestly you can't go wrong.

UPDATE: coming to the end of the 2025 riding season and they are still working just fine!! Greate buy for $20! Just got these today and figured there was only 1 review, but didn't show much so I would write 1 too. I haven't gone out on the bike with it in yet, but they don't sound bad for $20. They do come with the speakers and 2 sets of microphones in case anyone was wondering. I was unsure because the description didn't say anything about that and there was no picture of what was included. But, yeah... For $20 these don't sound bad. Uses a metal clip to attach it to your helmet. Very simple to set up. I'll probably update my review as soon as I can get out on the bike with it. Update: took the bike to work. They sound ok. Not too much bass, but I don't mind that. I can still hear what's going on around me, but the music is still clear without turning it up all the way. I would say it's a good buy for $20. We'll see how long they work before they stop.

5 of us used this for an endurance racing race. The mic pick is the car noise, but when you start talking it clears up. The speakers are loud enough to over hear the car noice too. Great for the price!

Didn't want to spend money on the expensive ones. This works great got my tunes and car head over loud exhaust. Can add a booster app if need but I never use it. Could use a little more bass. Mic quality is not bad either and works well with Google commands. Battery last a long time. Easy setup and you don't have to glue to helmet. The clip works perfect.

Good sound, able to take calls. Better than nothing and worth the $20 something dollars. I also have a cardo pactalk that cost me $450. Never doing that again. This is a way better option.

I was so excited to try these as we're looking for an easy comm system that doesn't cost literally $500 a device. These seemed like a great alternative! However, maybe I have a defective unit, I don't know, but no matter WHAT, it only acts as a one-way comm. I have tried everything, but no matter what, one unit is able to talk into the mic and I can hear it in the other, but I can NOT reply and have myself be heard. I've swapped mics. I've gone on and off bluetooth mode. I've swapped which one I turn on first, I've changed which one is in receiving and transmitting mode. Nothing. It's great if you want only one person to talk and be heard, but it's useless if you want to have a conversation. Otherwise the speakers are loud and easy to slip into the helmet and are comfortable and I haven't had to charge them after being on the mountain all day long listening to music. If you want a bluetooth speaker for your helmet, great - but there are alternatives that don't require a bulky device that lights up on the side. If you want a comm that works, this isn't it.

overall, it’s good — not great, but good enough for casual riders or those on a budget. Pros: Bluetooth 5.3 pairs quickly and stays connected reliably. No dropouts during my rides. Battery life is solid — I’ve gotten a full day’s ride (6-8 hours) on a single charge. Mic quality is decent for calls at lower speeds. Sound is clear for voice/GPS, and music is fine at lower volumes. Cons: At higher speeds, audio gets drowned out by wind noise, even with a full-face helmet. Bass is weak, and overall sound quality isn’t great for music lovers. The buttons are small and a bit hard to operate with gloves on. Installation is straightforward, but the adhesive for the speakers could be stronger. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly Bluetooth option for basic use — like GPS directions, light music, and occasional calls — this does the job. Just don’t expect premium audio or perfect noise isolation.