FodsportsM1-S Pro Motorcycle Bluetooth Headsets, 8 People Motorbike Communication System, Bluetooth Intercom Up to 2000M, Universal Wireless Interphone with Noise Cancellation, Handsfree, Waterproof

So, bought this last week to put into a Shoei full face helmet and link to a Garmin Zumo XT Satnav and Samsung phone. So far, really pleased.Helmet fitting: This was the part I was worried about but just took about 30 mins. Helmet had foam inserts where the ear speakers go, which I didn't know were there, so just removed them and used the supplied sticky pads to insert the speakers. With my set up they don't press against your ears but still quite audible. See below. The supplied bracket slipped fine between the helmet shell and the padding to attach the actual unit. The semi-rigid microphone fitted fine under the helmet padding and is placed inside the chin guard. With this helmet, all the wiring could be hidden under the removable interior padding.Instructions: OK to follow and the quick guide is useful.Controls: Buttons are quite accessible, even with gloves on, but TBH would pull over to the side of the road to do much more than adjust music volume.Sound Quality: Surprisingly good for music (after using hardwired buds for years). You can still hear the bike engine revs' and there is some some wind noise but you can still hear the tunes with a good bit of bass. Admittedly, I'm listening to rock / metal which probably helps. Satnav instructions are a bit CB Radio but I suspect that's the satnav more than this piece of kit.Battery: had a brief 80 mile / 3 hr run tonight with it switched on and it recharged within 30 mins so looks OK.Bluetooth connectivity: once powered on, no issues and tells you that.All-in-all firmly recommend. All the connections look waterproof but haven't tested that yet or the inter-bike connectivity as I tend to ride solo.

These are great. Every easy to setup. Bought them for me and my Dad, we used them same day they arrived. The bluetooth connection is strong and would go a long distance before dropping out. We could still talk on the motorway. Picking up calls and listening to music is great. I was very impressed.

They have so far work excellent not to hard to fit only problem I had on both units was the metal clip was over stiff to clip unit in to and unclip put hopefully will work looser over time.Found them easy to pair to each other after watching YouTube videos clarity was clear loud enough to hear each other and music played faultless

The sound is good and the intercom hasn’t disconnected once, a charge seems to last forever. I’ve gone 6 hours of constant intercom usage and they only took about 40mons to charge back to full.These are so simple to use and extremely reliable.I’m not really sure why someone would spend £500 when this version is so good! I’ve used these for two months now and only had one disconnection when we were about 1km away from each other, they connected automatically when we were in range of each other.The sound quality is more than acceptable and I have burmester speaker in my car, it’s almost like having a concert in your helmet.It would be nice to have music and intercom working at the same time, however you just have to switch the intercoms off and the music starts straight away.But you have to ask yourself, if it worth paying an extra £350 just for this feature? For me the answer is no :)My friends with headsets nearly ten times the cost are impressed with these units. If you get these you won’t regret it :)

Unfortunately, one of the two units in my twin pack was not working correctly. I had asked a question about this on Amazon but did not hear back from the seller and eventually sussed it out myself (although I did appreciate another Amazon user offering some advice!)I set up the system in my Arai helmet and managed to install it very discreetly so that the only visible wire was the short piece that comes out of the lining to the usb connector. It was easy to link to my phone via Bluetooth and sitting in my lounge seemed to work ok, although I could hear odd noises when no music was playing (like faint computer type noises)..Unfortunately, when on the bike, playing music, it sounded like a skipping cd, very annoying. I rode about 50 miles and it was skipping whenever I moved my head and was constant. I don’t think I went for longer than a minute or two without it happening.I assumed I’d pinched a wire or something, or there was an issue with my phone. I installed the other device into my partner’s helmet, this one worked fine! I swapped the units over and tested the whole set using different phones and both headsets switched around; sure enough, my phone worked perfectly with the second unit as did both helmets.I then went for another ride using the other unit (but with the same headphones/helmet as the initial test ride) and it did not ‘skip’ or drop out once! To me that was clear enough to be an issue so I have returned the set.I initially chose this version over the newer, slightly more expensive ‘plus’ model because it is capable of charging whilst in use. Although it can do this because the charge socket and headset socket are separate, the instructions say that it is not recommended!? Although the instructions do give reasoning on why it is not recommended, to me this advice completely defeats the object of the feature, what good is a feature that is somehow not good for the unit?Having found out the above, and needing to return it anyway, I decided that the additional features of the ‘plus’ version were worth the extra £15 and ordered a set from the same seller.Although the plus version only comes in blue or pink (which is a bit naff), above the pro, it has a built in radio (handy if you need to tune in for traffic info), you can mute the microphone when on intercom and on calls, it has a usb c connector instead of micro usb, and the buttons are much better spaced for use while wearing gloves. Also, not having a separate charge port (it uses the same socket where the headset attaches at the rear) there is one less plug hole for water to sneak into!For me, these features not present in the pro model should be reflected in a greater price difference between the two models (hence my slightly stingy star rating).That said, the sound quality for music seems perfectly good and is plenty loud enough for most riding conditions. Hands free calling is fine under about 50mph as well. I couldn’t get anything to work particularly well with the voice control, but I’m fairly sure that is my phone settings and not the fault of the fodsports setup.They do feel like decent quality things, not super premium, but perfectly fine. It sits a little further away from the helmet than they look like they should, but that isn’t a major issue.If at the time you read this; 1) the pro version is sufficiently cheaper in price than the plus, and 2) you do not see any benefit in the additional features the plus has, then go for it!But honestly; my advice is to pay a little more and get the plus version instead.