More than a speaker in a helmet
A plain set of helmet speakers plays sound. This one also handles calls, voice prompts and two phones, with the buttons on the outside where a gloved hand can find them.
Hands-free calls
Answer with one press, or wait 7 seconds for auto-answer.
Two phones
Navigation from one phone, music or calls from the other.
Noise reduction
CVC processing on both mic versions.
450 mAh battery
Up to 10 hours of music per charge (supplier figure).
"Exceptional product. I was pleasantly impressed by the noise filter and the battery life. The only downside is that the audio isn't exactly high quality, but overall it's satisfactory."
"The one I used before had such low volume that I needed a booster app. This one definitely has loud, good volume. I haven't tried call quality yet, but it's good for listening to music."
"Looks fantastic, and came with extra stickies in case you want to mount across 2 helmets or mess up. Sounds great but far too much treble - you have to place them perfectly for the bass to come through. Microphone sounds good, super easy to install."

Built for the ride, not the desk
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Two phones
Pair a work phone and a personal phone, or a phone and a sat-nav, at the same time.
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Two mic versions
A boom mic on a flexible arm for open-face and half helmets, or a flat pad mic that sits inside the chin bar of a full-face helmet.
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Noise handling
CVC noise reduction keeps your voice clear on calls at speed. The boom version adds a foam wind cover.
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Mounting
A clip holds the unit on the outside of the shell. Speakers and mic fix inside with Velcro pads, and spares come in the box.
Riding with someone? Get two headsets Each rider pairs with their own phone, so you can call each other on the road.
Two units, two phones, one order. Both come with the mic you pick above.
Questions riders ask
No. This is a phone headset, not an intercom. You can talk to another rider through a normal phone call on your mobile connection.
Open-face, half or modular helmet: the boom mic. Full-face or motocross helmet: the flat mic, which sticks inside the chin bar in front of your mouth. The boom also works in a full-face helmet if there is room for the arm behind the chin bar.
Volume is strong. Sound leans bright, and bass depends on the speakers sitting right over your ears, so take a minute to position them.


