JZAQ Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset,Outdoor Headset,Waterproof Sports Headset,Speakers Hands Free,Music Call Control,Automatic answering,60 Hours Playing time High Sound System

Just got the headset and put it in my full face modular helmet. Super easy installation, took 5 minutes cause I took my time since I read reviews saying it breaks easy. Fully charged outta the box and sounds better than I expected for a cheap headset. Product guarantee sounds like they’ll back they’re product. I haven’t taken a ride on the ol scoot scoot just yet so not sure how they’ll be on the road but I’m betting they’ll be just fine. I doubt they would work for a half shell though. I’ll come back and update this when I ride a bit with them. Stoked to have a good sound system for a great price! Update: have been riding with this for a bit now and still love it. I have it connected to my Zumo and my phone simultaneously. One caveat is spoken directions don’t work when playing music so if you need to hear your turn by turn nav then turn the music off. Also, I found that if you rely on google maps in your pocket you won’t be able to hear the instructions at highway speeds (65mph+). Same goes for taking on the phone. You can hear and be heard around town speeds but get on a faster stretch of road and you might as well hang up. I did use it as an intercom by calling my daughter who was on the back of the bike with her AirPods in and we were talking to each other (both wearing full face helmets) just fine while cruising around town. Again, spoken directions don’t work while on the phone. Honestly though I was surprised it even hooked up to both my phone and the Garmin at the same time so that’s super convenient. I’ve never had Sena or equivalent higher end comm systems so I can’t give an accurate comparison but for ~$25 this system is dope. It’s loud enough to jam music at all speeds including highway (in a full face). The sound is better than expected for a cheap unit and so far I’ve had no issues at all. I would highly recommend. However, if you wear a half shell or open face helmet I would look somewhere else. You might be okay in the city but any speed or wind noise at all from the lack of a face shield would distort the sound enough to make it useless. Anyway, this is probably the longest review I’ve ever left for anything under $30. Bottom line: hit the buy button and you’ll be decently surprised.

This product does what it's designed to do; provide Bluetooth audio from your cell phone to the headset in clear tones. The speakers are very thin so don't expect any 'bass' when listening to music and music sounds a bit shallow but I didn't purchase these to listen to music while riding. I purchased them so I can hear directions from Google as I ride towards a destination. Ease of Installation: Installation is straight forward, locate a spot inside of your helmet to attach the speakers to. Easier said than done since after installing the speakers you have to put the helmet on to see if they align with your ears. This took many attempts for me. The left speaker sits directly on my ear but the right is still not aligned correctly. I'm leaving it alone for now; undecided if I need to fiddle with the placement again since I can hear fine with my left ear. If my primary reason was listening to music, this wouldn't work. Design: I like the design and as thin as these speakers are; they are still a tad too thick. After using their mounting sticker, the speaker stuck out far enough to actually press against my ear. This was uncomfortable in the least and started to become painful after a 2-hour ride. The fix was for me to discard their mounting sticker and put two sided tape on the actual speaker to mount inside the helmet. Those couple of millimetres of thickness made a difference. Battery: The battery is great and you can get hours of use on one charge. Mind you, I'm using these strictly for listening for directions from Google Maps and not music nor answering phone calls. The only issue I've had, so far, is that sometimes after powering on it doesn't connect to my Samsung S9 Edge and it have to power it off, wait a few seconds and power it back on again. This hasn't happen a lot and it could be the phone as well so take this with a grain of salt. Overall this product fits my needs but I haven't tested all of its functionality. I mean who wants to talk on the phone while riding? Or I should say some things need your individual attention and I believe motorcycle riding is one of them. Hope this review helps you make a decision on this product.