LEXIN Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset with Music Sharing, 2pcs B4FM 10 Riders Helmet Bluetooth Intercom with Noise Cancellation/FM Radio, Universal Communication Systems for ATV/Motorbike/Snowmobile

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Where I had to McGyver things was where the wires come out of the helmet to the unit, my cheek padding needed a cutout to pas the wires. It uses dynamic mesh communication (DMC) technology, ensuring continuous connectivity without the need for manual reconnections.

Universal pairing feature, compatible with most of the Bluetooth headphones or earpiece in the market. There were a lot of cheaper options, however most have drawbacks such as complexity in setup, short battery life, noisy comms while moving, dropped connections and cheap or flimsy mounting and hardware. All things considered, sometimes less wiz-doodles allow for more focus to enjoy the experience of the ride. The motorcycle headset game has come a long way from decoding cryptic hand signals and inaudible yelling conversations with fellow riders over super loud tailpipes. I'd say about 500 feet is the range where you start hearing a little scratching to the voice with it getting worse as you get farther away until you lose connection.The best headsets handle basic functions well, provide good speaker quality, work in the rain, and connect with other devices seamlessly.

I often forget to bring it with me, so I just use my motorcycle key to slide into the key slot and dismount it. I can successfully pair the 2 B4FM together or even the 2 B4FM with my G9, but I'm unable to pair the 3 of them to speak at the same time. A more permanent mounting option would be to use the adhesive pad bracket mount for the outside of the helmet.Does anyone have this intercom model and has been successful getting it to work with the Google Assistant? If you're like me and tend to shout loudly over exhaust pipes and road winds, you can easily pierce your buddy's ears. Last intercoms I had were old dumb and cheap wired ones which were useless above 30mph, so the Lexin's are a revelation to me. I spent a week on the road riding through flash floods, tropical storms, extreme heat, baking sun, hungry swamp mosquito swarms, cell-tower dead zones, and raging gale winds. Pairing up 3 helmets for a ride with Dad one day was a bit fiddly, and it's a minor PITA that each rider MUST stay in formation 1 2 3, but.

I did consider using the sticky mount, but wasn't sure how much confidence I would have it holding on long term through all weathers. We don't listen to music while riding, and don't have a bunch of electronics we want to pair up to such as a GPS.Overall, we're going to stay with the Lexin intercoms, we were quite surprised how well they worked and the range was good as well.