Description
VR-robot Motorcycle Bluetooth Helmet Headset, Bluetooth 5.0 – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
VR-robot Motorcycle Bluetooth Helmet Headset, Bluetooth 5.0 Motorcycle Sports Headset,Motorbike Headphones,Motorcycle Speakers with Noise Reduction,Automatically Answer,Volume Control
Product Dimensions
7.05 x 4.25 x 0.98 inches
Item Weight
2.89 ounces
ASIN
B099DX814Z
Date First Available
July 14, 2021
Manufacturer
VR-robot
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Technical specifications – VR-robot Motorcycle Bluetooth Helmet Headset, Bluetooth 5.0 :
Brand
VR-robot
Model Name
Helmet Headset
Color
T4
Form Factor
Over Ear
Connectivity Technology
Wireless
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S. Z (verified owner) –
Decent sound in my full face helmet – After one week they’re doing good in my full face helmet. Slightly awkward with the mic/buttons apparatus but I just tuck it down near my chin strap without much issue. You have to be a little precise when installing them so the sound is even on both sides, but that’ll depend on your helmet and how much wiggle room you have. The sound could be better of course but for less than $20 it does the job well… just tweak your EQ settings on your music app and you’ll find a good setting. For Spotify I’ve found the ‘Loudness’ EQ setting works great for rock/alt music. Above 55-60mph you won’t hear much unless you crank the volume, but it does get very loud (I usually ride around with it around 30%). Using the mic above about 40mph will be about impossible on my Ninja 400 with its tiny windshield but I bought this to listen to music on my commute, not to talk to people. I plan on buying another one for my other helmet as this thing makes my commute much more enjoyable. My iPhone showed that the battery of the headset after a 25min ride was still at 100%. Whether that’s accurate or not I’m not sure but I’ve used these for at least 90min without charging them in total and haven’t had an issue. The buttons are simple and purposeful. Play/pause, next, and previous. Not much else is needed from a headset at this price point.
C. H (verified owner) –
Crappy sound quality – Sounds quality isn’t that great. Once you get to riding you can’t hear anything and don’t even think about talking on the phone. It’s pointless because they can’t hear you and you can’t hear them.
C. K (verified owner) –
You have to judge this holistically – Overall: If you’re looking at this product, you’ve probably given up hope of being able to afford one of those fancy Cardo or Senna headsets. If you’re as broke as I am and tired of using difficult and uncomfortable wireless earbuds for music and GPS, then these are exactly what you’re looking for. No, you won’t get as many features or as good of sound quality as Senna or Cardo, but that’s not what you’re paying for. This is a cheap, simple solution to play music from your phone and get GPS directions.
E. B (verified owner) –
Easy to use and affordable – So things I love: this is easy to use and goes a long time between charging. I can usually hear podcasts through it if the voices are loud enough. When I have had calls they can’t even tell I’m out riding.
J. E (verified owner) –
A good value for the price. – Had this for a month now and I feel it’s a good value for the price. Installation was pretty easy. I did have a different system before (costed more) so I knew what I needed to do to install in my helmet. I do like that it’s all inside of my helmet so don’t have to worry about it in the rain, which is the reason I had to replace my old system. Also doesn’t expose it when you’re not watching your helmet. Because I have a helmet that’s not a modular I can’t get to the controls while riding or quick when stopped at a light. For me doesn’t matter because I primarily got it to listen to music. Loud enough for the most part playing music. For me, it depends on the song that’s playing of how much I can hear. I wear a full-face helmet so that helps reduce wind noise. Nice that I can answer or make calls hands free, although while I’m riding (for me) it’s hard to hear the other person but like I said it’s not my primary reason for purchasing. Battery life is reasonable considering the size, I was able to get 8hr out of it. That is continuest playing, for the most part, I turned it off when making pit stops or getting something to eat.
C. K (verified owner) –
You have to judge this holistically – Overall: If you’re looking at this product, you’ve probably given up hope of being able to afford one of those fancy Cardo or Senna headsets. If you’re as broke as I am and tired of using difficult and uncomfortable wireless earbuds for music and GPS, then these are exactly what you’re looking for. No, you won’t get as many features or as good of sound quality as Senna or Cardo, but that’s not what you’re paying for. This is a cheap, simple solution to play music from your phone and get GPS directions.
Z. G (verified owner) –
Works well just wish sound was louder and crisper – I got this for my helmet it fits perfectly. It tells me how’s calling and answers automatically. People can hear me but I can’t hear them well. The music is easier to hear I just wish it was crisper. Easy to install and long life battery.
S. Z (verified owner) –
Decent sound in my full face helmet – After one week they’re doing good in my full face helmet. Slightly awkward with the mic/buttons apparatus but I just tuck it down near my chin strap without much issue. You have to be a little precise when installing them so the sound is even on both sides, but that’ll depend on your helmet and how much wiggle room you have. The sound could be better of course but for less than $20 it does the job well… just tweak your EQ settings on your music app and you’ll find a good setting. For Spotify I’ve found the ‘Loudness’ EQ setting works great for rock/alt music. Above 55-60mph you won’t hear much unless you crank the volume, but it does get very loud (I usually ride around with it around 30%). Using the mic above about 40mph will be about impossible on my Ninja 400 with its tiny windshield but I bought this to listen to music on my commute, not to talk to people. I plan on buying another one for my other helmet as this thing makes my commute much more enjoyable. My iPhone showed that the battery of the headset after a 25min ride was still at 100%. Whether that’s accurate or not I’m not sure but I’ve used these for at least 90min without charging them in total and haven’t had an issue. The buttons are simple and purposeful. Play/pause, next, and previous. Not much else is needed from a headset at this price point.
M. M (verified owner) –
Good for the money – Knocked off one star because it could sound better. Can’t complain much for the money. Can’t hear it much above 60 mph. Haven’t tried phone feature.
Z. G (verified owner) –
Works well just wish sound was louder and crisper – I got this for my helmet it fits perfectly. It tells me how’s calling and answers automatically. People can hear me but I can’t hear them well. The music is easier to hear I just wish it was crisper. Easy to install and long life battery.
E. B (verified owner) –
Easy to use and affordable – So things I love: this is easy to use and goes a long time between charging. I can usually hear podcasts through it if the voices are loud enough. When I have had calls they can’t even tell I’m out riding.
J. E (verified owner) –
A good value for the price. – Had this for a month now and I feel it’s a good value for the price. Installation was pretty easy. I did have a different system before (costed more) so I knew what I needed to do to install in my helmet. I do like that it’s all inside of my helmet so don’t have to worry about it in the rain, which is the reason I had to replace my old system. Also doesn’t expose it when you’re not watching your helmet. Because I have a helmet that’s not a modular I can’t get to the controls while riding or quick when stopped at a light. For me doesn’t matter because I primarily got it to listen to music. Loud enough for the most part playing music. For me, it depends on the song that’s playing of how much I can hear. I wear a full-face helmet so that helps reduce wind noise. Nice that I can answer or make calls hands free, although while I’m riding (for me) it’s hard to hear the other person but like I said it’s not my primary reason for purchasing. Battery life is reasonable considering the size, I was able to get 8hr out of it. That is continuest playing, for the most part, I turned it off when making pit stops or getting something to eat.
C. H (verified owner) –
Crappy sound quality – Sounds quality isn’t that great. Once you get to riding you can’t hear anything and don’t even think about talking on the phone. It’s pointless because they can’t hear you and you can’t hear them.
M. M (verified owner) –
Good for the money – Knocked off one star because it could sound better. Can’t complain much for the money. Can’t hear it much above 60 mph. Haven’t tried phone feature.