Better than a SENA SMH10?

[@EEEBA1]

I really appreciate (and I'm sure many others do as well) how you openly said "If you buy this using my link I will make some $" It makes me wanna buy the product just because of the fact that you are open and honest even though I have no use for it. Thank you for your honesty.

[@joewest343]

I bought this about 4 months ago and I love it! The biggest thing for me is the FM radio. At first I was like "Oh, that's a cool feature I guess but I probably won't ever use it." I was wrong, I use the radio pretty much every time I ride. Audio can be a little quiet for highway speeds if you have a windy dual sport helmet such as myself but I can still hear it. I used the velcro mount and so mine comes right off to charge separate from my helmet. Intercom between two of these is also excellent. I convinced a friend to get the same one and we were shocked how much of the wind and engine noise it reduced. This device cannot however have you talking to three people. Only two people can talk at a time. If this is not a problem for you I would very highly suggest this communicator for everyday use or long trips. Yammie hit a lot of the points, I just wanted to second his opinions.

[@Broito]

Great info!

[@zerouzer]

hi. if im only interested in playing mp3 through my phone at highway speeds, is it good enough? i usually have my earplugs in so i assume itd have to be at least a little loud

[@joewest343]

zerouzer I haven't had any problems, It depends on your bike, your helmet, and your ability to hear!

[@_Zaid]

At 70-80mph the music is audible with earplugs although not particularly loud or crisp. Works fine for background music, not so well for podcasts or talk radio. It really shines in 10-40mph traffic! It makes the slow parts of my commute much more bearable.

[@way240]

Have you happened to figure out a way to make it louder? I'm having trouble with the audio as well.

[@swojtowicz]

ordering 3 of these - thank you for keeping your review relatively short and to the point.

[@WiFisWorld1]

I was really hoping for some video footage from your track day but I like the reviews idea. Lots of moto vloggers do reviews but idk, maybe its because you seem to not give a damn what anyone thinks that makes you seem the most honest and unbiased moto vlogger

[@WiFisWorld1]

Looking forward to it bro

[@emueller93]

Ordered one because you can't beat that price and I really needed s BT communicator, thanks Yam, keep up the good content

[@artisan4797]

Damn! Love the honesty at the beginning. Good review, and I think you hit it on the head with this com. Using it as a secondary com for a passenger sounds pretty good.

[@zoozoo3955]

Will this also connect with sena and other intercoms ?

[@fabianperez6518]

Awesome vid man I honestly would watch more product reviews. and the piano music makes me feel like I am of a higher class love it! time to bust out the wine and cheese

[@SteveSalstrand]

Wow, 200+ people are following your link and you JUST posted it. Congrats to you!

[@SteveSalstrand]

If you take the link that you posted (a Goo.gl link) and add the plus sign '+' to the end like so (goo.gl/Jttob2+) it gives you analytics on the link. I love Goo.gl shortlinks for that.

[@Hoggdoc1946]

I have this unit and overall am very pleased with it’s performance. As with any helmet mounted speaker system the quality of sound you get has a lot to do with the placement of the speakers in relationship to your ears. The closer you can place the speakers to the ear the better. For best overall sound make sure speakers actually touching your ears and aligned with the ear canal as close as possible. If I have a issue with the design it has to do with the size and placement of the volume controls. They are close together, and very hard to find and use with heavy gloves on. This controls also serve multiple purposes, volume, song change, and pause/start music functions. Another feature missing is the ability to voice control my iPhone to ask Siri to do things like selecting someone from my contacts to call, requisition directions via maps or starting and stoping music play hands free. Also when I paired the intercom to my buddies Sena unit, I could not find a way for me to start an intercom session. If the Sena started the intercom session all worked very well, but I had no control of the intercom at all. So between the lack of ability to voice control your phone functions and the total lack of control of the intercom sessions if paired to different brand unit make this a total fail in my book. If you ride solo and never want to communicate with riders with other brands of Blue Communicators or voice control your phone then go for it.

[@LtFoodstamp]

I have been waiting for something good like this in this price range! Thanks Yammie!

[@LtFoodstamp]

Just ordered 2! My girl is going to love it!

[@yaskingslay]

Just ordered mine today! Thanks Yammie! I will update once I receive them. Everyone these are on a flash sale for $31.00 free shipping.

[@VictorHernandez-ze3hl]

did you get them

[@kennorman3864]

And I was JUST about to buy Senas that I can't afford. Nice timing Yammie. Just bought 2 and, of course, made sure to use your link. You're the best! I'm also going to be getting an FZ-09 soon, which you may or may not have helped influence.

[@ninjaridercom]

Nice video. I personally use a Uclear unit. It was a free sweetener the seller threw in when I bought my bike. I just use it to listen to music while I ride. I wear an Icon Alliance dark too. The speakers are kind of thick, buy the mic is wireless and built into the speakers.

[@vinaykashya]

Have Been Using this communicator for about 3 months now. Has surpassed my expectations especially during highway rides. The voice and music is pretty clear and audible upto 85-90 mph. My only gripe is that only similar devices can be paired. Will not connect to a sena or other communicators. Also, haven't has the chance to test the waterproofing on the build. But I don't think that would be necessary for 110 degree az weather. All in all, definitely worth way more than its cost.

[@vinaykashya]

It did? That's awesome :) ! Will try it again with some patience this time.

[@MahipalYadavmahii]

Got the same device from "gearbest.com". Had it for 6 months only. One issue that no one addresses is that charging and headphone-mic jack port is common. after repeated charging cycles the charging um headphone-mic got deteriorated. I have read, seen multiple reviews for this device, but not even a single person mentioned this problem. What should I conclude from that(were those reviews paid?). One thing I must admit is that the quality of the sound during calls is as good as any other branded Bluetooth intercom. at 60mph(~100 kmph), the person i was talking to couldn't tell that i was on a bike. But don't expect audiophile quality for listening your favorite music. audio quality of songs being played was even worse to some of the basic(generic) headphones. You cant even tell if the mids are being played on it. Battery life is good. A month before throwing it into the garbage (before the charging/headphone jack deteriorated because of repeated insertion and removal of charging and headphone-mic cable ), I played songs for 4 continuous hours before the battery died. My conclusion is that this is a purpose built device made primarily for using you phone to make and take calls while riding. Other then that don't expect anything from it. And at they price at which they are being offered, its enough for them. But my point is that the device is not good if it lasts only for short period of time. most of the e-commerce companies are getting the same device from Chinese manufacturers. Who ever made this device and other devices like this, should have added separate ports for charging and headphone connection. That's the main and my only gripe with this device. Ever since I have been searching for other Bluetooth intercom device like this which is waterproof and has separate ports for charging and headphone connection, but haven't found anything yet. Every other china made Bluetooth intercom is based on the same concept

[@Yowzoe]

Thanks for the review. Have you found an alternative China-made BT intercom that works a bit better?

[@cherrypeng5558]

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N3Z5WUS Hope it can help you.

[@SparkShredder]

Mahipal Yadav agreed man! I am facing the same problem. I dont know if i should get another one or not. Is this compatible with the Sena? While using intercom?

[@johnhenderson548]

I have been using this for around 8 months now and I think it's great value, I got two, for me and my mate, audio is great and communication has not been an issue. I use it for audio every day for my commute to work, just pairing it with my s5. only fault I have is the charging cable is a unique plug, I wish it had a standard mini USB. but for the price.. it's great!!

[@Fredward1986]

Have your units been reliable? One of mine stopped charging a couple of weeks in. Wondering if I replace it or don't bother.

[@johnhenderson548]

Hi, The audio plug has went dodgy last week, it still charges fine but the audio would stop and then i'd wiggle the plug around (as it connects to the unit) and the audio would come back, i'd let go and it cuts out again.. I plan on taking it to an electronics repair shop, probably dry solder on the connections. a week without music so far.. =(

[@Shimmoda]

Well it definitely looks good compared to the Sena but I've got the 20s and love it!

[@christopherg9806]

Not only do you give a full disclosure (I respect your honesty), you don't ramble like so many other vloggers. I was losing my mind listening to another guy (PstnHead?) who just blathered aimlessly. You come across as better organized and you speak quickly enough that I'm not getting bored waiting for the essential information.

[@davidnieto4638]

Great review! Can't wait to see more!

[@keith_hudson]

Just bought this. They have since made some nice changes. The speakers and mic looks much cleaner and streamline. The micro USB has since been replaced with USB C. Speakers sound amazing at this price point and the mic sounds great still.

[@johnroybal933]

What's the price like ??

[@rclines001]

I got myself one of these for xmas and been riding with it since mid January. Was great till this last week the main port on the device(where the charger and headset plug in) started acting up and then stopped working. Other than that, it's been fine. Voice calls are very good even at high speed. I have both a quiet sport bike and a loud dual pipe cruiser. I hear people loud and clear. People I have talked to can't hear any back ground noise when I'm on the sport bike. When I'm on the cruiser they can hear the pipes in the background, but it's only 1/4 the volume of my voice. For $40, I just ordered it again. Can't beat that price.

[@trevormorton8415]

I seen other youtuber's do reviews on some stuff from Gearbest but i was never really sold on it. After watching your videos for a while and then seeing you recommend something from, them i figured i would give it a try. Just ordered one to Canada. Thanks for the review.

[@bobbybob3447]

Update: Unit: I received the BT-S2. It took 16 calendar days (12 business days) with the free shipping. It comes in a nice, compact and sturdy box (as small cardboard boxes go). All the parts were there. The whole thing is just as described in Yammie Noob's video. FYI: Yammie Noob is right: if you use the hard plastic mount, the device does not have a quick-release--you would have to unfasten the two screws to pull it off the helmet. Not a big deal. However, while the back of the unit is nicely curved, there are so many helmets that it probably won't make full contact with your particular model. So, if you do the hard mount, I recommend putting a thin adhesive-backed foam pad on the back of the unit for a better fit and eliminate any possible vibration. I'll probably do the final mounting with the included velcro fastener which then make removal easy and deals with any vibrations, too. The main unit weighs just a couple ounces, it's really quite light. Mounting: YMMV: Mounting the earphones and microphone is a lot tougher. I have never been able to successfully mount a helmet system before, the last time I tried was with an older Chatterbox system (pre-Bluetooth and about 3-4X bigger than BT-S2). My current helmet is a Shoei X-Eleven. The cheek pads and center pad are all removable with some snaps and some "slip-fit" plastic sections. Because of the snaps, I'm having difficulty fitting the earphones in exactly the right spot to prevent pain. Also, they are a bit thick, I may have to press in the EPS just a smidge with the back of spoon to get the right fitment. But that's MY helmet, not necessarily a design flaw. On the other hand, while the boom-mike (the style you see on flip-up and open-face helmets) sits well in the chinbar without contacting my mouth, the mounting piece is another story. With the usual full-face helmet headsets, the mic is only attached by a wire, so all you need to do is mount the mic and hide the wire. On the BT-S2, there's a medium-hard rubber disk on the tail end attached to a bendable boom and if you tuck it in under the pads, the disc can interfere with the left earphone placement but again, that is my helmet, yours might slip in easily.(you can only mount the mic on the left). Other possible mountings: velcro the disc to the *outside* of the helmet (perfectly acceptable); veclor it to the bottom side of the left cheek pad (maybe okay); carefully cut off the "disc" (likely my final choice)--it won't remove the boom though I guess one could take a chance trying to cut that off but it is a spiral-wound piece of rubber-covered METAL so that would take some real effort to achieve without cutting the wire. Operation: The buttons are simple (and only take maybe 10 minutes to learn at the most but you might need to refresh yourself if you don't start using it right away. Bluetooth pairing? Simple. Multiple pairings? I haven't tried that. FM radio? Great! But you have to sequence your way to a station you want to listen to, there are no presets or local/DX settings. Otherwise, that's the extent of my testing. I still need to finalize the installation but I'm sure I'll get that figured out and it will work on the road just as Yammie Noob described. Bottom line: even without road testing, this is definitely a STEAL OF A DEAL.

[@LordZozzy]

How's audio quality? What kinds of music did you test is with, how does it sound?

[@bobbybob3447]

It's pretty good! I turn my cellphone volume all the way up and then turn the BT-S2 volume all the way up. I can hear at 120 mph+ but at that point it's not that loud. However, you have to understand that I always wear earplugs, plus you're riding on a motorcycle--engine noise, traffic noise, wind noise, so you're just not going to get high-end audio quality with ANY BT system. The only way you're going to get that is with custom-fit silicone ear monitors which will run you at least $300 and don't have a microphone and connect to your audio device with a cord (like standard earbuds). Unlike earbuds, custom ear monitors are also noise attenuators (i.e. earplugs). Don't ride with earbuds.

[@baltsosser]

AM and FM that is useful when the sign says tune to AM ___ for current traffic conditions. I have found the Sena 20S listed online at $175 recently, but still the cost difference is pretty significant.

[@alanbai8294]

Thanks man. This will be great for my passenger helmet to work with my current Sena Smh10

[@tiagodumont4422]

I've had THREE of these and they all die the same. You start by losing your mic, then audio on one side, then the other. The fault lies with a small piece in the plug that moves ever so slightly. I've learnt how to open them and repair it but it's a major hassle. I've literally glued it with super glue last time but it just started failing again today.

[@richmccallable]

I managed to amply the sound by taking a cheap pair of soft earmuffs, from an old pair headphones Beats style, and connecting them over the speakers. They channel the noise straight to my ears and are pretty loud afterwards.

[@Ricardo-Cruz-Gomez]

Thanks for doing this video Yammie! I bought one through your link. It's word for word what I was looking for. I needed a communicator for my gf's helmet and I was budgeting for another Sena... until Yammie saved the day!!! Awesome sauce my brother.

[@Ricardo-Cruz-Gomez]

Ok, this just came in today and I'm having a hard time getting it to pair with the Sena. How did you get yours to work?

[@scottsmith5633]

I'm having the same issue. Can you give us some feedback Yammie?

[@forcom5]

I've been meaning to get something of the sort for the longest while now. I feel left out without a communicator. Thanks for pushing me over the edge, Yam! :D

[@Raez_XL]

Most underrated channel on KZbin

[@gardenstateflatlandb]

$57 now on gearbest. Seen a slew of identical Chinese branded units on Amazon in the $40 range and as low as $20 on eBay. Doubt I'll buy one, but in case anyone is wondering there's a ton of these with different names and highly fluctuating prices.

[@The_Nomadic_Scoundrel]

it definitely does look nice, the orange really makes it look good, since I'm only interested in a hands free for my phone, and background music, this is easily the best, considering price,

[@RiderObvious]

Only question I still have.... Will it communicate with a Sena, or only another BTS2?

[@IronicRebound]

great review, looks like an awesome low budget option

[@tylermasterson7012]

Those FAQ's though. Well done sir, well done!

[@LJawz]

Thanks for the review, I'm about to purchase one and gave the link to the video to some friends i ride with.

[@fredthebarber]

I bought this, and it works great! Thanks for the tip!

[@rickmister01]

GOT MINE! Awesome review BTW, I really needed something for my helmet

[@DJMotoVlogs]

Problem with the budget intercom systems is volume on the highway. I'm not bashing them, they are great for what you pay for and I used one for over an year it was dead reliable and never gave me a problem. I have a Sena now and honestly it's worth the extra money you would pay. My advice is to pick up a used sena and pick up one of these as a cheap second unit like Yammi said for a passenger.

[@amelh.7870]

Great review. Might have been a good idea to sample the mic audio for the viewers

[@Pscribbled]

Why didn't you let us listen to a sample of the audio?

[@RenegadeRCFPV]

great video yammie! I've been looking for a cheap alternative, you know because I'm a baller on a budget 😂 keep up the good work brother!

[@tommyrogers7364]

how is the intercom function supposed​ to work?? is the "intercom" simply a phone call? the devices are pared, the phones are pared , but I haven't found anything that tells me how the intercom works

[@VndNvwYvvSvv]

I also liked PistnRods review. It was very honest. It takes real, honest, constructive criticism to properly review and hopefully improve a product. Also, he didn't shill.

[@keithhall1811]

Very well done, I have a pair of these coming this week my hopes are that it will allow my wife and I to speak with one another as we ride two up.

[@John_Ridley]

It has AM radio? I have not seen that advertised elsewhere. That'd be good for baseball games around here.

[@fattymcgee123]

helmet needs more stickers

[@rohitdadwal3399]

Is it only used for communicating ?

[@DeanGuilberry2]

Too many things not covered to compare. Does it do voice commands? Can you talk with all three people on intercom at the same time? Noise canceling? Do you have to Push to Talk like.on some cheap communicators? Are replacement parts available? Vendor support? I use a Sena 10R. It is super low profile and small with three easy to locate buttons. That thing (and the SMH10) is huge. I only ride dirt bikes. That big of unit would likely get ripped off of my helmet when cutting through trees and face slappers. I will stick with the Sena low profile units.

[@LtFoodstamp]

*My Review:* I bought two. Pros: Easy to install, looks good, has radio, good price. Cons: Volume was not high enough to be heard once wind hits you. Phone calls by bluetooth are a bit choppy. Pairing the two devices in my case only worked for one day. Now I can't seem to get them to pair again. It's really frustrating. It might just be a one-off... but I'm quite disappointed.

[@LtFoodstamp]

*Update:* I've solved the issue. If you have two headsets and they are not pairing, turn off any other bluetooth devices in the area before pairing. Should solve that issue. Okay, feeling much better about the purchase now!

[@wearetheflesh9937]

I have a question, for you guys, ill guess you don't have voice commands? I mean like , hey Siri do that or call x etc, and another thing, can you here your waze or google maps instructions from your phone into your bts?? I'll buy the thing if at least your can here your waze Hahaha

[@LtFoodstamp]

Yeah, I don't think that it has that ability, at least not that I found

[@chiragojha7311]

Hey, These guys have launched new version BT-S3 now. You may consider adding an affiliate link to that as well.

[@Sanosuke30001]

Link no longer works, but still purchased because of your review. Thanks Yammie

[@BenalRida]

I am currently using another cheap Chinese headset called FREEDCOM where I can use the Bluetooth audio and input in my Garmin Virb Ultra 30 without the need of any cables. I hate cables. Can I do this the same way with this headset?

[@DatSuspect]

I ordered it right now... giving it a chance... hope I get to love it... enjoy ur percentage lol

[@thumpertorque_]

I know it's an old comment but how was it?

[@endlessjourney1]

I'll give it a shot!

[@beletix4503]

It is good but the headphone/charging port starts to break down so you sometimes need to wobble it a little bit. But still for the price is worth to buy use for a season and buy a new one.

[@TonyKitchen471]

Great Review thanks

[@lightninsadventures2692]

I just bought a bts2 about 6 weeks ago on Amazon. Worked great and sounded amazing(like, I couldn't imagine getting better sound out of a more expensive helmet Bluetooth setup). Now, at just 6 weeks old, it quit working. Will not turn on. I've tried charging it for over 12 hours and the charging light comes on like normal, but when I press and hold the button to power the unit on, I get nothing. And it's past the date for me to return it. I guess I will look into sena or cardo this next go around. Really hated that it quit working, because when it was, it was great.

[@helicopter234]

What about those "6Rider" Intercoms that you can get for about 35€ a piece? They seem to have pretty good reviews aswell!

[@wildicepick]

Link?

[@AmenCornerRider]

Well done, fair & balanced review. Do you use an external mic with your set up for vlogs? I purchased the Sena bluetooth audio pack (which slaps onto the back of the gopro). Wondering if you use it and have had any problems with it. Thanks.

[@SMU_3L]

I wish I had seen this about 12 hours ago, when I splashed out on a 20s. Oh well, still watched the video and enjoyed it, well done man

[@turtlepowersf]

StreetTripleSam you made the right choice anyway.

[@DevinWolfe]

Just ordered a pair through your link to try out. Your affiliate link defaults to the EU plug, but when I switched to the US plug the "Promo ends in .... " text disappears. Hope you get credit for my order!

[@Ray-Koto-McLellan]

just ordered this and the eleocam using your code so moola to you man! and will see how it works. and I figured out why you couldn't pull it off.... you bolted it to the helmet right? instead of the velcro pads?

[@AGameForTwo]

I know in your video, you said it can pair with three people, but gearbests site only states two rider pairing... can you confirm it's three-way? I've got to friends and we're all students and need a cheap communicator for three people. we don't have the money for a big pack talk set

[@pd1jdw630]

Do still use the sena today? Ore do you use something else by now. I’m looking for a pair for me and my YL.

[@jimyswerld4705]

Its a shame no one makes something like a go pro with all the features of a communicator.

[@captainjack1029]

Hey Yammie, nice bluetooth comm alternative suggestion. I'd like to ask, how do you actually record your motovlogs? I tried connecting the aux between my Sena 10S with my action camera, but it doesn't seem to record any audio. Is the dedicated audio recorder a must?

[@captainjack1029]

Meh, I think you can just ignore the question, got the answer from one of your vid in the suggestion playlist. Hahaha

[@thumpertorque_]

@@captainjack1029 What's the video or how do you do it?

[@captainjack1029]

@@thumpertorque_ dude, u're asking me after 2 years, I've totally forgot what vid and how i did it. Because my Sena broke anyways. 😅 Sorry can't help much, but maybe you can try look through his uploaded vids 2 years prior.

[@rpiereck74]

I have the previous generation of those communicator, it has a smaller range, and the physical interface is a bit different but it still works great. I paid $35 for it new, so I cannot complain if it's not as sleek as the Sena. Also, Sena speakers suck, and these are a little louder too.

[@pinchnsqueal]

heads up, the link you put in the description is only for the EU plug version. When you change it the the US plug, you won't get a commission. I'll hold off ordering to see if you can get it fixed.

[@pinchnsqueal]

OK, good. Thanks!

[@Andrew-sj2dm]

Stupid question but does the radio use bluetooth? I would love to use one of these but BT fries my brain cant use it

[@JamesWoolfordDesign]

Hi, when connected to bluetooth can you hold the button down and use siri/google assistant such as "Call dad" or "Play music" etc? Basically does it work with a voice command

[@gbriar]

How did you get the Tascam DR-05 to work; plugged mine in but when I test it I can hardly hear the playback. Any input would be useful. Cheers.

[@nicu0988d]

can you listen to mp3s from your phone and have a conversation ? (auto pause/mute while talking ? )

[@dennvision]

Couldn't find your affiliate link in the description🤷🏾‍♂️but I got one

[@ChristopherC207]

Quick question: no issues pairing this with a Sena in intercom mode? If so, was it a relatively painless procedure?

[@Arcanum3217]

I bought 2 of the bts2`s and they are really good... only problem is they only work within a 30m distance from eachother

[@Maxaxik]

How would you rate it after couple months of use?

[@GeorgiaGrowGuy]

It looks like the bottom port is exposed to the elements, is that correct?

[@MotoChooch]

Just picked up the Cardo PackTalk. Friends who ride swear by it and it pairs with anything bluetooth.

[@roxx3r245]

One thing I liked about the Sena is their mobile app. The BTS2 doesn't have anything comparable, correct?

[@mikecinde1]

I've never used one of these.. but yammie you mention "at speed and with earplugs in"? Does this mean you can still hear the speakers with ear plugs in place? If so, I'll purchase one via your link and give it a try! Thanks for any replies!

[@gangstafly5000]

I actually have this product and I've had it for about a month now and it works really good! The battery lasts forever it seems like. The downside to it is that like yammie said the speakers Crack a little at full volume. To fix that I just turn the volume up one before it's all the way up and it seems to fix it & it depends on what songs to listen to. Rap or hip hop there gonna Crack a little.

[@fimetal4005]

Can you connect different speakers to it?

[@gangstafly5000]

+Fi Metal no you can't

[@AGameForTwo]

I know here yammie says it can connect to three others, but the website only states two.. me and my two buddies have been looking for ages for a cheap three-way communicator. do you know whether it's two way or three way?

[@shockerct4433]

Can it only connect to 1 other communicator at a time? Yummy says 3 way, but the internet says 2 way. Thanks!

[@_Zaid]

My manual has instructions for 3-way.

[@tonyk7899]

Was the Eu and US plug difference having to do with the wall outlet plug? I'm assuming i want the U.S. plug?

[@gustavpettersson3856]

Tony Krause the us wallplug/outlet is two flat metal pieces while the eu one has two round metalpieces

[@SwankyCatProductions]

So I could connect this to my phone via Bluetooth for music and communicate with a riding buddy at the same time? How are the speakers for music audio?

[@imitt12]

Came back after the BTX review. RIP Baetona 😢😢😢😢

[@jeremiahharrold9450]

i have the same helmet n love it i was just wondering hows the wind noise with the gopro n sena or even the new one u just tested

[@bubbaplays3799]

Can I use the aux cable and the mic to record 2 mics at the same time?

[@sierrafoxtrotgolf3638]

I'm going to do an 18 hour ride shortly. You talked about charging but can I charge this while riding should die in route with a USB??

[@theurbanhippies5944]

Hi! Great review. I have been using this product for 3 weeks now. Today I noticed that at the point where the device is attached to the helmet using the sticky pad, some sticky fluid has crept out from the sticky pad. I was quite surprised to see this because I also connect GoPro mounts using sticky pads and I have not noticed this there. What could be the reason for the sticky liquid to emanate from the sticky pad outside its surface area?

[@jeasyyoutube63]

Its not a proper 3M-sticky thing

[@DamzFR]

I get this since 2 month. Great for only music, quality is good for this price. Installation is easy. But buttons are very hard to touch with gloves, and not very responsive, I have no feeling to touch buttons... At high speed the volume is enough strong to be hear. The autonomy is very good ! Used them during 3-4h, and one time forget to shut it down during the night .... and it was working at the morning ! The only thing I don't have success is the intercom mode....I have never suceed to pair it with another intercom of my friend (of another brand), the BT stay on bluetooth mode and haven't a "search mode"...Is this only for 2 same intercom ?

[@Chris-hw4mq]

Did you return the firefly 6S. Thinking of getting one

[@Lifeisawheelie]

Is it unreasonable to think that some universal mic+speakers with miniusb could be used?

[@Fredward1986]

It has it's own weird connector, not a mini or micro USB, very annoying. Mine also stopped charging after about 2 weeks.

[@GamerGetsFIT]

how do they do in the rain.. are you supposed to take them off?

[@Ub3rn00berer]

I bought this in order to be able to make phone calls while I'm riding. It doesn't do that. You can only dial the last number dialed. You can redial. That's it. You can't activate "ok google" or siri or whatever using this, is that right? As much as I've tried and tried to figure it out, it doesn't seem to have the capability. I need to be able to call other people besides the last one dialed so basically this headset is useless to me.

[@garylewis327]

Yes, you can make calls by activating "Ok Google." I just got this for the main purpose of communicating with my phone while riding for making or answering phone calls, navigation, etc. I have it paired with an Android phone and am running the Android Auto app while riding. On my phone I open the Android Auto settings and choose to activate "OK Google" from any screen. Then while you're riding you only have to say "OK Google" into the mic and then tell it to call anyone in your contact list or any phone number. Or tell it to give you directions to any location. Seems to work fine. There may be other ways to do it too, I'm not sure. I just got this and haven't gotten it totally figured out yet.

[@jamessever8936]

One question, is it loud enough? it sounds like it and that's all I care about

[@richmccallable]

James Sever I managed to amply the sound by taking a cheap pair of soft earmuffs, from an old pair headphones Beats style, and connecting them over the speakers. They channel the noise straight to my ears and are pretty loud afterwards.

[@SauRoNZA]

Thanks Yammie. This is exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for. Any chance you used it with an iPhone? If so does it work with Siri at all?

[@SauRoNZA]

That's what I wanted to hear. Now I will probably go for it. Any chance you used it with the iPhone and a GPS at the same time? Hoping it will work with my BMW Navigator.

[@SauRoNZA]

Well you just scored yourself an affiliate sale. When I come to America one day you can buy me beer/coffee with the commission. And if you ever come out to South Africa I'm sure I can arrange a bike for you. :)

[@MarylandWearAndCarry]

How do you switch between riders if you are riding with 3 people and can only link between 2 at a time? Thanks, Dave

[@unintentionalsquid1258]

When I click your link it goes to the option with the EU Plug. I am guessing it is the type of plug to go to the power outlet right? I want to get 2 US Plug versions but I am not sure if the affiliate link will work if I change it over to the US plug. Any idea?

[@unintentionalsquid1258]

Awesome! Thanks.

[@richardhead8826]

I love my Scala. It has it all :D

[@timcarter5982]

Hey, Yammi. What kind of helmet did you secure this too? Do you know if it would fit well on an Airmada?

[@WhiteBlaze5541]

Do they only connect to the same product or will I be able to talk to someone with a SENA? All my riding buddy's have sena's but I don't have the budget.

[@shockerct4433]

The website says you need the same communicator, so it does work with a Sena? My friend already has a Sena, so if it does not work it's a waste of $40. So it does in fact work?

[@cookiecanfly_]

Yammie Noob hey man how did you connect your bts2 to a SENA