LEXIN G2P Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset, Group Intercom Communication Systems, FM Radio/ 6 Shells/Universal Pairing/Private Talk/Noise Cancellation, Fit for Snowmobile/ATV, 2 Pack

The battery lasts forever! I haven't gotten it bellow 80% in a week's use. And I ride every day with music in the background.The speakers are very loud, you'll very rarely need to crank it all the way if you're under 60mph, specially if your helmet isn't noisy. 60mph and up you crank it up a little bit more and you're good, again that depends on how noisy your helmet is.The microphone quality is great, the controls are easy to use, the included different color trims are great to match to your helmet's color scheme.I haven't tested the comms between different comm systems, but I did use conference call via my phone which I find is superior than most comm systems as it doesn't rely on proximity or any underlying companility issues between different comms. The experience was beautiful, we stayed connected through out whole ride.In summary, it provides the best quality, functionality and fits any helmet for a very generous price. Can't go wrong with this comms system.

I use "Alpine Race" ear plugs with this and it is clear and sounds great! I Hers complaints about tiny sounds on YouTube but with earplugs I dig the sounds.The price is great compaired to Cardo and others.I installed it on my Shoie Rf Sr helmet in like 5min mainly because I have never taken the pads out of the helmet before. It was super easy to run all the cables and get it functioning.I've only had them a short time the the quality seems great

Wanted to wait a little before writing the review, so I can have some use of the devices as a solo rider and also as an intercom.I was pleasantly surprised how good they work!mine is installed in a modular helmet and my wife's is in a open face 3/4 helmet.Pros:Great noise cancellation.Good sound volume even at highway speed.Easy to use and pair.Like the look also.Great Battery LifeCons:Not great for music, no base sound at all almost.No good instructions how to install them, especially in a modular helmet.Microphone tends to turn the reception hole in the other direction so you have to make sure is in the right position every time.All around is a good intercom device for the price, works great for phone calls and also is good for navigation. Music no.

If you’re looking for a com system that won’t break the bank buy these! My partner and I talked the whole time on our motorcycle trip and it worked amazingly! Not only can you clearly hear the other person talking but you can also hear your music clearly and loudly. The Range was about half a mile.These were very easy to setup. Had no trouble at all connecting to our phones and also connecting to each of our coms. I highly suggest buying these! You honestly can’t go wrong with these! They are a great bang for your buck! Definitely worth the price!

I previously had (and still do on my second helmet) a Lexin LX-FT4 which I really like. Picked up the G16 to install on my other helmet. Overall, the G16 is a great device at a very reasonable price from what you get.Pros-Very well packaged-Easy installation. There are mounting options to find the right location fit.-Sound quality is better than the LX-FT4 which was already good.-Operation is similar to the LX-FT4 so I was familiar with the buttons although it is a different layout on the G16.-Distance is awesome. Although not exact, we managed to get over 1 mile between units. We typically stay much closer while riding so distance should rarely be a issue.-Connecting to bluetooth was effortless on my no-so-mainstream Motorola G7 and connection has never dropped.-Battery life more than adequate for the way I use the G16.-The addition of the light has come in handy many times. It's convenient as the way the G16 is mounted on the helmet, the light is always pointing in the direction your eyes are looking.-Peace of mind knowing you have a two year warranty if anything goes wrong.-Has some bells and whistles such as FM radio, light, 16 rider capability and voice assistant.Cons-Finding the right button to press while gloved up has always been an issue for me. I tend to have to look in the mirror to confirm I'm pressing the correct button. Somewhat easier on the LX-FT4 as it has a scroll wheel and the other buttons are more prominent (stick out from the unit more). However, I am getting used to locating the buttons the more I use the G16.Have not had a need to connect with 16 riders but have tried to connect to 6 in total and the unit worked well. Will provide an update to this review after more use but at this point, I'm very pleased with the G16 as well as my other Lexin unit. Company is quick to respond to issues as I needed a replacement mounting unit for my LX-FT4. This was sent quickly at no charge.Thanks to Lexin for making quality products at reasonable prices!

very low volume. cant hear it after starting my bike

Only thing I can find wrong, is the quality of the headphones. If you have a loud bike, you may not be able to hear the people talking during a phone call. Charging speed is decent. Bluetooth connectivity is as it should be. Phone call quality suck due to the headphones.