Motorcycle Helmet Headsets

Are you thinking of buying a headset for your motorcycle helmet? If you are, you’ll find you have quite a range to choose from. Before making any decisions about buying one, you should go online and compare some the motorcycle helmet headsets for sale there. Here are a few examples of motorcycle helmet headsets that I found with a quick online search.

1. Over on Amazon, BlueAnt is selling its F$ Stereo Bluetooth Interphone Motorcycle Kit for $244.99. Customers have given these motorcycle helmet headsets an average of 4.5/5 stars in 2 reviews. This innovative wireless BlueAnt cell phone kit is windproof and water resistant and is one of the leaders in the field. It can be removed from the helmet and recharged, is compatible with any Bluetooth cell phone and can be used at speeds of up to 110 mph. By means of the intercom feature you can communicate with another Interphone user up to a range of 1640 feet. In addition, you can listen to GPS direction information from a GPS device configured for Bluetooth and listen to music, in stereo, from any music player compatible with the Bluetooth A2DP profile.

These motorcycle helmet headsets also have a range of other features, too numerous to mention all of them, that include a music remote control, a digital signal processor, a multipoint facility and a quick release button to prevent theft. When fully charged, these motorcycle helmet headsets will give you up to 10 hours talk time, with 700 hours standby. Customers really liked their BlueAnt kits but noted that they are not iPhone-friendly.

2. The PMC-2X Driver-to-Passenger Motorcycle Intercom, from Nady, is selling for $44.89 on Amazon, giving you a 25 percent saving over the list price of $59.99. Amazon customers have given these motorcycle helmet headsets an average of 4.5/5 stars in 14 reviews.  This kit, which measures 12 x 9 x 2 inches and weighs 11.2 ounces, provides full driver−passenger duplex communication. It features a radio mute that is voice activated, electronic volume control and noise reducing microphones that have Wind Block circuitry and it can be connected easily to optional mobile phones and FRS/GMRS radios.

Despite the high star rating, some customers were very disappointed with these motorcycle helmet headsets, finding them nearly unusable and flimsy. Other customers, however, were very pleased with them.

These descriptions are intended to help give you a clearer idea of the range of motorcycle helmet headsets available online. If none of these appeals to you, I’d suggest you go online and have a look at some of the others selling there.