Fodsports FX4 PRO Motorcycle Intercom, 4-Way Talking Motorbike Bluetooth Headset with Noise Cancellation, FM Radio Helmet Headset, Universal Pairing Intercom Communication System for Riding (2 pack)

Edit: Had an issue with one of the three where the ear piece was cutting out intermittently but after contacting the seller they were happy to send out a replacement headset for us and we have now sorted the problem. Ideal customer service even after buying a few months ago. Definitely a happy customer.Below is my review from the single headset purchase, applies to the double purchase too.We now own three of these for each of the riders in our household because they are superb.I've been dealing with cheapy sub £20 headsets whilst commuting to work prior to buying these and now owning this I can tell you how dreadful the cheap sets were. I am very glad I bought these.This headset is great, it's got good volume that doesn't lose quality or deafen you after riding and the controls on the box that attaches to the helmet are large enough that even my winter gloves could work the buttons.The set comes with the headset (which you see the photos of) flat-ish speakers (preferably your helmet will have a slight indented circle for these) and a choice of two microphones where one is a full face mic and the other is on a metal arm for half face helmets.The microphone quality when paired with other headsets of this brand are good quality and easily distinguishable when talking away, I was quite surprised with how little bike noises and wind you hear through these.Battery life hasn't been an issue yet but I usually charge them up every second ride or so, that way I usually have near enough full charge.Installation for my helmet (Biltwell Gringo S) was fine as all the inner pads can be detached. The wires between the speakers and the mic are all connected so you may struggle installing if you can't take interior of your helmet out.Another neat feature these headsets can do is tune into the radio, it's a bit fiddly and you can't enter a precise frequency so you just scan up or down the range until you find something (preferably classical on a nice quiet night home.)

I looked around and tried some other models but found the Fodsports FX4 Pro was the best 2 way intercom for use on my motorbike. Easy setup and use great range and clarity when in use and long battery life. I would recommend it over more expensive products.

What can I say easy to connect Bluetooth, took a wee while to get it to recall last number dialed eventually worked it out (must read instructions properly) contacted customer support also emailed company and during this process I managed to get it up and running.Pictures included are of it fixed to my helmet the one lit up is it on, so far I'm loving it although have not been able to use on bike yet due to hubby's work load HGV , we definitely recommend and we are looking to purchase a single one as a gift.UPDATE : well have used a few times out on the motorbike intercom quality good it takes 1 - 2 seconds to connect clear sound at all speeds, trial + error fitting ear pieces so they are right at ears for better sound quality also make sure Mike isn't attached too close to mouth end up garbled speech, music sound quality is real good. still to try radio and also try sharing music between 2 headsets.Sadly found out this device cannot share music.

I have installed these on pedal cycle helmets for my wife and I very successfully and they work perfectly . The sound quality is very good .

Bought a 2 pack. One unit faulty but Fodsports recognised the problem and sorted it quickly with a replacement. A friend has 1 also, we've tested a 3 way conversation with good range out to 500 metres plus. The sound quality was clear BUT be aware all the BT headsets work much better on clear line of sight. I've fitted the headset permanently into my helmet it takes a while to get comfortable but the fit is good speakers are not too bulky and fit into my helmets speaker voids wellFor the price can't fault it. The only thing I haven't done yet is paired it to the TFT on my bike.UPDATE - now using regularly on the road with a group of 3 , connectivity good and intercom noise cancelling excellent . The hidden problem is channels - These units work on a daisy chain principle not Mesh so rider A connects to B , B connects to C SO Rider B is linked to A and C , his 2 available channels are used by the intercom so CANNOT add a mobile phone or TFT into the system . If there is a Fodsports system with more channels I need to know about it !!

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When I first used it for 2 way communication with my passenger it seemed like its all great. We then went on a group ride of 4 people and we all connected together. Each unit is assigned a code A, B, C or D. C and D was getting disconnected constantly, around every 5 minutes. And it takes another minute or so for them to reconnect automatically. This was just causing frustration the whole journey.If you use it for 2 way then its probably fine. For a group I do not recommend this at all.

Excellent sound quality, as I have a Triumph Speedmaster which can bang out some noise but the Fodsports FX4 stays crystal clear.