Moman Motorcycle Intercom, H2E Eagle-Like Helmet Headset Communication System with Dual Chip for Audio Multitasking HiFi/Music Sharing/FM/AI Voice (1Pack), Motorcycle-Intercom-Helmet-Headset-Headphone

Used for a recent trip away on the bike I am happy with the purchase. The unit works faultlessly and is easy to use. Sound quality is fine when talking to a caller when riding. I mostly used it to give me navigation feedback and it was great for that!I now will buy a second unit for when I have a passenger. and see how that works.Good value unit which is hard to fault.

Excellent part... really clear to hear the other person.. great reception. long range

As my daughter is old enough to ride pillion with me, we have not been going on journies too far, but with the advances in technology, rider to rider intercom has gotten a lot better, and the chance to review a new set, for free was an opportunity no biker will turn down.The instructions were easy to follow, both units charged over night. We both have Arai helmets which took no longer than 10 - 15 minutes to get fixed up.We just planned a quick ride around 35-40 minutes, part motorway part A roads to a local bike store for a tea and a walk around.With a few minor tweaks the speech was clear, music isnt for me personally, but it works, you can speak over the music as well, so quite practical if that is your thing.I would imagine you would get a lot more than a 1.5 hr return ride out of these, i have a single headset which blue tooths my phone for sat nav directions etc, but this dual pack is really handy for the two of us to ride with a pillion.Really pleased with what has been sent as it has saved me a small fortune and really works well.

Bought 4 units as a family intercom to attach to helmets for outdoors activities. One of the units developed a fault whereby it would continually connect and disconnect from the network and had poor 'robotic' audio quality.The unit was replaced with minimal fuss.Otherwise we found performance of these units to be really good for the price point.

This motorbike intercom system is brilliant, no wires between users, good for intercom with fellow rider, mobile phone music sharing and even an included radio. Took a bit of setting but got there in the end and now easy and straight forward to use. Looks very smart on our helmets. 1 small issue with 1 of the headsets which was very quickly resolved by the seller, very quick to reply to e-mails and sorted in a few days which I am grateful for, thank you.

These work really well and communicate over a good distance. Had a problem with one piece, as the knob fell off, but fast customer service sent out a replacement very quickly. Good job.

As a biker, I had high hopes for the Moman Motorcycle Intercom H2E system, especially with its promise of dual-chip technology and an array of features. Unfortunately, while it does have some strong points, it ultimately falls short in areas that matter most on the road.Pros:The speakers are undeniably loud. Has all the accessories needed. The mic is surprisingly clear, and I had no trouble with Bluetooth—it stayed connected. Pairing the second unit was a breeze, and I appreciate that you can listen to music while using the intercom. Plus, getting a twin pack for just £129.99 is a bargain, though the build quality makes it obvious that it’s a budget option.Cons:The noise cancellation is practically non-existent. I tested this with an open helmet and open mics, and the wind noise was unbearable. If you plan on riding with your visor up, good luck trying to hear anything. The speakers, while loud, are only good for voice—music sounds flat and tinny, far from the "Hi-Fi Stereo Sound" that was advertised.The device itself feels cheap and very basic, not something I’d expect to last long on the road. The connection also drops after about 30 meters, which is a joke when the box claims a range of up to 1000m. And don’t get me started on the FM radio—it’s awful. I could only find one station, and it was mostly static.Conclusion:So, what is this headset good for? If you’re not picky about sound quality and just need a basic setup to communicate with a pillion or listen to music, it might do the job—just keep your visor down. But if you’re expecting solid performance, especially in more challenging conditions or over longer distances, this probably isn’t the intercom for you. The dual-chip technology sounds great on paper, but in practice, this system feels more like a gimmick than a game-changer. It’s cheap for a reason, and unfortunately, that shows in the overall experience.If it had better noise cancellation and sound quality, even if it costs a bit more I would give t more stars.

Was sceptical about adding Bluetooth to my helmet but these work really well, the sound quality for sat nav and calls is really good, in fact it's crystal clear. The battery life is good and they are easy to use when riding. Recently used this when motorcycling touring with my son and we were both able to connect via the 1000m radio as well by mobile calls, and found then extremely useful, especially being able to really use my phone sat nav for the first time on my bike.