LEXIN Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset with Music Sharing, 2pcs B4FM 10 Riders Helmet Bluetooth Intercom with Noise Cancellation/FM Radio, Universal Communication Systems for ATV/Motorbike/Snowmobile

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Built-in 4k cameras and AI voice assistants are nice but sometimes you just need a digital detox away from all the device trackers and social media posts. Now, if you are one of those brave souls that hit the roads with a half-head, à la bucket-head style helmet, you'll be out of luck with this headset, unless you rig-jig something up with the aid of a few zip-ties. It doesn’t have all the chic voice activation features, scroll knobs, LCD panels, or suave magnetic locking mechanisms of other headsets. Once this thing is on your helmet, you don’t have to worry about it going anywhere while you’re riding.

If you don't want to use clamp plate mounting bracket or you have some problems with using it, you can use the 3M tape bracket to adhere it onto the helmet.

Next, you pair one end unit to a bridge unit on one motorcycle, and repeat for the second motorcycle. I started looking at less expensive systems because primarily we wouldn't be using more than 10% of the high end units features. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . The LEXIN B4FM Bluetooth Headset is extremely durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions like rain, heat, and wind. Does anyone have this intercom model and has been successful getting it to work with the Google Assistant?

I will be receiving a pair of Lexin B4FM units in the very near future and wondered if anyone had any experience of these units? You can do this if your only connected to one other unit, it's the bridge functionality that stops the Bluetooth, so just have 2 people doesn't require a bridge and then you get full functionality. The headset's speakers are clear and loud, but the outdated technology does not allow for simultaneous use with GPS or music while in intercom mode.The include adhesive backed velcro pads can be affixed inside the helmet to attach the speakers securely in place within the speaker pockets of most helmets. To remove the main unit from the bracket, use the Dismounting Stick to insert it between B4FM unit and the mounting bracket, then push the B4FM main unit up from the bracket. One problem with the MTS is that the tinted visor controls sit at the bottom left side of the helmet, so I had to mount the intercom on the right side instead. You can clip mount the B4FM to a helmet easily by slipping the clip side in between the internal padding and the external shell of the helmet. It takes a while to get a feel for what buttons you are actually pressing while focused on the road in front of you.