Bluetooth Helmet Headset

It's easy to think about using a mobile phone headset in your car, but what about on a motorcycle? You don't want any wires just dangling about. The air is rushing by and the street noise is all around. And you've got a helmet on. Receiving a call seems out of the question. To make a phone call, it would seem that you need to pull over to a safe space, fish out your mobile phone, take off your helmet, and then place your call.

While pulling over to a safe place is always a good idea. A Bluetooth helmet headset can address all those problems and even allow you to place and receive calls while on the road. A Bluetooth helmet headset creates a reliable, wireless connection between your headset and your mobile phone without requiring any line of sight between itself and the phone to accomplish this. Tuck the phone away in your backpack and use it from your helmet.

A Bluetooth helmet headset can work with either an open or closed helmet. The headset module can slip inside the cover on the helmet comfortably, secured by a strong 3M adhesive. The controls stay on the outside so you can place, receive, and terminate calls as well as adjust volume with the touch of a button.

A Bluetooth helmet can offer you crisp, clear connectivity even when there's a lot of noise going on around you. It can also offer good sound to the hearer on the other end. An adjustable pendant wand comes off it to put the microphone directly in front of you so that it's your voice that gets picked up and not the noise of the open road.

A good Bluetooth helmet headset should come with noise reduction technology that minimizes traffic and wind noise both for the sounds going into your ear and the sounds being transmitted from the microphone.

For all the built in ruggedness, you can expect a fine conversation with a minimum of interference for up to 5 hours of talk time. A Bluetooth helmet headset will communicate with any Bluetooth mobile phone.

If you ride with a partner, switching seats is a breeze. You can do it in mid-conversation if you need. The connection is wireless, so you don't have to worry about getting tangled up in anything. And you don't have to move the mobile phone at all. The Bluetooth connection will be maintained up to 10 meters (33 feet) away. So it doesn't matter if the phone is in your fellow rider's pack rather than your own.