TNICER Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset T2Plus Dual Chip MESH Intercom 10-Way Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Helmet Intercom Communication Systems with Double Coil Subwoofer Speakers (White/Silver)

Tnicer is a company that makes motorcycle communicators, of which I now own 3. This is the latest version, and it is better than the last two that I have tried, which were great units in their own right. This is a Bluetooth Mesh intercom system, which, as I understand it means it can keep you connected when going in and out of range with some of the riders in the group without losing connection, as it is sort of leapfrogged from one communicator in the group to the next seamlessly and the riders on both ends stay connected like they had a direct connection. This has excellent sound, and I do believe it has a clearer sound than the last version had, with a little more bass than most have, and it gets plenty loud enough. This paired easily with my cell phone, as well as with a dedicated android auto system made for motorcycles, which in turn connects to the cell phone. It paired up with another brand of communicator that was also a mesh system on the first try, and stayed connected. It took a couple of false stats, but it did also connect to an older non mesh Bluetooth intercom, but the connection was definitely not as strong or as clear, and did not reach as far as it did between the two MESH communicators. This has great sound and can be adjusted for clear music and voice with good volume that can be heard clearly while riding. During phone calls, people on the other end said it was not possible to tell that I was on a motorcycle while riding. The road and wind noise is nearly totally eliminated by the advanced electronics that use some clever algorithms along with a seperate second mic that listens to the road and wind noise, and cancels those noises out before it reaches the speakers. This works very well to allow you to hear the communicator clearly, but if you are worried that you might miss important traffic noises, this feature can essentially be turned off by using environmental mode, which allows those sounds to come through. I wasn't yet able to try it in a group where I could check the estimated range for the whole group, but with two riders it easily goes farther than a quarter mile between riders, and I would guess that it would reach well over a mile (unobstructed) from end to end of a group of all MESH connected riders. This also has music sharing that allows a rider and partner to share music while listening to gps voice guidance and talking between each other all at the same time. This is a well made unit, everything was right, undamaged and functional, and it came securely packed in a nice box worthy of gifting. I think this is an excellent communicator, and it performs as well as, or in some cases better than ones that cost four times what this costs or more. This is a top quality product for a bargain price, and I can recommend it. 5 Stars!

I had to make sure that I was looking at the device as I was trying out some of the features. When I installed it into my helmet I could hardly feel as if there were any speakers there. Make sure to install the short wire speaker on the same side as the device itself. At this point I would have to guess that it is designed just like other Bluetooth headsets where the rider is expected to use his clutch hand to reach for and operate the device. So having said that I would say that if you are wearing gloves the buttons are not very easy to operate and it does require some practice. Also, the incoming calls can be easily answered since all it requires is a tap on the main switch after that the volume can be easily adjusted on the scroll wheel depending on how loud you need it to be based on how how loud the relative wind is. However, switching back to my music was not that easy. It took several tries for me to be able to get the music going again.The buttons have multiple functions so they require either single press or double press and you have to make sure you do it right or while playing your music you may end up dialing your last number called by accident. The wire that connects your device to the speakers and microphone are directly connected to the unit itself I wish they would have been placed on the base part so that when you are going to take it off to charge it you won't have a wire hanging from your helmet. This device might work much better with some helmets than others. I have a modular helmet and a full face helmet and I think that I would much rather use this device on the full face helmet instead. To sum up I think it is a good device that works as intended but some features could have been made a little better. It is nice that they do include two kinds of mics just in case you want to use the smaller one instead of the bigger mic. For the sale price and because of its features I would have liked for it to have come as a pair of two units and that would have made it a little bit more worth while.

Good materials, decent range, clear audio:This product feels pretty well made and is durable while handling. The range this product provides is pretty good - it generally works well at about 1000m max given normal obstructions and hills, but can reach longer in open areas. The product audio has been pretty clear with an adequate volume, with limited wind interference. The product has a stable magnetic connection that's easy to remove but not so easy where it can fly off in the wind.Overall, this is a good product and I would recommend.

Hola saludos, acabo de comprar uno y no me funciona bien, por que cuando entra una llamada a mi móvil no puedo responder apretando el botón, así que no lo recomiendo

Battery life is good when listening to music.Sound quality could be better (audiophile ears). It might be my current helmet (HJC RPHA) and speeds I normally travel (80 MPH speed limit with 40 to 70 MPH cross winds).Hard to trust the weak magnets that are holding the device to the helmet at the speeds I travel.Almost impossible to pair and play nice with other devices so far.I don't have multiple working T2 devices so I cannot verify the comms functionality or "Mesh" ability between similar devices, but it does not get along with my phone.I have always wanted the ability to listen to music or GPS directions while riding.I will try other helmet designs that are more "High Speed and Low Road Noise" oriented and report back if that fixes my "at speed audio complaints" or if I just need a different headset.