Thread: What BT Headset icm fietshelm?

Has anyone experience with the "sporty" bikes with a BT headset on? I am not a fool's pace to work or school, but 25km / h +. Which set would be suitable for?

Now, with regular caps in a thread, I have huge problems with wind noise and failure of the caps. The cord is stiff, especially at lower temperatures, thereby turning your head out the caps. The caps you put in gloves is not really easy back ...

Someone tips? The point is that the BT headset in combination with a fetishism to use (straps in the ears).

And yes, eventually I succeeded ...There is a wire with mini jack. By using one of Brandon elope works perfect. It is the Sennheiser_LX70 sport Joined: The very flexible bracket can just sit under the helmet. Some wind noise, but you will have with each.

The BT3030 Bluetooth Stereo Headset small firm and water-resistant caps and wind noise that conclusion (do you see him not as hard to continue.

The wind noise ad is hard to avoid, even the ear tips of Bose or Sony Ericsson still give a lot of noise. With my fetishism I often quarrel. What works best is not too tight the cord and the cord ad ear buds reasonably far above your collar draw ............ My experience is that good ear buds EVEN worse by intensive use (almost every day), they are about 2 yrs it.

I use caps of 25 euro Sony quality. As for my preference, the 3.5 mm, you can stop at any dongle. So you can continue to use their own caps.

That Genie android seems focused on call. This also applies to the X2. I think the first place to stereo music.

My headset is sold through Marketplace yesterday and has just obtained. So it is no longer trying to succeed.

Have you ever looked at the Parrot SK4000? That is one thing you to your bike / helmet motor terminals can, but perhaps you fetishism fit.

Would like to try it in combination with a helmet and goggles. Yes the (sun) glasses should also have to be borne. You have a lot or behind the ear, so I wonder...

When I look at the example image, you can also use the Motorola HT820. The rubber edges close it well, and the form you can also use a helmet.