XLT HM200-MT Motorcycle Helmet Headset with Handlebar PTT

I took "white out" and made marks on the connectors to (A) know which one to connect to which one and (B) to be able to align them in poor lighting and while wearing snow gloves.

I bought three of these. The push to talk button is not glued down to its base. They wiggled free and in the first 100 miles on the bikes the wires had broken and made them unable to be used. I liked the gear, but not if it won't last. The wires that broke were hardly bigger than one strand of hair.

Might work if you ride a Goldwing, with a windshield and a helmet shield. Worthless under a 3/4 helmet on just about any Harley. Not worth the money if you ride above 45mph. We tried these on 6 different bikes, with & without windshields. I have 6 sets for sale Cheap!

Purchased to use with the MR350R radio. When received, the headsets packaging was marked "Not returnable if opened". OK how do you determine if the product will work without opening the packaging? Decided to risk it based on other reviews. They worked as long as we were stationary and in close proximity. As soon as tried riding issues arose. The jacks would not stay in the radios, not sure if it was the radios or the headsets, only had 1/8 mile range when riding.

Adapted the headset to my helmet, and I can now talk and hear the ride communications,

Attaches to my helmet and the cables are long enough to reach over the handlebars to my Talkabout radio. Sound is excellent, everyone can hear me clearly

Radio in use is eXRS300 TriSquare monted on 1200C HD Sportster.For motorcycle use radios are usually mounted on handlebar. Headset cord is 12" to 18" too short. PTT cord is 24" too long. Seems designer thought radio would be kept elsewhere, shirt pocket, tank bag, etc.Bob [...]

[...] For the cost it is very effective.We found it worked on the snow machines but only short distances, but on the4 wheelers it worked much better over various distances.

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Had I known how this would feel when wearing it, I would not have bought it. Perhaps it was me, but a more experienced rider agreed with my feeling about the headset. The sound quality was excellent when testing, but using it in the helmet was very uncomfortable. Stopped using it 50 miles into a 4,000 mile trip.

I used a pair of these with my son riding scooters in Germany and they were for the most part great. Wind was a factor in distortion of sound. Recommend as a low cost communication device.