I'll be wearing this with a HJC BT Max helmet; will the mic interfere with the chin bar? I'll be wearing a balaclava as well.
1795249
please stay away from this product. i will sell you mine for one dollar. that is a great price for such a useless product
1795250
I'm not sure. I bought it for my husband, along with a new helmet. Sadly he only used it a few times before finding out he had cancer and passing 3 months later. He loved it though bc it was so easy to use and clear.
1795251
stay away from this product. i have tried numerous times to resolve the problems i have had. sound comes and goes. and they have refused to deal with the prop\blem. the Chatterbox is a terrible product. in fact, i will sell you mine for one dollar. one dollar. it is completely worthless.
1243289
There were two headsets in our product. We use them with full face helmets. Have traveled cross country with no issues
311853
It can be worn either way. The mic swings straight up to be flush with the part that goes over your head, and then can be pulled down to the opposite side to make it work for the other side too.
1560647
I understand what you want to do, because I did the same thing. I did not use the microphone on a cable I use the detachable boom mike. It works great! I have the same helmet. I sandwiched it between the cheek piece and the other piece. The end of the boom mike has a round Velcro and sticks to the material of the helmet. If you want pictures let me know.
2022194
The MIC has approximately a 135 degree range of motion, from full vertical (up alongside the headset, out of the way, for listening only) and then down past 90 degrees to at least another 45 degrees. I tried wearing it like the CSGO gamers at Dreamhack with the headset around my neck and the MIC is in the perfect spot for talking. Still using it after 18 months, no issues.
213674
my recollection is that it is specifically designed to be used w an aux port. I have only used it with a ski helmet, and it works fine that way--I think you would be safe. Amazon will take it back if you are not happy with it. Mic works well on my helmet even though it points away from my mouth.
444228
Well I have....it's like a hoodie...just pull it over the cap or visor...surprisingly it didn't stretch out the balaclava. Still snug w/o anything underneath.
443135
The mic works good, but If you position it to the back of your neck It's kind of hard for others to hear you. You have to move it to the front.
2013278
All the prior answers are right- but one obvious thing that didn't occur to me originally:I have modular helmet, and the boom mic on the default clamp was difficult to tuck up and under the face shield.After adhering the boom mic between the shell and the cheek pad, I suddenly realized that the mic was now "inside" the helmet- and pulling the face shield down was simple, now. the mic didn't have to wind from the bottom outside of the helmet to the inside.So for a modular, adhering the boom mic with velcro inside is much better than the standard boom!
760571
I wear the box around my neck but if you strap it around your waist I think you will do fine. It's not very heavy. I prefer the 12 amp model as the 16 amp has been giving me feedback (screeching) if I get too close to anything. The headset is light and it will save your voice. I recommend.
1551630
Actually, I'd say it doesn't do that great of a job blocking outside noise. On a scale of 1-10, I would give it a 4. Mostly it only lets louder noises in, but when nothing is going on ingame or if there is no music, you can hear others talking quite clearly. That being said, it runs pretty much silent when on someone's head. When my ears get a bit achy, I'll set them on the table next to me, and I can listen to whatever pretty easily. HOWEVER, as soon as it is on a person's head, nobody but the wearer (or people really really close, when at high volumes) can hear the content. Also, in case you wanted to know, the directional mic does a great job at reducing accidental noise traffic transmission. Hop this all helps.
999960
it fits both, with mic options for both. I will, however, say that it will probably not mount on your HALF helmet. The clamp would be too high on your head.
40369
Move the speaker off to the side of your waist and run the mic cable around your back instead of front with the mic opposite from the speaker . I usually wear a mask that prevents this anyway.
1225941
Yes it is really comfortable to wear first off the padded ear pieces and the top has a foam pad and they adjust out quite a bit and the ear pieces swivel the mic. Folds up into the earpiece (left) so that it doesn't get in the way
2091133
yes, the mic is in the picture, the smaller button to the right of the speakers. It has velcro on the back that attaches to the velcro-fuzz on the chin section of the helmet. Fairly good noise cancellation, as the few phone calls I've had while riding, the caller never noticed any wind noise.
1038783
Shouldn't be a problem. The shoulder mics out right at 3/8 in. If it is too tight, ease it out with a round file. if it is too loose, shim with metal duct tape.
523221
I wear the headset over my ear with glasses. It is comfortable, but it did take some getting used to. Definitely leave on the foam sleeve that comes on the over the ear piece. I haven't tried it without it, but other reviews complain about the hard plastic. I'm sure it would be more bothersome to wear the ear piece with glasses, without the foam sleeve.