BT MINI

I'm basically a soloist, so I was looking for something compact and affordable that I could use for music, navigation, and phone calls.

The price is inevitably higher than the one made by Large Land, but the quality is assured because it is a manufacturer's product.
The sound quality is good enough, and the speaker is also small, so even with the ARAIHelmet which has a space limitation, it was large sturdy only by the device of the installation position (I think there is an individual difference).
I haven't used it, but it also supports voice recognition.
In addition, if it is the same manufacturer's product, Income call is also possible (about 200m), so I think it is possible to use if it is Tandem.
I have a Microphone, so I use the Group Talk feature on my Line phone to talk when I'm in MassTwo (and it doesn't matter the Manufacturer).
It is easy to operate because Button is also Large threshold, but I think that it is good if it is a little shorter because I feel unexpectedly long until it reacts though I operate it with the long push of about 3 seconds when I play and stop music.
The size is also compact, so I think it will not destroy the styling of the Helmet.
The battery life is good enough for a day touring. When it's a full day, you can take a break and turn off the power frequently, or restart it and it will tell you how much battery power you have left (I believe there are three levels:fully charged, 50%, and needs to be recharged), so you can use it as a guide for replenishing power.
Also, personally, I can fix the cord terminal to the folder when I remove the body, so the place where I don't do BLOVE is convenient.

I think it's a good product for solo riders because of its features, performance, size, and most importantly, its reasonable price.

I'm a basic soloTwo guy, so I bought this because I wanted to be able to listen to Navigation's voice, music, and radio.
Lightweight Compact and easy to install.
If it is the voice guidance and music of NAVITIME, I can listen for about three hours, so it is very useful for a little touring.
It's also nice to be able to manipulate buttons by hand once you get used to the large buttons.

LINKS, Inc. is a company that is committed to waterproofing your life When I inquired about it, I was told that it is OK to use it in the rain, but not to submerge it in water I was told to wipe off water and let it dry after use
I installed it in a commuter helmet, so I will remove it when it rains just in case
Others, what I've noticed
The installation of the body is only by the adhesive Seat which was stuck to Mount beforehand Clip and Surface Fastener are not included
The speaker and Microphone were Surface Fastener
There is a BALI on the Microphone's Connector, and if you don't shave it off, the Connector did not enter
Although it is a USB Type C terminal for charging, the connection part of the body is recessed, and it is not possible to use a handheld Cable It didn't sting in the (Of course the included items do stick.)
The body, speaker and Microphone connection terminals are connected to three short connectors The thin lines are fully visible and the silver color of the lines make them stand out
The Switch has a "Click" feel to it, and it's easy to use even if you're wearing gloves because it's large Good
The body is small and light, so it is not noticeable
I connected to my Android device and Alexa was able to use it
I think that the sound is Large and it is not high quality sound, but it is not so bad that it is not unbearable to listen to it
This can vary quite a bit depending on the environment, but the bass seems weak
I don't know, as I don't connect to Income or make any other phone calls
Small, unobtrusive and inexpensive, it's a good product if you don't need multiple functions