I tried similar communication systems and found that the earpieces come off easy and get tangled in my hair. How are these installed?
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My husband installed the earpieces inside the helmet, underneath the helmet lining, so no issues. They work great! Great sound. We use them for our motorcycle as well!
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Unfortunately I can't tell you about the long hair getting tangled but they clip in pretty sturdy. I've only had it fall of once because it got hit by a branch that was sticking out onto the trail. I ride pretty hard and e equine I ride with has never had an issue with it just unclipping. It's the best set I've owned so far. Only one full season into it though.
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We use this headset in our snowmobile helmets. We have the ear piece velcro onto the helmet itself. We have had no issues with them coming off. Hope this helps.
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There are cords coming from each ear piece of the headphones. The cords then meet and fuse together about 16 inches from the ear pieces.
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I just lined up the 2 prongs on the back with the slots on the pro+, inserted the ear piece and rotated it to the right to lock it into place. If that doesn't work, then you may have the wrong ones.
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It depends on what type of bicycle helmet you're using. The system relies on having some kind of covering over the ears, like a full-face motorcycle helmet. The earpiece attaches to the inside helmet liner using velcro, with the microphone wrapping around toward your mouth. The transmitter/receiver uses a clip to attach between the helmet shell and the inside padding/liner; this might be modified to use adhesive backed velcro to attach it to the outside shell, but I haven't done that. Hope this helps.
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Nope. They have an earpiece that goes behind your ear and this holds them in place.
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You must remove cloth cover from charger side ear ear piece FIRST, This is DIFFICULT as very tight
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If I recall correctly, it comes with double-sided tape. You tape it to the side of the helmet. You then run your wires from the unit to the speakers inside the helmet. You can find a manual online by searching name and model number of the headset.
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Most Audio Compatible Helmets would have some sort of zippered padded layer that houses both the audio speakers as well as the wires.... So the wires just slip inside and hide away.
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The long ones aren't easily attached (Velcro). But the short ones plug right into the audio jack which is at the top of most devices.
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I just read your comments and was wondering which product you were talking about. I also have a hard time finding a bluetooth or head phones that stay on my ears. I have almost completely given up on a bluetooth, but was considering trying one of the bluetooth headsets that go behind your neck or over your head? Any suggestions?
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Those ear chusion is designed for headset(headband) replacement,not for wireless device. You'd better to check out Platronics homepage for accessaries.
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You need to have just a little bit of width on the earpieces. However, this products breaks to easily. I don't recommend it unless you are very gentle.
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There is a plastic piece under the earpiece. Remove this piece, turn it over or around and reinsert it. It will stand up high enough to hold the receiver in place when the phone is mounted on the wall. This instruction will appear in the phone's user manual.
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Nancy, the ring at the bottom of the picture goes over either the left or the right (you choose) ear piece of your glasses. You fold the ear pieces up, and the glasses hang from there. You can unfold them and put them on. I usually leave mine attached to the earpiece. If that bothers you, just slide the glasses out when you have them on and let the "necklace" lay on your chest.I've used the ones that clip on the ends of the earpieces but they ALWAYS break. I ran across one of these at WalMart and had the same question: How does this work? It works GREAT! As a plus, it's really hard to break. Nancy, the ring at the bottom of the picture goes over either the left or the right (you choose) ear piece of your glasses. You fold the ear pieces up, and the glasses hang from there. You can unfold them and put them on. I usually leave mine attached to the earpiece. If that bothers you, just slide the glasses out when you have them on and let the "necklace" lay on your chest.I've used the ones that clip on the ends of the earpieces but they ALWAYS break. I ran across one of these at WalMart and had the same question: How does this work? It works GREAT! As a plus, it's... » Read More Nancy, the ring at the bottom of the picture goes over either the left or the right (you choose) ear piece of your glasses. You fold the ear pieces up, and the glasses hang from there. You can unfold them and put them on. I usually leave mine attached to the earpiece. If that bothers you, just slide the glasses out when you have them on and let the "necklace" lay on your chest.I've used the ones that clip on the ends of the earpieces but they ALWAYS break. I ran across one of these at WalMart and had the same question: How does this work? It works GREAT! As a plus, it's really hard to break. « Show Less
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I just flatten them out in the outer ear and mold it as to cover all the space. They lose their sticky very quickly and stick to my hair. I switched to the pink sportsman ones which are more like play do. They work better.
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My experience is that it comes through both sides. I would check the placement of your earpieces and make sure they line up properly. That may be part of your issue. Other then that it appears not to be functioning correctly.
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Yep. Like a charm. Takes about 1 minute to sync and you get phone or music or whatever thru the earpiece. Most people won't know you have earphones and you can keep your phone out of sight and secure