Good helmet speakers!
595628
These are the first helmet speakers I have tried and they had the highest rating on Amazon so I decided to try them out. They are decently thin and fit underneath the padding in my helmet. If your using a modular helmet I can see these being difficult to hear as those are usually noisier. I am using these in a full face helmet and they work great. Sound is good enough to enjoy your music and hear it too. I also bought Fiio E6 but I haven't hooked it up yet so I have been running these using just my cellphone and Pandora. At full volume on my phone they are TOO loud so they do work pretty good. You can easily hear them over traffic and even the wind on the freeway.

You have to make sure that they are centered over your ears, as if you were wearing headphones. You want them in the same position. I managed to get them perfectly over my ears and they stay there. After about 5 minutes of wearing the helmet I don't notice them anymore. Cord was easy to route and the break away in the cord is nice so I can tuck the jack up into the chin area on the helmet when not using it. I recommend putting them UNDERNEATH your padding. If you don't then your ears are likely to get pretty sore from taking the helmet on and off. There is still an uncomfortable point when removing he helmet but otherwise it is manageable.

BTW, I ride a Triumph Daytona 675 with a Leo Vince factory race exhaust that is freaking loud but I can still hear my music. Sound quality will depend on how you have them centered over your ears.

UPDATE: I received the Fiio E6 headphone amp and have nothing bad to say about the combo. The in helmet speakers only got better. Increased bass response and vocals. Music is clearer and you can turn it up quite a bit more if you need to drown out lots of road noise.
556681
I bought these futuristic 70's ish speakers on a whim when I found them on clearance. They remind me of those space helmet tv's when I was a kid. I have a good ear for sound as I listen to electronic and alternative to James Brown and so on, and these little speakers sound great. Less mid range, that's good. Nice design, good price, and they look sweet on my desk.
3041506
I have this system installed on my Harley, which has the typical loud exhaust. The speakers are mounted in my 1/4 cafe fairing as is the amp. The wiring is straight forward and an easy install. I have checked and never felt the amp to get hot. The amp powers these speakers very well and I can hear the mids and highs of the music while cruising at 85mph on the freeway. Being that these are only 3" speakers, there is basically no bass, just mids and highs, which is ok because the bass would just get lost with the exhaust noise. I have this system hooked up to a Sansa Fuze (Ipod clone). These are great little MP3 players that have a very decent FM radio. Anyway, this set-up works and I would definitely buy it again if needed. The only warning is that the provided speaker mounts are useless for motorcycle use. You will need to fabricate your own if you want a traditional handlebar mount.

Ron
3782229
This little speaker is great on my Sportster going 35mph and under! I would say adding a windshield will make it possible to listen on the freeway even!
1091623
I ride a motorcycle and use the in canal headphones to fit under my helmet and as ear plugs to block out wind noise. I have a couple different models. I play all of them on my 30g zune. I listen to the music just loud enough to hear make out the words fairly clearly.

Philips SHE9500 sounded good when in positioned perfectly. THe bass sounded good. They have more bass but not as sharp and clean. Like comparing a car stereo to a home theatre. The rubber surrounding were the wire goes in to the speaker is stiff and can irritate your ears if they are pointed up witch is nessisary when wearing a helmet. They aren't very secure when active either. The tredmill will knock them loose. My zune had to be turned up to 16 out of 20 on the volume.

My sony MDR-AS40EX were very secure but at the expense of sound quality. The sound is not for audiophiles but they don't buy 30-40 dollar head phones. They do a good job of block out background noise. The zune volume is at 12 of 20 for these.

My Sennheiser CX300 sound great. The very efficent speakers with the excellent background suppression is means a listening volume of 9 under my helmet. If you ride a bike you know this isn't bad. I finally get off my bike with out ringing ears after a 30 min ride. They seem to stay in place pretty well. If you need it to stay in place for sure. You can turn the head phones up and use the wire coming from the speaker to secure it by pushing it in the ridge in your outter ear. THis doesn't irritate the skin or cardilige as they are soft. The only complaint that I have is the left wire is rather short. So when wearing a arm banded Mp3 player it is hard to get the correct length of wire so you don't turn your head and pull out the left head phone and not have an abundance of wire bouncing around trying to dislodge your head phones. THis is why it doesn't get 5 stars. Still an excellent set of speakers but there may be better choices if you are getting them for the gym.
674419
Nice speakers, enough punch for what I was looking for, I just needed some decent aftermarket speakers to replace my "blown out" factory set and these do the job just fine, especially for the price! Good bang for the buck!
190533
These are great helmets.  We got the added Sena bluetooth comms system and it works well with the helmet.  The only reason for the 4 star rating is because the speaker cutouts are improperly located too far back in the helmet.
70921
For the price, this is a very good value.  The foam tips conform well to your ears.  I have yet to use the product for very long so I don't know how well the foam remains elastic.  A second set of foam tips are provided.  Sound quality has sufficent bass as most products are deficient in this area.

I bought these base on a recommendation for use under a motorcycle helment and can say that they work.
3248216
Speakers perform nicely up to 90mhp. Good sound for size. It could use more hints or ways to install amp and or come with pig tail to plug into wire harness of motorcycle.
4096769
Absolutely recommend these for motorcycle riders. I've tried so many different earplug setups, including other "noise filtering" ones, and am finally satisfied with these. They don't stick out too far either, which is nice for tight-fitting helmets. Once they are in your ear, they stay put, and the black ear-pieces work great. I wear these for many hours on end, and only feel minor discomfort as the helmet sometimes presses up against them.

As for the noise filtering, I can hardly hear my motorcycle engine or wind noise, but Sena music still comes through just fine (and emergency vehicle sirens).

The included lanyard is nice, and keeps them from getting lost. My only gripe is that the plastic case is pretty cheap, and requires some interesting cord management if you try and stuff your plugs in there with the lanyard.

Lastly, these are a breeze to clean. Just dip them in some rubbing alcohol or soapy water, and gunk comes right off.
1186399
The wire mic works well in my full face helmet the wires are easy to hide under padding. Unplug the speaker wire and plug in the headphone plug to listen to music. Like the setup and have no problems. On a noisy bike you will appreciate the options of using ear buds.
4950749
Good speakers for the money! Made well and looks great! They are a bit on the "tinny" side as far as sound but do the job and are not a problem. That's the only reason I gave them four stars instead of five. If you are looking for speakers strictly for music you might want some with more bass and a woofer but for anything else these are great. You can't beat them for the price! I would recommend these.
4608026
I have tried several ear buds for my motorcycle helmet and have not been happy with any of them.  The ear plugs have to be low profile and I get anxiety every time I take off my helmet, in fear of ripping my ears.  I was hesitant to try an actual speaker, due to the number of people who said the volume and quality suffered.  This is not the case with Uclear speakers.  They were thin enough to neatly slide in the helmet and the cable nicely hides in the helmet and I have about 4 inches of cable drop outside the helmet.  I paired it with the Jumbl Bluetooth that hooks to my collar.  Instant Bluetooth from my IPhone with great sound.  I should mention that I am very picky.  I met the CEO at the Motorcycle Convention in Dallas and he was real excited about the speakers, which is why I tried them.

First write up and I bought 90 items through Amazon last year...
1315631
The speakers sound pretty good for what I paid. My only concern is the very thin mesh covering (protecting) the cones. They seem to be made of butterfly wings or perhaps fairy eyelashes. If you have kids, which I have four of the boy kind, you might want to be sure these speakers are not just sitting there in the open, patiently waiting for an ill-aimed projectile to decimate its tender mesh hide. But like I said, they sound pretty good and for what I paid, I am pretty satisfied. I would recommend them to others. Just keep the Nerf guns put up, K?
592745
These sound REALLY good for the price.  They are LOUD, too!
1999517
I had first bought the DomioSports product. Attached to my Arai helmet, it did not sound great....OK but not much improvement over my corded helmet speakers, and not as loud as I would like. (which is not exceedingly loud!).  I put the HeadWave on my Arai and is was good! substantially bigger and heavier than the DomioSports unit. Noticeable when wearing on the Arai helmet which is pretty light. Clear sound with a little more bass and little louder. Getting about 3-4  45min rides for battery life.  Max volume from iphone distorts the sound, so about 2 clicks down.  Now in all fairness, I put the DomioSports device on my cheaper HJC helmet and it sounds pretty good. I have not put the HeadWave unit onto that same HJC unit for comparison as I don't want to blow the adhesive; the DomioSports unit is moveable, detachable between lids. For the Headwave, once it's on, needs to stay on. Charge it on the helmet. The Domio unit can be removed from the helmet and charged. For the Headwave, Have to purchase extra adhesives and wait for them to ship from Germany- but they did so faIrly quickly!
3707097
Bluetooth kit integrates well, but not perfectly, into Smith helmets (strap hooks don't align as well as they could with the control piece on the outside of the helmet).  Sound is very good, and microphone apparently works well, as people on the phone with me could here quite well.  Set up your phone for auto-answer, because the on/off button on the control unit (over your ear) is difficult to activate if you are wearing a glove.