EJEAS MS20 Motorcycle Helmet Mesh Intercom

Very easy to set up and fit, very clear sound, only used it once so far but now I can hear music or calls over 30mph which I couldn’t on my old cheap one, recommended

Be careful, MS20 it is not compatible with the MS8.

In my experience, the V4 connector/charger. . . V6 (3.5mm Jack) is the best solution, since mobile connectors (USB Type C, micro B, mini B, etc.) are delicate and deteriorate easily. I also note that in the current MS8-20, they use USB-C, the signal assignment is not compatible with the standard (Std. Pins 6-7-8 and MS8-20 Pins 2-10-12), so the USB-C to 3.5mm Jack adapters are not useful, to be able to continue using it in the same helmet, new and old models. I advise continuing to use the 3.5mm Jack.

What I like:- The buttons are easy to use.- Battery life- Easy to connect and stays connected- Plenty of Velcro to customize location of speakers- two mics (open face and closed face mics)I use this mostly for listening to music and taking calls...works as good as any other high end brand.I recommend this product for that.*I have not tried bike to bike communications yet.

I appreciate the MS20 very much, for me the intercom function is the most important thing. I don't need a radio or music to ride a motorcycle. Even making phone calls is less important to me. I usually drive with two other drivers and we want to be able to inform and warn each other. The description, the manual for the MS20 could be better, EJEAS should improve that. The cable routing in the clamp/bracket area could also be improved. We're going to do some longer rides now....we'll see if the MS20 holds up day to day.

Have always used EJEAS coms to me they are the best for its use. The nice feature on this model is that the magnetic securement makes it easy to put on after charging it up and stays secure. Great sound and volume from the speakers and making adjustments with gloves on is easy.