NoiseHush N800 Interphone Bluetooth Headset - Anyone have one?

[cabreco]

Trying to find out if this is worth buying.

I'm looking for some headsets for communication between the wife & me. The ability to answer the phone is nice.

 

I know the Scala units are great but Spending over $300 for a pair of them is a difficult chew.

I know you get what you pay for, but if these units do the job without a lot of noise it would be worth it for $50 a pop.

 

Has anyone bought these? The are NoiseHush N800 Interphone Bluetooth Motorcycle Headset.

 

http://images.nedsgadgets.com/original/91/OFU1675qdE.jpg

 

http://mspecials.com/image/cache/data/N800-10688_p-500x500.jpg

[djh3]

I tried doing a search for reviews. Never found anything, so that sort of makes me suspect. It appears to only have one ear speaker and I dont know how close you wil be able to get that so you can hear it. On my 2 Gen I bought some J&M helmet kits for $160 I think it was for the pair. Not bad but could be better. I am thinking about doing something like a "mic mute" so you have to push a button to talk. The system being "on" all the time makes for a woosh background alot.

[cabreco]

I tried doing a search for reviews. Never found anything, so that sort of makes me suspect.

 

My feeling as well. Absolutely no reviews ANYWHERE...good, bad or indifferent. That scares me

[Thom]

I just got this one , for http://dx.com/bt-interphone-handsfree-bluetooth-for-motorcycle-and-skiing-helmet-5-hour-talk-200-hour-standby-35614 the price it's good

[cabreco]

Well, due to the lack of reviews, I started getting a little leery about this. You know how it is when that little voice in your head (no, not the wife) starts yappin'.

 

"You buy cheap, you buy twice!"

 

A lesson that took decades for me to realize.

So I decided to bite & go for the Scala units. They have a much longer talk & standby time & they have better features.

[friesman]

I am sure you wont regret buying them, i love the Scalas, I can usually get 9 hours or so of run time on them and they just work, with no fussing.

 

Brian

[twigg]

Well, due to the lack of reviews, I started getting a little leery about this. You know how it is when that little voice in your head (no, not the wife) starts yappin'.

 

"You buy cheap, you buy twice!"

 

A lesson that took decades for me to realize.

So I decided to bite & go for the Scala units. They have a much longer talk & standby time & they have better features.

 

If you haven't bought yet, check out the Sena SMH10

 

Plus ... There is a great big review thread and group buy on ADVRider.

 

Most folk who have gone from Scala to Sena prefer the Sena.

[cabreco]

Yeah, Got the Scala team pro set for $137 These things are sweet. Real easy to setup & clear reception.

I like em!

Got the cigarette lighter charger too!