HBC 220 Snow Single Snow Helmet Bluetooth Communication Headset, Black

These little headsets work well, when they work. If you happen to touch any button or dare to use any function (or breathe near them) with more than three paired they usually lose sync with one or more group member and you have to re sync the whole group. This would be more acceptable if doing the sync wasn't such a faff and usually a 45 minute long waste of time. The amount of frustration the £1500 worth of headsets caused our group of IT professionals on holiday is totally unacceptable. Unless you are extremely tech savvy don't even consider this product. The three button system is a usability fail, the next generation of product should have discrete buttons for "add member" and "pair". It's really not that hard.

I got 2 of the HBC 220 units at the beginning of the season. They work great. I feel like some of the reviews coulc have been written against an older firmware as mine connect and reconnect really easily. I maybe get about 200m in distance before it cuts out but that is more than enough to make them super useful. It's a lot of fun to chat to someone while you both hurl yourselves down the mountain.Boomless mic is really impressive. The mic is hidden inside the earpiece and sound quality is impeccable. Receiving calls is also super easy as is listening to music via Bluetooth phone. You can interrupt each other's music by switching your own device to intercom mode, but as soon as either one of you switches back to music, the other does so too.Great device for a ski group. Remember to update your firmware. We will be trying 3 untits paired next season and have high hopes.

Rubbish. Lost connection all the time, very bad sound....

Took three units skiing for the family, and they worked exactly as expected, though going down a piste at a reasonable speed and having my six year old singing to everyone as she went was a bit disconcerting.....Range was tested up to up to about 350m and was crystal clear, though if someone goes too far out of line of sight then the signal is temporarily lost, though reconnection was always automatic so long as it was not lost for too long.