Fodsports FX8 PRO Motorcycle Bluetooth Intercom, 10-Rider Group Helmet Communication System, Music Sharing, Universal Wireless Interphone（APP/Waterproof/Stereo Music/GPS/2 Mics） (Single Pack)

If you are looking for a great value motorcycle intercom then look no further. I spent a long time checking out the main brands but was put off by the extortionate prices being charged for these devices. The FODSPORTS one works great, connects easily and has perfectly acceptable call and music playback quality. The price of under $80 with the promotion is very good value for what you get. Installation was easy and quick on my helmet and the FM radio is super useful and works well. If you register your product after buying it, you get another 6 months of warranty too on top of the 12 months it comes with. Can’t really go wrong with this intercom. Highly recommended

Incredible, my review may not benefit a lot of you, however I Bought this for snowmobiling, it gets to tempatures of -10 and I needed a system where I could talk to my sister at the back of the group, ask if all went well then I would buy 4 more for the entire group, and long behold, I absolutely will, it holds up really good to the elements like snow, rain, low tempatures, and such. Its range is good since I can hear her up to a mile away, which can be longer if you have someone else in between you and the other person with the headset, the buttons work good and I like the set up for them since the big volume knob is also the pause botton so it's easy to feel where it is, it's nice and small so you don't feel it mess with your head at all, it's easy to transport and good portability as long as your not switching it between helmets, it has really good grip and won't come off easily, the cords are sometimes a pain but once you figure out how to set it up it becomes very easy, so yeah, this is a good choice, and I'll buy more for next year.

I went into the Fodsports FX8 PRO after reading a lot of mixed reviews. Enough people compared it to higher-end systems that I decided to give it a shot. Bottom line: I was underwhelmed as a standalone unit. First, Fodsports’ product lineup is confusing. There are too many overlapping models, each with different tradeoffs—USB-C on one, mini-USB on another, mesh on one but outdated hardware elsewhere. Instead of a clear “best option,” it feels like you’re choosing between compromises. Second, be cautious with online reviews. Many are from content creators who received the product for free, and some didn’t seem to fully understand how to use it. That shows in the expectations vs. reality. I chose the FX8 PRO mainly for the 40mm speakers, which are larger than most competitors and sounded promising on paper. Installation: Straightforward and easy. Mount: The stick-on mount feels flimsy. Mine doesn’t inspire confidence long-term, especially on a curved helmet. App: The companion app feels underdeveloped—more like a marketing funnel than a useful control tool. Easy to accidentally trigger links to their marketplace. Sound Quality & Volume: This is the biggest weakness. Sound is tinny and volume is limited. Even at max volume (phone + unit), it’s only really usable up to ~50 mph before wind noise takes over. EQ options are minimal (bass/mid/treble presets only). Workaround (Important): If you have a modern Android phone and an Android Auto setup, you can significantly improve audio quality and volume through those systems. That’s the only reason I kept it—because it becomes usable in that configuration. Without it, I wouldn’t. Bluetooth Behavior: Inconsistent. It reconnects to my Android Auto device fine, but after stopping (fuel, food, etc.), it often reconnects to the phone without restoring audio. Requires a full power cycle to fix. FM Radio: Surprisingly good. Strong reception even in remote areas—this is a standout feature. Use Case Note: I ride solo and don’t use intercom or calls, so I can’t speak to those features. Portability: Not very flexible unless you buy additional accessories (which adds cost and still uses older connectors). Battery Life: Too early to evaluate. Summary: The FX8 PRO has some good hardware (especially the speakers), but it’s not a complete or satisfying standalone system. With a modern phone and Android Auto, it can be made usable—but that also defeats the purpose of a budget-friendly option. If you’re expecting plug-and-play performance on its own, this likely won’t meet expectations.

Pretty decent for the price. I have 2 of these units now and have been pretty impressed. I have had some complaints about the noise canceling at higher speeds. We were able to connect this to the Cardo intercom with some guys I ride with and it worked really well. Music is loud and clear, the controls are pretty easy to work with. I do wish the auc input port would allow me to connect my GMRS radio do it so we could just use that for intercom instead, but it does not work that way. Overall worth the money and 1/4 the cost of a comparable cardo.

For the price I was skeptical. As Cardo and other top brands are ALOT more. This unit performs very well. Crystal clear communication between my brother and I when we ride. And it doesn't pick up his harley which is obnoxiously loud. Set up is pretty straigh forward , and the sound seems darn good for the price. I'm really impressed with this. If you're not willing to spend 1000 plus for the name brand set up ( I wasn't), I'd give these a try.

Excellent for the price! Sound is good. Connectivity is easy and reception is usually great while riding. Only issue is the noise reduction above 55 MPH. The microphone has a hard time cutting the wind noise at higher speeds. I definitely recommend this product if you are looking for budget-friendly intercoms. The customer support is also very helpful and outgoing. They sent me a replacement charging cable after losing my original one. Can't beat that!

I bought these for my girlfriend and I for our motorcycle trip. They worked really well and I thought they were easy to setup. I can’t tell you how good they are at a distance as we weren’t more than 50 yrds apart. I thought the sound quality for the music was good and didn’t have a problem hearing my music. The battery life on them seemed good as they were fully charged when we left and I haven’t charged them yet after approximately 10 hours of use. If you’re looking for a good Bluetooth at a reasonable price, I think you’ll be satisfied.

Decent intercom trying to do to much. Installed and tested and the intercom works, time will tell how it holds up and performs when on the bike, volume, range, etc. The main draw back is that it trys to do too much with radio, app, etc. The app is sketchy, multiple safety notices when downloading (not through app store), and basically useless. Also they say if you charge it with any modern charger (over 1A) may cause "irreversible damage", yet they dont give you a charger, it's at your own risk.