Smith Optics Wireless Bluetooth Chips

I did want to like these, I own Smith helmets and Smith goggles and really love them for their excellence and quality. These headphones, however, are a complete disappointment. First of all, they are very difficult to pair to an Android device, I kept on getting errors that an app is needed to pair it to my phone, although the instruction manual doesn't say anything about an app, and an app does not exist in the Google Play store. I wrote the tech support email address listed in the instructions, just to get a bounce back that the address doesn't exist. That in and of itself does not bode well for the company. I finally figured out that there are two entries for connecting, one with a computer icon, and the other one with a media icon. The media icon didn't pop up at first, but when it does, you can connect to it that way with no issue. However, once connected, I noticed that out of the three different helmet headphones that I've tried, these are by far the most tinny and have no depth to the sound. I'm a little bit of an audiophile, And trust me when I say there are none on the market that fit into a helmet that really produce pure deep sound. Unfortunately though, these are so bad that for the couple minutes I was testing them, it literally gave me a headache to keep listening. If you want a higher quality sound, try the Unigear Bombing. Out of the three that I have tested, they are the best sounding chips, followed closely by the Wildhorn Alta. The Outdoor Tech, however, is no where close. These will be returned immediately.