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Chips 2.0 Bluetooth Helmet Speakers Audio Headset for Wireless Music in Helmet by Outdoor Tech Black
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Brand | Outdoor Tech |
Color | Black |
Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
Model Name | OT0052 |
Form Factor | On Ear |
About this item
- 40mm drivers for clear Bluetooth wireless Audio for any Audio compatible helmet HELMET COMPATIBILITY The CHIPS 2 0 are compatible with helmets from the following manufacturers (and possibly more) as long as they have slots for audio drop-ins Bern Giro Smith K2 Anon Pro-Tec Technology Wireless
- Two-button glove-friendly controls adjust volume change tracks play pause take calls and use Siri (voice control) through the built-in microphone Bluetooth version is 4 0 Bluetooth profiles are a2dp arc and operating distance is 32 feet
- 10 hours of playtime on a single charge So you can ride all day listening to smooth Jazz without concern Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Sweat-resistant and fully functional in extreme cold weather (-20 degree/-4 Degree)
- Included components: USB charging cable, backup audio line- in cable w/controls, carry pouch, and instruction manual.
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From the manufacturer

CHIPS 2.0
Universal Wireless Helmet Audio
You’re looking at the CHIPS 2.0 universal wireless helmet audio system by Outdoor Tech: Bluetooth compatible in-helmet speakers with simple, glove-friendly controls for audio, phone, voice command (Siri). Your helmet just became your favorite piece of gear. You’re welcome.
TBT to when you used to have to carry your MP3 + your ear buds + your smartphone + heated mittens when you would go ride your local hill. Then remember that time when Outdoor Tech came out with a wireless helmet audio to make your snow trip stress free? No wires, no need to take off them gloves and you can leave your phone in your pocket.
Top Features
- 40mm drivers for clear Bluetooth wireless audio for any audio compatible helmet
- Glove-friendly controls adjust volume, change tracks, play, pause, take calls.
- 10 hours of playtime on a single charge so you can ride all day.
- Sweat-resistant and fully functional in extreme cold weather (-20°C/-4°F)
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Fully Wireless, And UniversalWorks with nearly any audio compatible helmet, the CHIPS 2.0 stream music from your Bluetooth audio device, completely wirelessly. Each earpiece features a single oversized button that you can operate easily with your mittens still on. Simple button press combinations let you control every feature without ever removing your device from your pocket. |
Clean Sound, Clear Highs, Big BassThe CHIPS 2.0 come equipped with optimally tuned 40mm drivers to create incredible sound in your melon saver. You may not want to take your helmet off, ever. If this leads to people wearing lids on the street in the middle of summer, well, all we can say is: we set the trend. |
It Isn't Magic... It's Science.Blutooth technology allows your phone to wirelessly connect to the Chips 2.0 snow helmet speakers. Listen to music, make calls, and ride the mountain like a pro. |
Built-in Call FunctionalityThe Bluetooth connection, built-in microphone, and simple button interface of the CHIPS 2.0 mean you can answer your next call without removing your helmet or gloves. No more fishing in your pants or pulling off your lid to tell your Ma you’ll be home in time for dinner. Just make sure you hang up before you start hassling ski patrol or debating skate laws with the police. |

Helmet Compatibility
The CHIPS 2.0 are compatible with helmets from the following manufacturers (and possibly more), as long as they have slots for audio drop-ins: Bern, Giro, Smith, K2, Anon, Pro-Tec, Bolle
Product description
These are the chips 2 0 The universal wireless helmet audio system by outdoor Tech Connect them to your Bluetooth enabled device Drop them into your audio compatible helmet and your Skull will be dripping with undeniable melodies for the next ten hours Loaded with full audio controls phone call capability and voice command (Siri) power Do it all while keeping your mittens where they belong Waving in the air like you just don't care Imagine it warm hands fresh powder total audio and communication control and no wires inside your jacket
Product information
Size:One SizeProduct Dimensions | 2 x 4 x 0.5 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.24 ounces |
Manufacturer | Outdoor Tech |
ASIN | B01KZSRB1W |
Item model number | OT0052 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.2 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
#5,122 in Amazon Launchpad (See Top 100 in Amazon Launchpad)
#590 in Amazon Launchpad Electronics #8,848 in MP3 & MP4 Player Accessories |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | August 16, 2016 |
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Initial complaint aside, they work great so far, granted it’s just day one. Sound is just as good as wired pair I used to use in my ski helmet. Volume, skip, answer controls are all very easy and work fine with gloves on. Looking forward to ditching the cord on the slope and all the hassle involved. Small note: package comes with charging usb cable but no plug, so a usb plug from another device is needed.
Update: used them skiing all week. Signal does seem to get interrupted if not in pocket close to them. Also ran into weird issue where touch screen on phone stopped working once I used the headphone controls. Sound quality and volume are good. Knocked it down to three stars. Would return them but they solve more problems then they cause. (No wires and control through the ear pieces made it just convienient enough to keep)
1. Bluetooth connection cut out all the time and finally the right speaker stopped working when using bluetooth.
2. The buttons on the speakers worked great with gloves.
3. Walkie-talkie feature is stupid, I didn't by it for that and to me there is no point for having this feature because you can call or tell Siri to text someone while using bluetooth on the speakers
4. Sound volume definitely is the loudest out of any helmet speakers and I would say the sound quality is average/good for what they are.
5. Surprisingly, talking on the phone on bluetooth was crystal clear and worked flawlessly.
I had to send in my chips since the right speaker stopped working and am waiting to receive a new set. After reading other reviews it seems outdoor tech has some quality control issues since some of the devices sold work flawlessly and the others have bluetooth issues like me. This bluetooth problem also seems to come from the fact that have separate bluetooth chips in each speaker. I expect that a company would have better quality control issues for a $130.00 product. When they worked I loved them, but I'll have to see if my new set has the same issues. Don't buy these for the app.
Pros:
-Good audio quality, considering their open speaker design. Can still hear people around me, as well as the music.
-Adequate battery life. Enough for a full day on the mountain.
-Construction feels nice in the hands.
-Microphone quality was good enough that people could understand me while I was skiing.
Cons:
-Poor Bluetooth connectivity. If I rotated my head to the right, with my Google Pixel 2 in my left breast pocket, the sound would cut out.
-Unreliable Play/Pause functionality. The ability to "Play" after pausing would randomly go out, and would require multiple phone resets before it would return. SOMETIMES. Often it would not work at all, forcing me to use voice commands, or physically pull the phone out. This absolutely ruined my enjoyment of the device.
-Right speaker died after ONE day of use.
It is unfortunate that ODT appears to have a monopoly on the Bluetooth helmet speaker market. Even units by Smith & Giro are actually just branded ODT units. If I could go with literally anyone else, I would. After giving them a second try and having a garbage experience yet again, I am seriously contemplating putting up with wired helmet speakers.
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I bought them to use the walkie talkie feature. After trying to get it to work I called tech support and they basically said it doesn't work and to return them. They said they are not really advertising them as a walkie talkie any more.
That being said. As for audio. The sound quality was pretty good. They fit perfectly into my Giro helmet. And the features are super easy to use. It was also super easy to pair.
The biggest issue with the walkie talkies is there app is flawed and they have no intention to fix it. I tried using them with the Zello app and they worked better but I had issues setting up the ptt button. You can get the Eco pods from ecox and they work great with zello and are basically the same as the chips but with out as good sound quality.
So it a toss up if you want good sound and no walkie talkie. Or ok sound and working walkie talkies.

Pros:
- Great sound quality.
- Great battery life.
- Easy to use while wearing mittens.
Cons:
- Takes a minute to get familiar with the shortcuts and button combos.
- Uses a non traditional power cable instead of a micro usb. Meaning if you lose it, you'll need to get a replacement from outdoor tech.
- No shortcut to go back a track, only option to move forward.

Microphone on those things is pretty bad: if you get a phone call no one will hear you and you will be reaching for your phone.
Last but not least, the buttons are useless. You use a combination of clicks to control the thing, but the device can't tell the difference between two single clicks and a double-click, a click and a long click, and there are triple-clicks too. Forget it. If you get this, you will need another way to control it. It says it's designed for glove operation. Yeah right.
As a friend eloquently puts it, the buttons are as useful as the lifeguard on the swimming olympics.

The voice command feature works great with siri and google assistant to play songs, playlists, make calls, adjust volume, etc. If you don't have cell service though the commands you can use become limited.
Volume adjusting using the buttons can be annoying because you have to press the button a whole bunch because each press changes by one increment. I use the voice command and say 10% or 80% volume.
No reason for the walkie talkie feature to even exist. It doesn't work half the time and it uses your cell network. So if you have a cell signal, its way easier and better quality to just phone the person you want to talk to.
Battery has been good. Usually get away with 1-2 full days on the hill without a charge.

Disable "Media Sync" because these will either be too loud or too quiet.
Sound quality is surprisingly good considering the size of these. These do cause a bit of listening fatigue if run too loud.
Downside of these is the headphone jack charger disables the headphones if it's plugged in (even if there's no current). Wanted to route the cable inside the helmet for quick connection (since you have to dig these out of the far side of the helmet - kind of a pain to extract and reseat them every time you need to charge).