LEXIN G2P Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet Headset (Group Intercom, FM Radio, Noise Cancellation) — 2 Pack
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Product description
If you ride with friends and hate hearing everything through one shared channel, the LEXIN G2P is built around simpler, more private communication. On paper, it’s a Bluetooth 5.1 helmet headset system that supports group intercom for up to 6 riders and private talk between two riders at a claimed up to 1000m (about 0.62 miles). It also aims to cover the “extras” most riders want—FM radio, music streaming, GPS audio, and voice-assistant control.
The headline here is connectivity and clarity while you’re moving. But it’s not perfect for every scenario, and there are a couple of practical limitations worth noting before you buy.
The essentials
The LEXIN G2P is a motorcycle helmet communication headset designed for riders who want intercom without giving up entertainment and hands-free control. It pairs with Bluetooth devices for music streaming, listens to FM radio, and supports voice assistants like Siri and Google for hands-free calling and control.
For the intercom side, it’s positioned for group riding: up to 6 riders can be connected via the group intercom system, while private conversation is intended between any two riders within the stated distance.
One small detail that matters on long rides: it uses a “gloves-friendly” large button marked with an “X” for intuitive operation. That’s the kind of everyday convenience you notice when you’re not trying to fumble at speed.
Key features that affect real rides
Audio and mic setup
The system includes 40mm Mylar HD speakers and 2 integrated microphones. It also uses CVC & DSP noise reduction for clearer audio, including at higher speeds.
Microphone choice is described by helmet type: it includes a button mic for full-face helmets and a boom mic for open-face helmets. If you switch helmet styles, it’s one of those setups that can make the difference between “mostly okay” and genuinely usable voice.
Bluetooth tech, device pairing, and voice control
The updated Qualcomm chip and Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity are meant to help with stable, fast connections. The headset can connect to 2 Bluetooth devices for music streaming, and it’s designed for universal pairing, plus compatibility with various headset brands is claimed.
On the practical side, it supports voice assistant features for hands-free calls and control—so you’re not forced to constantly reach for your phone.
Waterproof and battery life
It’s rated IP67 for dustproof and water resistance, which is a meaningful durability point if you ride in rain, snow, or dusty conditions.
Battery capacity is listed as 800mAh, with claimed runtime of up to 25 hours for music playback, up to 20 hours talk time, and over a week standby. Quick charging is also mentioned, though the exact charging time isn’t provided here—so plan to charge based on your own routine rather than assuming a specific turnaround.
Intercom performance and range: what to expect (and what to question)
The biggest promise for communication is group intercom for up to 6 riders, plus private conversations between two riders at up to 1000m. In real world riding, range can depend on terrain, speed, and line-of-sight—so it’s smart to treat the stated distance as a best-case target rather than a guaranteed everyday number.
If you mostly ride solo or with just one buddy at close distance, the “up to 6 riders” capability may be more than you need. On the other hand, if you do group rides or you want an easy way to switch between group context and private talk, that’s where this system’s design makes sense.
Where it shines, and where it may not
Worth considering if you want one headset system that covers intercom plus the day-to-day rider “entertainment stack” (music streaming, FM radio) and hands-free control.
It suits you if your helmet setup matches the mic style described—full-face riders can use the button mic approach, while open-face riders can use the boom mic design.
It may not be the best choice if you’re expecting phone-like call quality in every environment. Even with noise cancellation, wind, speed, and helmet fit still affect audio clarity, and the provided information doesn’t confirm mic tuning for every helmet shape.
Tech specs
- Name: LEXIN G2P Motorcycle Helmet Bluetooth Headset
- Type: Group intercom communication system (up to 6 riders) with private talk between two riders
- Bluetooth connectivity: Bluetooth 5.1 with upgraded Qualcomm chip
- Speakers: 40mm Mylar HD speakers
- Microphones: 2 integrated microphones (button mic for full-face, boom mic for open-face)
- Noise reduction: CVC & DSP
- Waterproof rating: IP67 (dustproof and water resistance)
- Battery capacity: 800mAh
- Claimed battery life: up to 25 hours music playback, up to 20 hours talk time, over a week standby
- Charging: quick charging (charging time not specified)
- Intercom range (claimed): up to 1000m (0.62 miles)
- Included/pack: 2 pack
- Helmet mounting/covers: 6 interchangeable shells (metallic-like) for customizing the look
Buying verdict
It’s a solid pick if you want a Bluetooth helmet headset that goes beyond intercom—adding FM radio, music streaming, and voice assistant support—while also offering IP67 durability and long claimed battery life. The 2-pack also fits riders who share bikes or want matched units for two helmets.
You may want to skip it if your rides rarely involve more than one other rider, or if you’re the type who needs guaranteed, consistent maximum range regardless of terrain and conditions. Also keep in mind that the information provided doesn’t include pairing details for every brand/version, so if you’re deeply invested in a specific existing intercom setup, double-check compatibility before committing.
Mini FAQ
What helmets does the mic setup cover?
It’s described as a button mic option for full-face helmets and a boom mic option for open-face helmets, which helps you choose the right mic style for your helmet type.
Does it support both music and FM radio?
Yes. The system is described as connecting to Bluetooth devices for music streaming and also tuning into FM stations.
How many riders can it connect for group intercom?
The headset is described as supporting group intercom communication systems for up to 6 riders.
Is it water resistant?
Yes. It’s rated IP67 for dustproof and water resistance, meant for durability in rain, snow, and dust.
How long does the battery last?
The listed claims are up to 25 hours of music playback and up to 20 hours of talk time, plus over a week standby. Quick charging is included, but exact charging time isn’t specified.