Aleck Nunchuks Wireless Helmet Audio Speaker

I bought these to use with my Smith Vantage ski helmet and to listen to audio from my Carv app while skiing. They fit fairly well but getting them in and seated correctly was a bit fiddly. That is more of an issue with how the helmet is designed than with the Nunchuks. One issue related to that is getting access to the charging port is a bit tricky. The little cover over the charge port is not easy to open, which makes you want to take the earpiece on that side right out but getting it back in again was enough of a pain that I didn't really want to do it again. The other issue I encountered was (I think) related to connectivity with my phone. I have a Google Pixel 7 for reference. Sometimes the audio would come through with what I can only describe as "static", although it's more of a choppiness. It doesn't happen often and is usually back to normal the next time there is something to here, but it happened more than a couple of times. The final issue I wanted to mention is the overall complexity of the controls. While I can operate the big buttons with my gloved fingers, there is only one button on each side, and to use these properly and fully, you must memorize a list of button-press combinations and often I get the sequence wrong. It keeps turning-on the Google Assistant when I wanted to increase the volume. I'm sure I will figure this out in time, but it definitely has a learning curve. The audio quality seemed fine for basic voice, and I have not tried listening to music. I have also not taken any calls using this yet, so I can't say how well that works or how the microphone sounds to others.

These are square and my helmet has round speaker holders. No other options at the store. And, very expensive!!