Nexx X.Com 3 Pro Intercom
- Thread starter Stephen H
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yes i have two nexx helmets and an intercom in each one ,they work brilliant and batery has lasted well,the first one packed up after a day but was replaced and no issues at all since.
just remember when answering a call its a very quick press to the small button in between the the two "x",s.
as for playing music,well it could be a tad louder ,but i am just knit picking .
Cheers for that info fizzer
Two years on and my recommendation would be don’t bother, utter rubbish. My 25yr old autocom is way better and just works. The only function that can’t do is separate mine and the wife’s music, which we were told we can do with these. But as yet we’re really struggling just to get them to talk to each other and play any music. We think we’re somewhere near but this is with us sat in our Moho trying things out, we’re yet to add earplugs and actually get out on the bike.
Loved my Nexxcom 2, still in my old helmet, did everything I wanted it to do and good battery life as well.
Another day out with both helmets and bloody useless still. We had them working in our Moho yesterday. Today on the bike mine lost its Bluetooth connection with my phone so no music at all, and just didn’t want to connect to it. We could talk to each other but the quality of speech from the wife was really poor. Think that might be caused by wind noise though. The mike in the upper visor opening puts it right in line of turbulence. We’re thinking we might try moving it to inside the chin bar like our old autocoms.
But mine just has a mind of its own. It dropped out the Bluetooth connection and turns on mesh which according to the app is turned off, but it tells me mesh is on when I turn the headset on. So we’re thinking I may have a faulty one, so will be returning to sports bike shop when we get home. If they agree it’s faulty I’m going to try and get a refund and just buy the base version like the wife’s. But in reality we’re probably going to ditch the lot and go back to autocom.
Just as a footnote, although I’m a confirmed technophobe, getting worse too, but the wife teaches IT at the local college and this kind of tech is right up her street. But even she says the instructions are really poor. They talk about a central button, but there isn’t one. There’s four buttons, back and front mainly for volume then two more in the middle but on the upper and lower edges, the only thing in the middle is the logo that lights in different colours for different reasons. They also call it a jog button in other areas of the instructions just to add more confusion.
But mine just has a mind of its own. It dropped out the Bluetooth connection and turns on mesh which according to the app is turned off, but it tells me mesh is on when I turn the headset on. So we’re thinking I may have a faulty one, so will be returning to sports bike shop when we get home. If they agree it’s faulty I’m going to try and get a refund and just buy the base version like the wife’s. But in reality we’re probably going to ditch the lot and go back to autocom.
Just as a footnote, although I’m a confirmed technophobe, getting worse too, but the wife teaches IT at the local college and this kind of tech is right up her street. But even she says the instructions are really poor. They talk about a central button, but there isn’t one. There’s four buttons, back and front mainly for volume then two more in the middle but on the upper and lower edges, the only thing in the middle is the logo that lights in different colours for different reasons. They also call it a jog button in other areas of the instructions just to add more confusion.
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