I was always trying to get the best speakers and stealthy comm systems in my helmets, these days are over. I can wear any helmet I like with good sound quality and of course prevent hearing loss due to the protection. Normal earbuds don't offer the protection, and are a real pain trying to stay put when putting on your helmet. I ride a noisy Harley now, and ear protection has become a real must have. Actually every motorcyclist should wear protection, the wind noise only will screw up your hearing. I love them, give them a try I would say.

I've been using my plugfones for just over a month on my daily motorcycle commute. I have a Kawasaki Vulcan 650s with a Delkevic 16" slash cut exhaust with the baffle removed. It's over 100DB easily at speed. With my full face helmet and plugfones running max volume I get a nice 50/50 mix of music and exhaust. I haven't had battery life issues, I charge it up every couple days. My only critique is that they should upgrade to a USB-C instead of the USB-micro. No one uses micro any more making it almost a proprietary charging method.

Bought these for motorcycle road trips hoping they would work as earplugs to block wind noise and also work as earbuds so I could listen to music while I’m riding. They did exactly that. Wind noise is greatly reduced and music is clear. They’re comfortable too. If you ride 70mph or more they aren’t much good. Just keep your speed under 70 if you want to hear them. Over 70 they make great earplugs. The Bluetooth connection is good for 50-60 feet and they reconnect as soon as you’re back in range...

...I have played music at 80-100% volume for 7-8 hrs and the battery still has power. I recommend these things. They are a little spendy but so is a good set of Bluetooth ear buds.

So I bought these for the intention of wearing them when I don't have a helmet on. I have a very loud cruiser and even on the highway these earbuds worked great. I could hear my music without an issue. I could still hear some traffic noise, but that's typical since it can't block ALL noise. Def would recommend.

I had my doubts at first. Generic yellow foam plugs with a speaker inside, others just didn't work but let's try again.
Well following instructions, these plugs slip pretty far into your ear canal ( make sure the volume is turned down ) , but still comfortable. Surprisingly these work very well, at speeds significantly above the posted max the sound is a bit attenuated, but keep it sane ( and these do help if you want to hear your song you'll slow down to improve the sound quality lol ) and you can even speak on the phone and be understood!

Pros = wind noise reduced, very good sound quality, long battery life, comfortable "collar". IT REALLY WORKS! Cons = Your ear canal does take time to get used to the pressure inside. The foam is difficult to clean. The foam and silicone are said to be interchangeable, but the foam tears when you try to remove it from the speaker.
Just to be sure you understand, the PRO far outweighs the CON and urge you to be patient and your bike life will be changed forever!

Dudes and Dudettes let me tell ya something. If you want some ear/phone plugs that work great and sound phenomenal then these are just that. I love em. I have an Indian motorcycle with Loud pipes and don't even have to turn them all the way up. I prefer to listen quietly so I can hear road noise as well and these will either drown road noise out or allow you to hear it if you want. Works great with a half helmet too. Do yourself a favor and get these first. I didn't but if these need up somehow I'll be getting another set. Thanks for making an awesome product that doesn't skip and glitch and sounds great.