LEXIN S35 Motorcycle Speakers Bluetooth Waterproof, 200W Handlebar Stereo Audio Systems, 3.5" Full Range Speakers, FM Radio, LED Lights, Button Control, Compatible with ATVs/UTVs/12V Vehicles, Black

Overall I think it is impossible to beat the quality and features for the price.Comes packaged excellent. Includes averything needed except I used different connectors to attach to battery. But you can use the ones included if you don’t wanna spend $0.73 at the hardware store. Comes with plenty of sizes of rubber and plastic clamps for mounting the speakers to whatever size handlebars you have. All wires, completely attached for waterproof use, are plenty sufficient in length. The only two wire that you have to install are the positive and negative power wires. Everything else has a proprietary connection or is ran into the speakers. The USB will charge fast enough that phone stays charged at 100% when plugged in even though I have music app, Bluetooth streaming and live google maps open. The manufacturer recommends mounting the antenna as far back as possible on the motorcycle. I was cold and impatient so I ran it to the front fender where it is tucked between the headlight and the windshield. It took an hour to do myself. But I am disabled and couldn’t crank down the bolt/speaker on the right side very well because of my arm. And I took my time. Also note: I didn’t run the antenna all through the bike to get it to the rear. I have a 2002 Suzuki Intruder 1500C. It would’ve added at least another hour to the installation had I removed all the parts to properly and safely hide the wire.Use is excellent also. You hold in the button for 2 seconds. It will say Bluetooth ready. And within a second starts playing if you have the phone within distance and previously made the connection. Fast and easy. Press the button for FM. Use the left and right arrows to change station up and down. It’s a “seek” button. So it is a little annoying if you like to channel surf. It stops at each channel even ones you hate. So in Cincinnati I am tuned to 92.5. They play classic rock. And I just leave the station alone. I’ve already made some killer playlists on my phone so Bluetooth is fine. Also, something I haven’t done yet while on the bike is to open the “IHeartRadio” app. It has a thousand radio stations that live stream. It may or may not be easier to use. I keep my iPhone plugged in to the USB when I am on the bike but I do not use the USB as an input to play songs. Over the years I have learned that it is a pain to use that method in a car. I’m sure a bike isn’t easier. The radio is only FM, no AM. It has excellent reception in my area. The volume is better than a lot of reviews would have you believe. It’s not as loud as my buddy’s 2018 Harley with 4 6”x9” speakers and a big amp. But I can still hear it well on the rare occasion I take the highway. It is, although, not the loudest stereo I have ever heard. In my humble opinion I do believe that it sounds better than a $100.00 system should.I had a few very important observations in deciding to purchase this specific one.It doesn’t have a display. So you cannot see what station you are on. That would definitely be a huge plus.It doesnt operate via a keychain. You can turn the volume down easily with the knob on the speaker. And you can press the knob one time quickly to instantly mute. With a keychain you have to fidget with it and I think it would be difficult and dangerous to use one. That was a HUGE factor. Having all of the controls right on the handlebar for immediate use is very convenient and I think much safer. If your key is on the side of your bike then you can’t really keep the keychain attached to use. I guess you could attach it to the tank with Velcro but be real. Who hates their bike that much?The third thing I considered important was the rating. I could not find a five star under $300. But this has one of the highest in that price range.Overall I would recommend this is you don’t have an infinite budget. If you really wanna crank out some booming music you need a full dresser and some hard bags so you can mount big speakers. That’s a lot of money. The sound is as good as anyone I ride with. It’s not perfect but you can’t beat the features and quality for the price.

These aren’t going to rattle the bolts out of your bike, but they are substantial. Once selecting the preferred indoor/outdoor mode and adjusting the equalizer on the phone, they sound quite nice with a little bass. While advertised as 200W max with a 50W amp I suspect that rating to be PMPO as it sounds more like 15-20W. Would like them to be a little louder and give a bit more bass but they’re still a nice kit. Everything else you get, FM radio, running lights (and additional indicators if you want to wire them in) makes up for the lack of volume and moderate tinniness. Good instructions. Good sound at 50mph. Smooth remote operation. Solid build. IMO to get the sound I really wanted I’d be looking at $350 plus. Not bad for the price. Quick delivery. I’m quite happy with the purchase overall. Just bear in mind, these aren’t 12” cones, they ain’t gonna match your Marshall!😂 Distortion kicks in at about 95% volume, not too bad.

I couldnt wait to get these out of the box and on my handlebars. I watched the instructional video from the manufacturer on youtube which did help. It’s a bit of a challenge if you’re not used to similar installs. Thankfully I am a child of the 80s and I installed a boat load of car audio systems in high school.These are really the perfect size for my Vulcan 900. They aren't too big and gaudy. only real complaint is that I wish they could be a bit louder. I can hear them at 50 mph behind my windshield, just not super loud or super clear. Of course, these ARE tiny, outdoor speakers in an OPEN, windy, and noisy environment. So, I suppose that doesn't really exist yet. I do like the look. They come with everything you need for installation in the box. Do yourself a favor and wrap the handle portion of Alan wrench up with electrical tape, this will keep it from slipping and from scratching your forks. Cover your tank up for protection like the video shows. I'm happy with these. My stock Kawasaki exhaust is not that loud, so anyone with an upgraded exhaust or Harley probably would want something even louder. But hey, there's no amp to mount under your seat. These are literally plug and play. You will have to charge your battery more since you'll be using more battery power. Enjoy!PS- the chrome seems to be good quality and it doesn’t blind the driver because the grilles are black and it’s actually going to be slightly titled upwards towards the face.

Loud enough at 70 mph on Stage 2 HD touringI did not connect the turning signals, as installation for ther est took me no time, but the two yellow lights work as position lights being on all the time, or you can just turn them off with 2 quick clicks to the right on the joystick.Azesome product, I will be buying again when they make this an ATV 600W speaker and put them in the same bike.wish they were water resistant instead of water proof thou.best of the best, for the money, nothing like it in the market unless you want to pay 3 to 4 times more