Nunchucks Audio & Communication Wireless Helmet Speaker
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Why We Like The Aleck Nunchucks
With a universal fit and an unlimited range, the Aleck Nunchucks keep us connected no matter where our friends are on the mountain. So long as our helmet is audio-compatible, the Nunchucks provide us with quick communication and all-day listening tech. The long-lasting battery gives us days of power, while the intuitive controls let us keep our gloves on when turning on the tunes or calling our drop-in.
Details
- In-helmet speakers to chat with your crew and shred to tunes
- Construction is sweat- and water-resistant for longevity
- Titanium drivers deliver crisp sound, adjustable in Audio Lab app
- Battery recharges in just 1 hour for 18 hours of music and talk time
- Slim design for a quick-and-easy universal install and wearing comfort
- Compatible with all audio-ready snow helmets
- Item #AEK0003
- Driver
- 40mm titanium
- Input
- Bluetooth 5.2, AVRCP v1.5, A2DP v1.3, HFP v1.7
- Power Source
- rechargeable battery (USB-C charge port +cable)
- Water-Resistant
- yes
- Dimensions
- 2.1 x 0.56 x 18.9in
- Claimed Weight
- 2oz
- Activity
- skiing, snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited 1 year
Reviews
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Overall Rating
2 based on 3 ratings
Review Summary
Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 11, 2024
Aleck Nunchucks, pair purchased together
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I wish this was a better story. Purchased two (2) as pair in November 23 for upcoming ski season. In short, the headset works O.K. with both my wife's Apple phone and my android, no issue. The issue is with the actual headset. The microphone although connecting during calls is so muted you must shout for the other person to hear anything. Imagine how that looks inside the ski lodge cafe to attempt a call?? I've contacted Aleck about adjusting/fixing, etc.. NO RESPONSE. Secondary, the volume adjustment in principle is a good idea, but in reality, doesn't work well. You must cycle up and down and you can't tell the level b/c you don't know if it's starting up or down. So that's a pain in the rear. The sound is decent, but I liked OutdoorTech CHIPS 2.0 for sound quality better personally. I can make the google assistant work, but it's difficult and fiddly. The PTT app and communication, well what little we've tried has been useless. From what I can tell, the headset works as "advertised" but in reality, just isn't very good quality, hard to use, has some bugz. Maybe that's just my experience and yours will be different?? Actually, going to return both and go back to CHIPs most likely. We unfortunately put stickers on the box for identification of his/hers, so I don't think I can now.
February 23, 2024
Not consistent, hard to connect
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Bought a pair for my wife and me to try out. Skied 4 days with them trying to get them to work to no avail. We were in Heavenly which has good cell coverage throughout the resort, either she would be connected and i couldn't connect or vice versa. For the few times that we were both connected, we would have to make sure to mute them on the lifts when we were next to each other or would get serious feedback whenever one of us spoke to each other. Ended up returning them.
December 17, 2023
Leaves a lot to desire...
These chips are functional and easy to use but lack the quality of a nice headphone. Also, even though they are meant to fit in all audio inserts they are a tight squeeze on my Smith Maze insert. No major complaints after 5 days on the mountain this season, but overall they could be louder, have better sound quality, ad fit easier into an insert.
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