ILM Smart Adult Bike Helmet with Automatic G-Sensor Turn Signal & Brake Warning LED Light Control Road Cycling Helmet E3-12LS

I love the fit & feel of this helmet. I really love the visor & no having to wear sunglasses with the visor down. I will say that the helmet could use more air vents, as it get pretty hot in warmer temps here in Southern Kentucky. I also had a minor issue with some of the padded strips inside the helmet wanting to come unglued & roll up on me, causing the hard plastic to come in contact with my bare head, but I fixed that with some superglue & now we're good. I have had the chance to do a night ride yet, so I haven't gotten to test the lights in that situation yet, but every time I power it up at home, they come on very bright & flashing & I've only put one charge to it. The other negative I can list is that the the charge port rubber protective cover doesn't seat well into the charge port, so I'm not sure if it'll provide much protection in a rainy situation. Any way.....I'll still give it 5 stars for now, just because of its functionality, good looks, visor & sturdy feel.

Fit is very good. Visor is excellent, and lights on the front and rear help alot during night rides

There was no remote in the box .But all in all it works pretty good .

The lighting system is very easy to use and it works wonderful it's very nice and I'm happy with my choice

My Meetone one hasn't come in yet, so I haven't tried it yet. But it's does what they say,and just what I wanted. Can't wait to go on a ride. Lol

I like the helmet and found it to fit well. The price of this helmet is too expensive for so many dysfunctional systems. Blue and red lights are usually for emergency and police services. Police don't like when you are flashing blue and red lights and can easily pull you over to inquire why you have these colors on your helmet. I understand that in some states, blue and red lights are reserved for emergency only and police. Several features like bluetooth or ear covers are all add on's and not standard. The lights on the front and in the back of the helmet only work at night, not sure what you are suppose to do when you want to turn in the daytime. I ride my bike in the city and find having the lights on during day helps people too see me coming. I returned it because for the money I want to be the one who decides when the lights should be on, not the helmet.

I got it this past Thursday, and Friday night riding my electric scooter I got cut off by a car while i was going 20-22mph. The driver had no excuse to not see me as the lights on helmet and scooter were all on and working. I stopped in time but flew over handlebars. I landed partly on my head/face. The visor was down so my face hit it instead of pavement.Cat scan showed no concussion, slight scrape on nose and scratch on forehead. I did have nose bleeding from smashing nose, but no break.I joked with EMS, nurses and Dr's that it was a good thing it came in on Thursday.So in short, 20-22mph flew off scooter, landed on head and was able to walk away because of this helmet. My new arrives today, Sunday.

TLDR: Bluetooth won't charge, and the lights are dangerous to use in traffic.Took over a month to arrive. The Bluetooth is very bad quality, and won't charge. Went back to the reviews. Once I scrolled past the bots. I saw that this seems common. The blinkers are not optional. No matter what if you tilt your head it will tell cars you are turning, and once you return to a neutral position. It takes forever to stop signaling a turn. So basically if you look around at all. You'll end up confusing cars into thinking your going to cut them off. So lights are either off or dangerous. Hopefully I can get my money back.