I've got the same set with the 'mic. on a stick.' Mic is a bit of a nuisance as my helmet is flip front, i have to tuck it in from the chin (i am taking it back to shop - as it has a strange noise every time I move it ) But it is handy at the same time, 'cos you don't have to keep the lid on to talk to your pilli/other biker. Wind noise is no problem, its AGC (Automatic Gain Control) and VOX adjusts themselves really well in conjuction, which increases the volume as the engine noise goes up, prevents you from hearing the wind (I've got a SHOEI multitec helmet with whisper kit - which required a bit fiddling to poke the wires through). Communication is superb, sometimes we need to tap on the Channel A if one of the riders is disconnected (dunno why, will let you know when I figure out) It has an in built FM radio (on the go or saved stations - again I need to figure out on the go stations). It pairs to the phone, and can be connected to the mp3 player via jack. I am not happy with my music experience at the minute, as my phone doesn't auto-continue to play after an intercom call comes, but its volume is relative to my speed and it is the other way around with mp3 player. Solution: Iphone 5, me thinks I shall pair the sods and let them decide the calls, gps, voice commands and music. I will test it with an iTouch first and let you know. So far, all I could say is that it is an ultimate kit to do everything you may want, but you need to allow time to get used to it, no good buying it for tomorrow setting off to a Europe tour.