HENGJIANG specializes in motorcycle communication systems, producing Bluetooth helmet headsets and controllers with smart voice features and noise reduction for riders.
HENGJIANG is a consumer electronics brand manufactured by Shenzhen Xinhengsheng Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., dedicated to enhancing the motorcycle riding experience through advanced audio and communication solutions. The brand's product lineup focuses on Bluetooth helmet headsets, such as the A50 and X3 series, which provide riders with seamless connectivity for calls, music, and navigation. These devices are designed for compatibility with various helmet types, utilizing secure clip-on mounts and internal speaker systems.
Key features of HENGJIANG products include intelligent AI voice assistance for hands-free operation, noise-canceling microphones for clear transmission, and durable, waterproof construction suitable for outdoor conditions. Some models also incorporate customizable RGB ambient lighting for added visibility and style. In addition to headsets, HENGJIANG offers peripheral devices like the C1 Bluetooth controller to facilitate easy media management while riding.
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Ensure the headset is powered on; the indicator lights should flash red and blue alternately. Open your phone's Bluetooth settings, search for the device name (e.g., A50 or X3), and select it to pair.
Most HENGJIANG headsets use a clip mount. Open the metal clip slightly and insert it into the inner edge of the helmet shell. Attach the speakers and microphone inside the helmet padding using the provided adhesive pads.
On supported models like the A50, say "Hi! Hengjiang" to wake the voice assistant, or press the designated voice assistant button on the unit, then speak your command (e.g., to make a call or change music).
Check the volume settings on both your phone and the headset. Ensure the speakers are positioned correctly inside the helmet, directly aligned with your ears, as positioning greatly affects audio levels.
On compatible models, double-click the Volume+ button (or the specific light button) to cycle through lighting modes, including multi-color flow, solid colors, or to turn the light off.