Imagine a Lebanon type pager style attack but on the halo.
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Plus itâs their own speaker it seems I wonât believe if they say they made it. itâs mostly imported and named as mady by Ather like their
Portable air fillerâŚ
Value gone down wayyyy wayyy down Makes me remember when CEO sir said that this helmet was scrapped multiple times then again came back alive ( charging issue is a another headache few ppl still have issues )
No doubts whyâs itâs behaving like an undead zombie or an Frankenstein 
But if that 5% hope says ke itâs speaker are good and no need to give pesa to those Harmon kardon walie bhaiya Cost saving will be good make it 2k - 3k it will sell good
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Halo helmet is based on Bluarmor. The software, hardware and even the dev teams are from bluarmor.
Edit: I meant the tech inside it, the helmet is probably some garbage trash tier crap.
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Trust be bruh that visual representation was nothing like that physical prototype
idk now got my refund thatâs enough
Btw how did u conclude that blue armour
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internal code
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I want to thank all who flagged my post and got it hidden.
I thought this platform was to raise genuine concerns and discuss about it and not just feet licking Ather as a brand.
Even the slightest criticism, and your post gets flagged and hidden.
What a joke.
I own a 450S and itâs working like a dream with no issues.
But that doesnât mean I will be blind to actual shit product from Ather and sing praises all along.
My concern regarding he helmet is genuine and my opinion had hard truth that some in the âcommunityâ couldnât swallow.
Keep up the good work. Letâs just ban criticism, genuine discussion and just all talk good and sunshine and rainbows but the truth is that going this way is called propaganda and misleading consumers.
Flagging posts only cements the feeling that this platform is only for show, and all you can do is praise Ather and nothing else.
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Has anyone noticed Halo sounds louder with iPhones compared to Android? I tested this with a OnePlus 13 where the volume, even at full maximum, is just okay. But when used with my 14 Pro Max, Halo is so much louder that we need to lower the volume.
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Yes I did. At first I thought it was a bug with the iPhone. But switching on the reduce loud volume seemed to fix the issue. And besides that, in Bluetooth settings changing device type also changed the loudness for me.
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Oh wow, I did not know that
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