| Author | Message | ||
     Redra65k |
In the market for new comms just looking for opinions | ||
| Ourdee |
Sena SMH10 Universal Bluetooth Headset. It works. I use it to pair with my phone for using the GPS. For 300+ mile rides, I listen to music from pandora for 75 to 100 miles through it. I don't pair it up with other riders. I don't want to hear a bunch of yacking when I am riding. Big question is why do you want one? | ||
| Redra65k |
Phone / gps / music / comms pretty much that order of importance | ||
| Woodnbow |
Sena SMH10 My wife and I have run these for 5 years or so and we're very happy with them. We both wear hearing protection and could use a little more volume for better music playback but that's really the only complaint... | ||
| Redra65k |
thanks guys ... looks like sena is the plan | ||
| Nillaice |
good choice. I wouldn't spring for the 20s unless you have the coin burning a hole in your pocket. the 10s seems to be more than enough for effective communication/interface uses whilst actually motorcycling. | ||
| Con_brio |
Just picked up 2 Sena 10R. Easy to mount. Still figuring how to hide wiring. With only a few rides using them, they work great. My Shoei Qwest helmet is noisy at 70mph makes it a little difficult to hear. Using it with GPS/phone is great. Easy to use once you figure out the button sequences. Might be trickier once I start using winter gloves. | ||
| Poppinsexz |
Sena 10r on mine and wifes, Works great. Phone,music and chat. It's nice that we can both listen to one music source at the same time. | ||
| Cupcake_mike |
I got the 3s because I didnt want to have the tumor hanging off my helmet. Its all self contained inside the helmet and works really well, plus its about half the price of the others. The battery lasts just as long as my friends who have the 10s and 20s, which blows my mind. |
