Sena SMH10-11 Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset/Intercom with Microphone Kit (Single)

Ich habe einen Nolan N104 Helm und hatte mir dazu das spezielle Nolan N-Com Gerät gekauft Der Einbau war einfach aber die Software download und pairing mit Tom Tom Rider wurde eine drama das auch der Nolan Support nicht lösen konnte. Also ein Sena bestellt. Der Einbau war nicht so glatt wie bei dem N-Com aber kein Problem. Es gibt auch viele you tube videos mit guten Ratschlägen. Das pairing mit meinen Nokia Windows phone und Tom Tom Rider dauerte 2 Minuten und funktioniert 100%. Die Lautstärke ist sehr gut, es wäre schön wenn mann für die Musik mehr Bass hätte..

Read many reviews on this device. It arrived in no time and was well packaged. I wanted something mainly to listen to music and communicate with my riding buddies. It was easy to install in my full face helmet. I did review a video on YouTube for this model as it made it easier to follow that the instructions that came with the kit. Although my helmet had ports for the speakers, I did end up using the adhesive just to make sure they were well secured. Much easier install to remove the pads for wiring. It was very easy to pair with my iPhone. Music wasn’t too bad, but don’t expect great base from the speakers. You may need to download an equalizer app to improve on that sound. I have not used it on a ride yet or call, but will do so in the coming days. So far I am happy with it and how easy it was to install.

My SMH10-11 is not working. That's why I'm really disappointed. I have already mailed it to the customer service. But they didn't reply to the matter. Please suggest me what to do?

this headset has been an absolute boon for my daily commute. i can listen to podcasts, the radio, music, basically anything my phone can output to bluetooth. it can sometimes be a little hard to hear up around the 70mph mark, but that could just be to do with my headphone placement. you can set three speed dial numbers, and my wife says you can hardly tell i'm on a bike when i call. you can also operate your phone remotely if it has a voice recognition function (ok google, siri, etc). only a couple of small niggles: the skip track function is a bit hit and miss and the vocal warning of a low battery happens about 30 seconds before it runs out of battery. one tip, consider wrapping the wires in insulation tape at the point they enter your helmet as they are not overly robust and can chaff

I commute on my motorcycle as much as possible all through the year.. I am a general practice attorney, so unfortunately I have too often run into occasions where emergencies come up, and calls from Judge's chambers come in while I am riding.. I had relied on feeling the vibration from the phone in my chest pocket, and if there are repeat calls, I would pull over and check to see if the call coming in was a priority.. Obviously, there have ended up being plenty of occasions where the call was my wife calling about the garbage disposal being clogged or the wireless internet in the house not working!! So my purchase of this Sena unit was initially fueled by a desire to have the ability to press a button and answer a call to find out if a pull over was needed or not.. but then as I looked at these units, I realized I could also play my music wirelessly into the helmet AND have turn by turn GPS.. all from the phone.. I had to give it a try, and the Sena SMH10-11 received rave reviews from a few of my friends who are "real" riders.. not pretty Sunday ride type guys. These guys ride in the sun, the rain, the snow, hot, cold, 10 hour highway days, 10 hour blue ridge parkway days.. So I trusted their recommendations.. IMPORTANT PART OF MY REVIEW: I was initially considering going with the SMH10r version, because on some pictures I viewed the SMH10 looked big and possibly in the way.. now that I have it installed, it is totally fine, in my opinion.. the toggle is handy as heck, and as I have messed with it, I think the little buttons on the streamlined "r" version may have been a hassle. I popped the unit on my Scorpion EXO-1000 and routed the wires in about 10 minutes.. install was simple and a breeze. Paired the phone in 5 seconds.. Test run today in a monsoon of sorts -- raining, getting blown all over the road.. this unit stinking rocks!! Music in my helmet was plenty loud and I didn't have it cranked all the way.. my Exo-1000 is not a quiet helmet, and I'm splurging on a GT-Air, so sound will be better with a more quiet helmet. But plenty loud, and absolutely AWESOME not to be tethered with earbuds when I'm craning my neck around looking for predatory cage drivers! If water resistance was a big flaw, today's downpour might have created a problem.. but nada. I haven't tried a call while riding, because I didn't get one.. but the phone worked well when I bugged my wife calling from the garage inside my helmet. She couldn't tell, but that is not a useful "test" anyway.. Main reason I wanted to post this is on the size issue. I think these Sena units have a great rep already as far as function, but I just wanted to give my two cents on the form aspect. I almost didn't go with this one thinking I didn't want some bulbous thing on the side of my helmet.. but now that it is installed, for me the size is a non-issue, and surely is outweighed greatly by the simplicity and convenience of the toggle type operation of the unit.. FIVE STARS!