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..

Installation of this product was very easy, maybe took about 15 minutes to get it positioned right. Make sure you use the adhesive backed pads to keep the speakers where you want them, even if your helmet has speaker pockets in it. I also used the speaker pads that move the speakers closer to your ears. Believe me, you'll want to use them. I only had one issue with this product: I couldn't get it to pair with my Samsung Galaxy S5. My phone would show that it paired with the SMH10 but the SMH10 wasn't seeing the phone! I left an email with Sena Support on Saturday then I took everything to the T-Mobile store to see if they could fix it. Turns out, the magnet on the S-View Flip Cover that I have on my phone was keeping the headset from completing the pairing process. When we removed the flip cover the headset paired right up with the phone. Once the two were paired I placed the S-View Flip Cover back on my phone and they stayed paired! Sena Customer Support emailed me first thing Monday morning to verify that I got the headset to pair up with my phone and I told them everything. As for the product...it works great! My ride to work is 1 hour one way. I've used voice command to play music and make phone calls with no problems! My wife can hear me loud and clear on her end, she can still hear a little bit of the wind when we talk (I use a full-face Bell Arrow helmet) and that's at 80MPH! I used to use a UCLEAR HBC100 headset and I need that at full volume to hear the music and my wife kept asking me to repeat myself when trying to talk to her with it. With the SMH10 everything is clear and you don't need the volume all the way up to hear. The volume for the music and the phone are separate so you can play your music loud an when you get a call the volume will adjust to where you set it last when you were on a phone call. One more note to make: These are little wafer speakers! Not 15" sub-woofers! They're not going to sound as good as your car audio system but they sound a lot better then the UCLEAR HBC100! With the Sena SMH10 I'm able to use the bass function on my phone, as well as, theater sound, surround sound, and all the other functions on the player that comes with my phone (couldn't do that with UCLEAR). In summary: I'm very happy with the Sena SMH10 and I'm glad I made the switch! I highly recommend this product to anyone who want a quality product with good sounding speakers, at a reasonable price!

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