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

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Condition
New
Size
Single
Style
SMH10-11
Weight
0.58 g
Color
Black
Ear Placement
On Ear
Impedance
2200 ohm
Warranty
2 Years
Works with
Cellphones

Features 5

  • Universal Intercom: Talk over the intercom with Bluetooth headsets not powered by Sena
  • Intercom Range 900 m / 980 yds within optimal conditions
  • Pair to other Bluetooth devices for phone calls, music, GPS directions, and intercom communication
  • Advanced Noise Control reduces the effects of ambient noise during intercom conversations

Description

The Sena SMH10 Motorcycle Bluetooth 3.0 Headset and Intercom was designed to keep you connected to your riding companions over longer ranges for conversation and music sharing--up to 900 meters (980 yards). When paired with a Bluetooth-enabled phone, it'll also let you make hands-free calls. The SMH10 features a Universal Microphone Kit. The Jog Dial makes for an intuitive user interface that is much easier to control while riding. The Jog Dial default is volume control, and pushing the integrated button lets you cycle through all device functions with minimal fuss, which means you'll ride safer. The SMH10 delivers crystal-clear, natural sound through the stereo Bluetooth headset that gets an automatic boost in noisy environments while Advanced Noise Control technology cuts down on background noise for both incoming and outgoing audio. The Bluetooth music playback control features play, pause, track forward and track back functions, plus each audio source has its own adjustable volume level. Integrated voice prompts (available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish) help you quickly learn your way around the device. You'll get up to 12 hours of talk time and 10 days of stand-by time on a single charge. And even if your companions don't have Sena gear, the SMH10 uses the Universal Intercom protocol, which allows your gear to work with theirs, regardless of brand.

Specs 42

Brand Sena
Color Black
Ear Placement On Ear
Form Factor On Ear
Impedance 2200 ohm
Brand Name Sena
Model Number SMH10-11
Model Name SMH10

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Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
This headset really is awesome! I originally ordered a Sena SMH5 but sent it back before I even installed it because of the reviews I read on this model. I have one for my helmet, my girlfriend's helmet, and my best friend's helmet. We all are paired together and can communicate very easily with one another. The units I ordered came with firmware revision 4.2. A quick download of version 4.3 gave us the ability to share music between all of us from one bluetooth paired phone while still allowing us to answer our individual phones if we got a call. It does take a little practice to learn how to connect/disconnect calls but once done it becomes second nature. Sound quality isn't outstanding, but I honestly don't believe it can get much better given the insanely low profile of the earphones. Our units are installed in Scorpion EXO-500 and EXO-1000 helmets without any excess protrusion that causes discomfort to our ears. In fact, they tuck so seemlessly beneath the cheek pads that you can't tell they're there. I do have to admit that the plastic/rubber ring around the earphone makes it slightly too large circumference-wise to fit into the pocket. I took a set of fingernail clippers and cut the ring from around the earphones to achieve a flush fit inside the ear pockets of the helmet. The range on these units far surpassed my expectations! I've successfully communicated with the trailing rider over half a mile with these units. Obviously, any natural obstructions such as hills or curves impeded performance, but not so much that I'd detract a star. I (and I hate to admit) got up to over 140mph and could reliably communicate with my other riders to about 85mph before the wind noise overcame the radio capabilities. This says as much about the helmets as it does the radios I guess. I found that placement of the wired microphone is key and any deviation in relation to the air vents drastically affected the ability to comprehend voice communications. The interface with phone audio programs (Google Music) is pretty seamless. The only trick is in adjusting the volume and/or track with the jog wheel. I found that adjusting volume is best achieved by using one's thumb on the bottom of the dial instead of one's whole hand or several fingers. A simple roll of the thumb on the bottom either clockwise or counter-clockwise was perfect. Pairing multiple units can be a little tricky, but luckily there are several YouTube videos that explain it better than the manual and can get you up and running in literally a matter of minutes. Battery life is pretty impressive, though I'm not exactly sure the stated 10 hours is completely accurate. In my use, I've found that 3 riders can communicate together, stream bluetooth music and take phone calls for around 6 hours reliably. Surely I've gotten more than that, but not consistently or reliably. In any case, I would rely on these units for an all-day ride. In all, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this radio again. I absolutely love it for its reliable function and ease of use. These are hands-down the best bluetooth helmet headsets I've used. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2014 by John
AMAZING!!! Crystal clear at 90mph!!! No joke!!!
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
I bought this to replace the built-in Bluetooth from my Hawk H-6607 Modular helmet, and i'm SUPER IMPRESSED!!! The built-in Bluetooth on my helmet was a let down. Music sounded good up to about 70mph but phone calls were impossible above 25-30mph. The Sena SMH10-11 not only fits OVER the built-in Bluetooth on my helmet so that it's not noticeable, but the Sena speakers fit perfectly in the slot in my helmet designed for the built-in Bluetooth. Also, music AND phone calls sound crystal clear at 90mph! And that's not even an exaggeration!!! I'm telling you, it sounds PERFECT on BOTH ends at "at least" 90mph with a full face helmet on a 2005 Yamaha R6 with aftermarket pipe!!! This thing has waaaaay more volume than the built-in garbage on my helmet! I never drive about freeway speeds, 65-75mph, but at 75mph my test phone call person said they couldn't hear any wind whatsoever and it sounded like I was at my house, so I decided to speed up to see at what speed wind noise kicked in. At 90mph with my visor down, she said it was still perfect with no wind, so I decided to slow down as I don't drive that fast anyways! At 75mph I lifted my visor and she said she could start to hear just a little bit of wind, "as if you were in your car with the window cracked". Then I lifted the whole front on my modular helmet at 75mph and she said "now it just sounds like you are in a car with the window down, but you are still perfectly understandable. I can still hear every word you are saying with no trouble whatsoever." Some other cool things to point out: You can answer a phone call by saying any word you want, just speak when the phone rings and it will answer the call. This can be shut off if you choose. Or you can push a botton and answer the call also. Pandora pauses on my phone when a call comes in and resumes play when the call hangs up. You can pause and skip forward a song on Pandora, but Pandora doesn't have a play previous song option, so that doesn't work. If you are playing music through another app on your phone, you can skip a song as well as go back a song, pause and play. Navigation from my phone still plays during a phone call and during music. You can hook up 2 devices to the Sena at the same time. 2 phones, or 1 phone and a radar detector or 1 phone and a stand-alone GPS unit, etc. I haven't used the conference feature as I ride solo most of the time, but based on how well music, phone and GPS work, I have no doubt whatsoever that conference would work amazingly well also!! I am 110% blown away by the quality of this Bluetooth, it FAR exceeded my expectations! It was the best purchase I have made for my motorcycle by far! P.S I don't even talk on the phone when i'm riding, but I do go on out of state trips on my bike and I wanted to be able to "check in" with people without having to pull off the freeway just to say "i'm ok, i'm about 2 hours away still" or whatever. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2013 by Cyndric
Loud, compatible, 2010's tech at 2023's prices
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
The charging port on my no-name headset was starting to wiggle loose after two years of service and it was time to replace it. Sena is "the brand" but these headsets are way more expensive than they ought to be considering how outdated some of the tech is. If you like 2010's technology this will probably be a good piece of kit for you, but if you live in present day it's like a step in a time machine. Still, if you want to pair with other riders for comms and not break the bank too much this is probably your best bet. Most riders use Sena for some reason and I couldn't pair my old no-name headset with that brand, so it was time to fall on the sword and replace it with one. There are some pros and cons that I'll outline here. Pros: Headset gets LOUD, louder than my old one for sure. Clamp for helmet feels very secure with allen screws tightening it down. Everything that was needed was in the box. Easy pairing with my iPhone. Most other riders use Sena headsets so compatibility is going to be there. Cons: MicroUSB port for charging - in 2023 this is extremely lame, it should be USB-C and that's it. It's not something that should be in a different pricing tier in this day and age. Antiquated Bluetooth implementation - Bluetooth 3.0 was awesome in 2010, but in 2023? Really? Yes this matters. Headset volume is independent of paired device - I'm sure this is part of the BT 3.0 implementation above, but I'm used to the volume adjustment of the headset controlling the actual volume of my phone. This is its own thing, so before I head out I gotta turn my phone volume all the way up and then adjust with the headset from there. It's an annoying 'feature' to have to deal with in 2023. Tinny sound with music. I get these won't be pumping out tons of bass when you're flying down the freeway, but it's like there was no attempt at all and everything sounds very tinny but loud. This is a bulkier piece of kit than my old no-name headset, again in 2023 there's no reason for this thing to be this size, Minimal depth adjustment pads for speakers - mine came with some velcro-clad 1/4" foam discs and that's it. Without them they are a bit shallow but with them in my helmet my ears won't clear them and be happy. There is no 'in between'. While we are talking about speakers for a moment I want to just say that the no-name "universal-with-everything-but-Sena" headset pair I replaced with this had shallow velcro/foam sleeves for the speakers to slide in to and it made it an awful lot more comfortable as someone with gauges in their ears who needs to take them out to ride. I'll have to scour Amazon to see if someone's made anything like that for this. I ride solo most of the time and just want to be able to listen to music when I ride. But on the occasion that I'm with other riders, being able to communicate is really helpful and that's what pushed me here. Sena really should just make basic things like modern Bluetooth implementations and USB-C a standard feature set for all of their devices at this point. Like great, one extra cable I gotta keep around. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by TomC8481
Fantastic unit for a commuter!
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
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! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2013 by Benjamin E. Witmer
Great Product! A Definite 'Must Have'!
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
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! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2014 by jcm8580
Amazing, wish I had bought it sooner. Voice sample inside!
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
I decided to go ahead and order the Sena SMH10-11. So far I love it. I am pretty happy with it. Here are some of the reasons. Options galore. What kind of options you say? 1. You can use earbuds with the optional accessory. I haven't thrown down the cash yet, but I am definitely considering it in the future. 2. You can use the boom mic, or the wired mic if you get the SMH10-11. Typically boom mic for modular, wired mic for full face, but up to you. 3. There is an aux input, so you can wire non bluetooth accessories as well. Haven't tried it yet, since I use my phone. 4. You can get the SMH5 for a partner for cheap. The SMH5 runs about $100. The main difference is smaller speakers, less range, less connectivity, and no aux. Perfect for a secondary set or to convince your cheap ass friend to buy so you can communicate while on the road. It does pair with the SMH10. 5. Firmware updates. They just released v4.2 last month or so. The wired mic is really nice because I really disliked the idea of a boom sticking out of my helmet. Now, they do have the boom where it's a wired boom now, so you can stick it in the helmet so half the boom flex is not sticking out of the helmet which is a nice touch, but I still prefer the wired mic. Much smaller and manageable. However, maybe the sound isn't as good? I haven't compared the two. I use NRR 33 E-A-R Soft Blast UF Foam Ear Plugs and with these, I have no problem hearing music at 75mph from the speakers. I have also tried having a phone conversation and could hear the other person fine. He could also hear me. I have uploaded a sample conversation we had at 50 mph and 80 mph with the visor up and down. dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83612395/sena_test_final.mp3 I was pretty amazed. The jog dial is nice. It makes changing volume and tracks very simple. I have the SMH10 connected to my HTC Evo 4g LTE and use Google Music to stream all my music while I ride. I have the Shoei RF1100 and was able to route all the wires pretty cleanly behind the cheek pads except for the initial wires coming out of the unit. Those just wrap over the rim of the helmet. I could mod the pads to squeeze it through but I don't mind. I ride a 2001 Suzuki SV650. Now I have to convince my riding buddies to go with the Sena lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2013 by D. Kang
The speakers are below par. Everything else is well built.
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
I would have given it 5 stars if not for the speakers. The build quality and the ability to mount it are well designed. Pairing with an iPhone was seamless. There plenty of extra mounting velcro pads to customize it for your helmet. Operation was a breeze - easy to click one button and 'ask Siri..." or use jog dial to +/- volume. However, the speakers are not good - there is very little base, the voice of the person calling is very high-pitched and crackly (I tried them at home first with 0 ambient noise around). I tried moving the speaker right up to my ears by using provided pads, even tried using doughnuts from my old headphones to create a better seal (just to test it out thoroughly and give it due diligence). Nothing really worked - the music and phone calls sounded bad. Furthermore, when at speeds above 30-40 miles per hour, it was very difficult to hear a person who was calling me. On the other hand, they did hear me fine - so the noise cancellation of the microphone did work as advertised. (My helmet set up is a standard Bell Qualifier helmet with a closed face shield and closed vents - not the 'premium' quality helmet, but not bad either). Bottom line is - if you are a city rider and usually ride at low speeds with frequent stop/go traffic pattern, this comm system might work for you just fine. If you have a super premium helmet) Shoei, Arai or else) you might have much less wind noise, and the system will work for your application as well. Hope this helps. Gene ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2020 by Yevgeny L. Spektor
Works great for phone calls
Size: Single Style: SMH10-11
I purchased this for my husband who rides a motorcycle so he could communicate/phone calls. Its been really good. Installation was super simple. The phone call quality is surprisingly clear and zero wind or road noise. The only other sound I have heard since using it was a fire truck siren but that sounded like background noise. The siren did not overpower the sound of his voice. He listens to music or talks on the phone and he says its been really nice. Music sound quality isnt the best but its still enjoyable ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by PMB
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