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Sena SMH10D-10 Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset/Intercom Communication System (Dual)

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Condition
New
Size
Dual
Style
SMH10-10
Model
SMH10D-10
Weight
2.08 oz
Color
Black
Ear Placement
On Ear
Warranty
2 Years
Works with
Sena

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 Helmet Clamp Kit and Boom Microphone. 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 48

Brand Sena
Color Black
Ear Placement On Ear
Form Factor On Ear
Impedance 2200 ohm
Brand Name Sena
Model Number SMH10D-10
Model Name SMH10

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Updated review: very happy with these communicators
Size: Dual Style: SMH10-10
I’m updating my original review from 2 stars to 5. See my original review, below. I ended up repurchasing this dual pack of communicators and have been using them for more than a year. I enjoy long battery life and like being able to talk to my riding buddies. When riding, I can accept calls and people don’t even know that I’m riding. I have one on my full-face helmet and a second one on my half-shell helmet. I really enjoy having them and have determined that one of my riding buddies, with whom I tested my original set, didn’t have his microphone placed high enough in his helmet which is why I couldn’t understand him and usually only heard wind. I still can’t understand him but I have no problems with other riders so it must be his set-up. Great product that works as expected and I really enjoy listening to music when riding. Original review: I purchased these headsets based on positive reviews. I used them on 2 rides; performance with the telephone was good. People that I spoke to said they could hear me well. I was also able to listen to music and GPS directions. The bike-to-bike intercom feature, however, left much to be desired. I think that we could have shouted at one another and been heard better than we were when using the communicator devices. I'm not sure what the issue was: when we were off the bikes, we could hear fine. But riding the bikes at any speed over 25 mph presented serious challenges to hearing one another -- from almost any distance (as close as 10 feet); both of us use full-face helmets yet there was a tremendous amount of wind noise and my buddy sounded very, very distant. I contacted Sena and they were helpful in providing suggestions like resetting the units to a factory setting and updating the software. Unfortunately, I was unable to perform these updates and have an opportunity to ride with my buddy to try them out before owning the units beyond the time for which they could be returned. Moreover, I'm not sure why brand-new units should require a reset or software update. Over the past few days, I did a search for problems with Sena headsets and, despite the great reviews here, I found a lot of information relating to Sena failures and a lack of product support from the manufacturer. In addition to emailing Sena, I also called them. Strangely, I couldn't understand very much of the person was saying -- it was like he was using a phone that kept cutting in and out. As a result of Sena's instructions to reset the units, the unintelligible response from Sena's telephone customer service and the negative information about Sena units and the lack of customer support, I returned the items to the seller. I still want communicators but if these are among the best, the technology leaves a great deal to be desired. We expected a lot better performance and usability. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2016 by surly jason
Skeptical no longer
Size: Dual Style: SMH10-10
I had been watching these for some time on Amazon and was reluctant to buy them for many reasons. I finally pulled the trigger and bought them and I'm glad I did! Outta the box and installed on one helmet in under 30 minutes with simple tools I got on my bike and placed a call to my girlfriend with my faceshield up, no windscreen, and at 80 miles an hour....I could hear her and she could understand and hear me clearly. Build quality looks sturdy: the mounting clamp uses a metal clip and thejog/volume button feels nice and easily operated with gloves on. The unit comes with a allen key tool to install the headset. There is enclosed with the unit a sticky back, 3M pad for placement outside the helmet completely, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. My phone stays connected to the device. I think there was one time it disconnected right after I first paired it with my phone, but reconnecting is easily done while riding. The intercom system works quite well. Audio is clear and doesn't crackle or seem staticy. The range, according to the instruction book is 990 meters ( I believe it's 990, I don't have the book with me as I write the review) and I have yet to test it, but I can report that at roughly 100 feet, through several apartment blocks' walls, the intercom stayed connected, albeit with a little static, possibly due to interference with solid objects. Music audio quality isn't the greatest, but for the price, features, and quality build, it's probably a pretty good tradeoff. Sound levels inside the helmet, even at high speeds is more than loud enough for me with some hearing loss to enjoy music while riding. Pros: Price, quality, works well, good range, and looks good. Cons: music quality is the only one I can find, but even that's not too bad. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2013 by Joey T.
Sena SMH-10 Review
Size: Dual Style: SMH10-10
I use this on a Shoei RF-1100 and my GF uses it on her Bell Vortex. They work great on both platforms. I ride a 2008 Triumph Sprint ST 2-up with my girlfriend. We wanted to be able to talk to each other during our rides. The change in riding with a communications device is incredible. I would tell anyone considering ANY type of product to go for it. It is so nice to be able to tell her what I am about to do instead of beginning the maneuver and letting her feel the change. I started out with the speakers in my helmet and wearing earplugs. The speakers were loud enough for me to hear her in excess of 70mph. I tried it with and without earplugs and it was easier to hear her with the earplugs. The earplugs muted some of the wind and white noise so she became clearer. During our first ride together with the headsets, we paired them with our phones (an iPhone 4S and a Motorola Atrix) and they worked great. We were able to talk on the phones individually, in groups (basically like a 3-way call), and/or talk to each other while riding. While riding, I was able to make numerous calls and send texts using Siri. Callers said they could hear me fine while riding. I made calls at highway speeds (70+mph) and had no problems with call quality. Everyone I asked said the helmet sounded better than the Bluetooth in my car. Most folks didn't know I was riding until I told them. I had heard so many bad things about bluetooth headsets that I had been back and forth about spending the money for a year or more. I wish I hadn't waited. The only problem I had was listening to music. It simply wasn't loud enough for me. The first time I rode solo, I couldn't get the volume loud enough. I do have some hearing loss, so it might be ok for some. I bought the Sena kit that lets you use earphones and that solved my issues. I have a nice set of noise-isolating headphones that do a good job of letting me hear things like sirens, but block a lot of wind noise. Using those and the Sena is perfect. It takes a few more moments to put the earphones in instead of earplugs, but I love it. I don't ride now without turning on the Sena. EDIT: I forgot to mention the battery life. The first ride was 6 hours of mixed use with the intercom always on. The batteries lasted fine. We continued to use them for a couple of days of short rides afterwords. I figure we could get 8 hours out of them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2012 by Troy
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