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Sena SMH10 Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset & Intercom SMH10-10

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FRX-103696
Sena SMH10 Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset & Intercom SMH10-10
£199.00
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Description

STAY CONNECTED, EVEN WHEN YOU’RE OUT OF SIGHT

GO THE DISTANCE—UP TO 900 METERS

The SMH10 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.

DESIGNED FOR EASY OPERATION

The SMH10 features a Helmet Clamp Kit and Boom Microphone. The Jog Dial, meanwhile, 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.

ALL THE FUN, IN CRYSTAL CLARITY

Bluetooth 3.0 technology provides the capability to listen to and share music, make phone calls with speed dialing, and participate in a four-way intercom conversation with riding buddies up to 900 meters (980 yards) away from each other.

OUTSTANDING SOUND QUALITY WITH ADVANCED NOISE CONTROL™

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.

OPTIMIZED FOR LIFE, SIMPLE TO LEARN

All registered Sena owners get access to free firmware upgrades, which ensure your SMH10 is always operating with the latest software updates. Meanwhile, 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

SHARE THE EXPERIENCE, SHARE THE RIDE

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.

 

TECHNICAL SPEC:

GENERAL:

  • Talk time: 12 hours
  • Stand-by time: 10 days
  • Operating temperature: -10˚C – 55˚C (14°F – 131°F)

DIMENSIONS:

  • Headset: 84.1 mm x 56.5 mm x 38.6 mm (3.3 in x 2.2 in x 1.5 in)
  • Clamp unit: 223.8 mm x 85.5 mm x 30.6 mm (8.8 in x 3.4 in x 1.2 in)

WEIGHT:

  • Headset: 59 g (2.08 oz)
  • Clamp unit: 103 g (3.63 oz)


BLUETOOTH:

  • Headset Profile (HSP)
  • Hands-Free Profile (HFP)
  • Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
  • Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
  • Bluetooth 3.0


INTERCOM:

  • Working distance: up to 900 meters (980 yards) in open terrain

AUDIO:

  • Advanced Noise Control™
  • Wind noise reduction
  • Built-in SBC Codec
  • Wide volume control
  • Sample rate: 48 kHz (DAC)
  • Auxiliary audio-in connection via 3.5 mm jack


BATTERY:

  • Charging time: 2.5 hours
  • Type: Lithium polymer

 

CERTIFICATES:

  • CE, FCC, IC

ACCESSORIES INCLUDED:

  • SMH10
  • Clamp Unit With Boom Microphone and Speaker
  • Glued Surface Mounting Adapter
  • Microphone Sponges
  • Speaker Pads
  • Hood and Loop Fasteners for Speakers
  • 5mm Audio Cable
  • Microphone Cap
  • Allen Wrench
  • USB Power & Data Cable

 

Extra Information

Brand:
Sena
Advanced noise control :
Yes
Audio boost:
Yes
Bluetooth:
Blutetooth 3.0
Can be used while charging:
Yes
Firmware upgradadeable :
Yes
Intercom :
900m/ 980yds
Playback control:
Yes
Universal intercom:
Yes
Versatile jog dial:
Yes

4 Reviews

  • 4

    Much better than cheap intercoms, worth paying extra.

    After buying two cheap intercoms so that I could talk to my mate while riding, both of which failed within hours, I decided to bite the bullet and shell out some serious cash (£145 in this case). The first unit I tried was a Freedconn TCOM which came with two sets of ear pieces - both sets of earpieces failed within an hour of use. The second one I bought was a BT-S2 - this one was hopeless, you couldn't hear a thing at speeds over 30 mph and the radio reception was dire. Today I tried out my Sena SMH10, which has been around now for a few years (since around 2010 I think). It has no radio, however you can pair it to a media player with Bluetooth. I paired up to my mates very cheap intercom with no problem and straight away the sound quality was obvious. You can turn it up seriously loud as well, which I found was needed once you got up to 55 mph or more, still nice and clear reception though. Because I bought a helmet specific version, for the Bell DLX Qualifier, it came with a special clamp that fits inside the helmet itself. It literally takes a second to attach and detach the unit to the clamp. The earpieces fit into special pockets built into the helmet and you don't even notice they are there as they do not press against your ears at all. It did take a good 10 minutes to get the screw that holds the clamp inside the helmet to grab, even though it appeared to be aligned correctly, but got there in the end. When operating the unit you get voice prompts like: "hello", "goodbye", "phone pairing", "phone paired", "universal intercom pairing", "intercom paired" etc., which really helps - you don't have to wonder if it is doing what you want it to do. Operation couldn't be easier with just two buttons to deal with. I paired the unit with my ancient flip phone and got my mum to call my phone and straight away the ringer sounded in the earpieces and with one tap I was talking to my mum. Another quick tap and the call was ended. I did come across one slight glitch - when I put my helmet on to ride home one of the earpieces wasn't working. I took the helmet back off to check the wires and couldn't see anything amiss. When I put the helmet back on both earpieces were working again! This may mean there is a loose connection or a broken wire somewhere, so I will keep an eye on it for a couple of weeks and if it happens again I will ask for a replacement. Hopefully it was just a one-off as the earpieces worked fine all the way back home. Despite being paired with a much cheaper unit I am impressed with the audio quality and would definitely recommend spending a bit extra, or should that be a lot extra, for the Sena. One definite grumble - the information says you get a two year warranty with Sena by registering the unit on their website. The website is clearly for American customers only as when you try to register the product it asks you to say what you paid for it and you cannot put a price in pounds in. It only gives you US Dollar options that bear no relation whatsoever to what you pay in the UK, so I was unable to complete the registration. For this reason I will return the unit to Amazon (who I bought it from) if I have any repeat of the earpiece malady. UPDATE I e-mailed Sena about the problem registering the unit and they e-mailed me back to confirm that the two year warranty is automatic, you do not need to register it. Mind now at rest.

  • 5

    5 stars amazing

    Can't reccomend enough! I use these in my work helmets I'm a tree surgeon and I'm in trees all day and need to constantly communicate with my groundsman, I have not had 1 issue with them, the sound quality is amazing, there wired into my ear mufs what protect your ears so with the speakers inside there, so when I stream music to both devices the quality is on par with my bose qc35, now if they was in a moto bike helmet I think there would be a lot of road noise inside, that's why there's mixed reviews, we work within 100m at all times so not sure of the true range, batery lasts all day, make answer calls with 1 button, absolutely worth the money for my job,

  • 5

    Great sound and easy connection

    Great sound and easy connection. I was going to buy a cheaper item. Really glad I spent the extra.

  • 5

    Great bit of kit.

    These are expensive, but excellent. I've used radios with bar mounted PTT buttons before but these are far easier to use and give a much higher audio quality than any radio I've used. They come paired with each other from the factory so once fitted, all you have to do is turn them on then simply push the big dial once to connect the intercom feature and that's it; two way communication with no further button pressing involved. At higher speed of 60-70mph, the audio is still clear, though you may have to turn the volume up a bit depending on how loud your bike is and how well sealed your helmet is. Easy to fit, easy to use and an excellent buy

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