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Sena SMH10D Bluetooth Helmet Communication System (Pack of 2)

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Brand Sena
Color Black
Form Factor Two-Ear
Model Name Bluetooth Headset/Intercom (Smh10d-10)
Connectivity Technology Wireless

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  • Bluetooth specification v2.1
  • Bluetooth Intercom up to 900 meters (980 yards)
  • Multi-pair Bluetooth intercom for 4 persons
  • Bluetooth stereo headset works with Bluetooth audio devices such as MP3 players
  • Up to 12 hours talk time, 10 days stand-by time
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3.93.9 out of 5 stars192
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Age Range (Description) Adult
Control Type Media Control
Cable Feature Without Cable
Item Weight 25 Pounds
Control Method Touch
Number of Items 2
Is Autographed No
UPC 885465000150 885465000068
Global Trade Identification Number 00885465000068
Manufacturer Sena
Item Weight 25 pounds
ASIN B0054CVBKC
Item model number SMH10D-01B
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3.9 out of 5 stars 192 ratings

3.9 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer Yes
Date First Available May 9, 2010

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Product Description

This Bluetooth v2.1 class 1 stereo headset with long-range Bluetooth intercom has been designed specifically for motorcycles. You can call hands-free on your Bluetooth mobile phone, listen to stereo music or voice instructions of GPS navigations by Bluetooth wirelessly and have intercom conversations in full duplex with a passenger or other motorcycle riders. Thanks to the latest Bluetooth v2.1 and the advanced digital processing technology this offers the best sound quality for both incoming and outgoing sound in its class. Also, the easy-to-access and intuitive button operations make this a perfect companion for motorcycles.

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Customers find the Bluetooth communication system works well, particularly on the interstate, and appreciate its ease of use with clear directions and intuitive controls. The device offers excellent noise cancellation, crystal clear audio, and reliable battery life that lasts the full time. They like the voice control feature, with clear voice transmission and the ability to activate voice operation. While the sound quality receives mixed feedback, with some finding it plenty good while others say it's not excellent, the connectivity aspect also gets mixed reviews.

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110 customers mention "Works great"103 positive7 negative

Customers report that the intercom system works great, particularly on the interstate, and functions well when paired with phones.

"...It works perfectly for my usage. The fact that it has phone functionality as well is an added benefit, but sound quality, described below, would..." Read more

"...The feature works with phone calls as well as rider talk combined...." Read more

"...Well, the good news is the system works! The bad news is I doubt that I will have a quiet ride again!..." Read more

"...Around town it works very well. I found the buttons very easy to use and the unit connected well to the Ipone when needed...." Read more

99 customers mention "Ease of use"87 positive12 negative

Customers find the Bluetooth system easy to set up and operate, with clear directions and intuitive controls.

"...Durability and set up is easy and Sena's website has great info. Oh, and the best part is the pairing and setup is a walk in the park...." Read more

"...The unit's large volume dial is great with gloves and easily manipulated. I wear riding gloves 90% of the time, so that is a nice feature...." Read more

"...Around town it works very well. I found the buttons very easy to use and the unit connected well to the Ipone when needed...." Read more

"...Navigon has a great interface and plenty of routing options...." Read more

80 customers mention "Communication quality"80 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the communication quality of the Bluetooth system, finding it easy to pair with smartphones, and one customer specifically mentions clear communication with passengers and riding companions.

"...issues, and I really enjoy riding with music and the ability to talk with my passenger ...." Read more

"...The conference feature between four riders is especially awesome. The feature works with phone calls as well as rider talk combined...." Read more

"...can also be linked with other Sena headsets and you can conference call between those units, a feature that some might find appealing...." Read more

"...I found the buttons very easy to use and the unit connected well to the Ipone when needed...." Read more

38 customers mention "Battery life"35 positive3 negative

Customers are satisfied with the battery life of the headphones, noting that they last the full time and hold up well during use.

"...- Battery life is actually pretty good...." Read more

"...The battery life is great. I can usually get two days in while turning it off when not in use...." Read more

"...This works great on the interstate, and preserves the battery of the headset for super long rides, putting the onus on the iPhone battery which is..." Read more

"...Music vanished for about 10 seconds, then came back. + Battery life seems very good. -..." Read more

23 customers mention "Clarity"19 positive4 negative

Customers find the communication system crystal clear, particularly for both helmet-to-helmet conversations and telephone calls.

"...using the headset, start stop music, etc.. All with perfect clarity through the headset. **FUTURE**..." Read more

"...speakers are not as good as my Sony earbuds, they're plenty loud and clear. And the jog wheel makes it easy to adjust the volume...." Read more

"...Helmets: Shoei TZ-R; HJC-CL-16 Pros: Loud, Clear, Decent Range, Worked well with my Android phone (v 4.3) bluetooth...." Read more

"...The quality is crystal clear, when im at high revs my partner can BARELY hear the engine noise in the background...." Read more

23 customers mention "Voice control"20 positive3 negative

Customers appreciate the voice control features of these Bluetooth headphones, noting that the voice prompts are great and the voice recognition works well, allowing them to communicate easily.

"...is more comfortable riding as she feels much more relaxed and able to ask question or just feel in tune with all the other riders...." Read more

"...The Sena set also comes with a voice activation setting for both the intercom and also for answering the phone...." Read more

"...The voice prompts are great (mine defaulted to a womans voice, she sounds kind of hot :-) and it just "makes sense". So imagine this:..." Read more

"...a BIG button (very comfortable), OR (I love this one) by activating the voice recognition as well (so you don't have to push buttons to talk)...." Read more

114 customers mention "Sound quality"79 positive35 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the sound quality of the headphones, with some praising the excellent noise cancellation while others report issues with high volume levels and wind noise.

"...I don't have a Harley with Screaming Eagle pipes, but it is plenty loud for me to hear and then some...." Read more

"...Sound was good enough for me. Of course, please don't expect to hear the same sound quality you would hear with a high end headphone setup...." Read more

"...The bluetooth operates reliably and I could stream music from my phone while riding - a huge plus on long boring interstate rides where there isn't..." Read more

"...and while the speakers are not as good as my Sony earbuds, they're plenty loud and clear. And the jog wheel makes it easy to adjust the volume...." Read more

22 customers mention "Connectivity"10 positive12 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the Bluetooth connectivity of these headphones, with one customer reporting flawless connection to their HTC EVO, while others mention issues with connection reliability.

"...3.2 September 26, 2011 - Enhancements in intercom function Alert incoming phone call while an intercom conversation is in progress to..." Read more

"...This meant unidirectional communication - my wife to myself - was the only way these intercoms worked...." Read more

"...the headset is not maintaining connection with others- it makes the connection on demand...." Read more

"...+ Battery life seems very good. - Lost pairing to my phone one time, while not on the road...." Read more

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  • E. K.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful addition for any rider
    Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2010
    Verified Purchase
    Add me to the list of satisfied customers of the SEMA headset. I purchased the dual set so I could listen to music over Bluetooth and talk with my fiancé, whether she was riding with me or on another bike. It works perfectly for my usage. The fact that it has phone functionality as well is an added benefit, but sound quality, described below, would probably be prohibitive of using it at speed (probably a good thing for safety).

    A few points:

    - Installation was simple but took a little while, primarily because I had never removed the lining from my helmet before. First, you adhere the provided Velcro dots/circles to the inside of the helmet. The earphones have Velcro on their back side, which connects to the adhered Velcro in the helmet. The bracket that receives the detachable brain/control unit connects to the edge of the helmet by tightening down a bracket that holds on to the edge of the helmet using rubber. It is actually quite sturdy and the rubber has prevented any damage to the helmet while serving its purpose of holding the unit on the helmet.

    - Volume and sound quality in the headset are great. I don't have a Harley with Screaming Eagle pipes, but it is plenty loud for me to hear and then some.

    - Control of the unit is simple, once you have memorized the few commands that you need to use. It does require a bit of user training because the single wheel button serves a number of different functions. For example, a quick press and release of the wheel starts the intercom, but pressing and holding the wheel for two seconds and releasing starts Bluetooth music.

    - There is a noticeable amount of wind noise when using the intercom (or phone, I assume) at speed. I don't think I have ever used it on the freeway, though, I would imagine that it would be a bit difficult to use on a windy day at that speed (but probably still possible). I base that on the fact that there is a lot of general wind noise at that speed, and it doesn't appear that the SEMA has a significant amount of noise reduction (excluding the directional microphone that you should ensure is pointed at your mouth). Of course, I would defer to anyone who has personal experience on that matter as to whether it is usable then or not.

    - One minor little hitch with the Bluetooth functionality is that if you get contacted on the headset while you are listening to music, the music does not pause while you are using the intercom. I saw this in another review and can confirm that this does occur.

    - In my experience, the intercom was usable up to about a two block distance.

    - Battery life is actually pretty good. I only have to charge it every two weeks or so, but I admittedly don't ride for hours at a time generally and I use the Bluetooth music a lot more than the intercom.

    I will add other points if I think of them, but overall, I recommend this unit. It doesn't have any significant issues, and I really enjoy riding with music and the ability to talk with my passenger . If you have not tried either, your riding experience will likely be improved by getting this set, despite the fact that it is a pretty big investment.
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  • marty girvan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Top Rated Headset
    Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2012
    Verified Purchase
    My uncle who has been riding motorcycles for about 40 years has come across bikes and watched technology grow with them. He has used dozens of intercom systems through out his adventures. Almost two years ago he purchased a set of Sena headsets, SMH5 i believe. And raved about them. Well over any of the Chatterbox devices. Last summer I decided I would give it a go and I ordered a dual set. My friends and I tested them out on a years worth of riding and have had no issues. In the beginning it seemed very basic and was limited to only talking to one person at a time. As time evolved since our purchase Sena as a company has come out with software for the headsets that would let you update as they updated. I updated them a few times and every time the unit had another feature and worked better. The company seems to be working hard to make their product perfect. As I soon purchased an Iphone 4 and hit the Siri craze I was bummed that the headset was not up to date firmware wise to handle the Siri communications. I sent Sena some mail and sure enough heard back from them in a matter of hours and they were already hard at work. Within a week there was a new update and it was loaded with more features. They are listed below.

    On Monday I purchased another dual set for my wife and her father and cannot begin to explain how it has changed their riding. My wife is more comfortable riding as she feels much more relaxed and able to ask question or just feel in tune with all the other riders. Father is listening to tunes on his commute to work and the sound is not excellent but actually very good. I can say that traveling at 30-40mph and having a phone conversation is good and usually the person on the other end has no idea im on my bike. At 60-70 it is a bit harder for the person on the other end to hear. The battery life is great. I can usually get two days in while turning it off when not in use. Durability and set up is easy and Sena's website has great info. Oh, and the best part is the pairing and setup is a walk in the park. The headset actually talks to you now letting you know which features you are using and so on. That was a huge plus as sometimes I could not tell if it was on or off, now its pretty amazing. :)

    I recommend this to everyone and cannot imagine doing my trips without it. The conference feature between four riders is especially awesome. The feature works with phone calls as well as rider talk combined.

    Oh and Siri for the Iphone 4 and the use of Google maps with this headset is truly amazing. :)

    SMH10 Firmware Version 4.0 Release Notes
    April 2, 2012

    Copyright (c) 1998-2012, Sena Technologies, Inc.

    INTRODUCTION
    ============
    These release notes describe changes made since the firmware V3.3 release.

    CHANGES
    =======
    - Bluetooth 3.0
    - 4-way Conference Intercom
    - Conference phone call with intercom participant
    - Multipoint
    - Voice prompt and more

    REVISION HISTORY
    ================
    3.3 December 23, 2011
    - 3-way conference intercom
    - Temporary disable function for voice activated intercom
    - Minor bug fixes in iPhone4 & iPhone4S support
    3.2 September 26, 2011
    - Enhancements in intercom function
    Alert incoming phone call while an intercom conversation is in progress to prevent sudden disconnection of intercom
    Alert incoming intercom request from others during Intercom conversation
    Enhance intercom auto-reconnection reliability
    - Minor bug fixes in intercom function
    3.1 July 25, 2011
    - Bluetooth pairing compatibility issue with some smart phones resolved
    - Occasional Intercom/music play switching stability issue resolved

    3.0 June 13, 2011
    + First public release
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  • P. Curnow
    5.0 out of 5 stars They just keep getting better!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 30, 2012
    Verified Purchase
    Well, having owned a pair of these headsets for over a year, I thought it was time I recommended them on here as I've lost track of the number of bikers who've asked me "What's that blinking blue light on the side of your helmet?"...
    I bought them initially to chat with my friend on pillion and I was also getting annoyed with headphone cables when I was listening to music or Google maps directions from my phones. Shortly after that however, I bought a little YBR 125 to complement my CBR600F and got chance to test the comms over some distance as I convinced my friend to do her CBT and get out on the road with me.
    The units themselves are well built, very light and easy to mount as the box includes everything you need for closed face helmets (2 types of mounting bracket but I recommend the clamp over the stick on, as do Sena). I believe there are alternative mic kits for open face helmets to counteract the extra wind noise you get with an open face helmet but that's not something I've tried. Fitting of the kits is fairly simple but I recommend taking your time in routing the speaker cables through your helmet lining to keep things tidy. The speakers are attached by velcro either directly to your helmet lining or if like my helmets (Shoei XR1100 & Qwest), there is a velcro pad included with the kit that fits perfectly into the recessed bay in the helmet and the speakers stick to that like glue. Honestly, in over 5000 miles they haven't moved once!
    Controls are lovely and simple as you have 2 buttons; a smaller button at the rear for answering your phone and a larger jog dial that can handle volume control, pausing/playing music, starting/stopping the intercom and a whole raft of clever combinations of presses of the 2 to do all the tricky functions you're better off trying while stationary. Head over to SenaBluetooth on the internet to download the manual if you haven't already.
    Sound quality is excellent, with speech being nice and clear even at motorway speeds and even music sounds good through them. You might find them a little bit treble-y but I believe this to be deliberate as they actually sound much better when you're wearing ear plugs. You can always fiddle with your phone or MP3 player to get the sound quality to your liking though.
    Range wise, I'd say they're good for about half a mile if you've got good line off sight. If you start getting blocked by buildings or lots of traffic, you'll get a little bit of a metallic popping noise but you get plenty of warning before you lose connection. The headsets will automatically reconnect with each other when you get back into range. Battery life on the units is also excellent and I find a single charge can last me at least 3 weeks of commuting but there's a clever series of blinks when you power it up to tell you how much charge is left and again, you get plenty of audible warnings when power is running out.
    Sena regularly release new firmware for the headsets and as I write this are currently at version 4.1.1. Upgrades are simple to do using the micro USB lead included and the management software from the website. It's now possible to have upto 4 headsets connected as a conference or speaking to a specific person, and there's some clever voice menus included so you can have options spoken to you can delete bluetooth pairings, reset the unit, enable/disable VOX voice activation etc all by turning and pressing the jog wheel.
    As you can probably tell, I'm a big fan of these headsets. I recently picked up a second mic from eBay which I've attached to my new helmet so that I can swap the intercom between whichever helmet I'm wearing on the day, the main module can be switched between the 2 in a matter of seconds but stays firmly attached until you want to remove it.
    Only negatives I have are (a) the lack of an FM radio which isn't a real hardship if you've got one on your paired phone or media player and (b) they ain't the cheapest headsets out there. **BUT** you do get what you pay for and these truly are a great headset that will last you a very long time. I've ridden through blizzards, rainstorms and dropped the headset more than once and it's still going strong.
    Highly recommended.
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  • Andrew Humphreys
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Purchase
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 27, 2014
    Verified Purchase
    I bought this headset for my new Triumph Trophy SE primarily because my other headset (Scala) wouldn't pair with the bikes radio/blue tooth. I have got to say I am very pleased with my purchase... It was extremely easy to fit and configure and the voice prompts make it even easier. The sound quality is excellent as is the use of it whilst riding and wearing gloves. I can't fault this set and whilst seemingly expensive well worth the outlay.
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  • DT
    1.0 out of 5 stars Can't recommend, returning
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 1, 2012
    Verified Purchase
    I researched intercoms carefully before buying and this had good reviews, albeit only from blogs and the like not from trade papers. The good news: The unit fitted well to our Shark and Arai helmets and the Jog dial is really easy to use on the move. Set up was relatively simple and it paired with iTouches and Garmin 550. It works well up to 60 mph. Having no wires is great.

    The bad news; Above 60mph it's impossible to hear your pillion over the wind noise. The Vox feature is triggered by the wind so the voice channel continually triggers blocking out any music, which again is barely inaudible at higher speeds. I guess if you have a big touring screen on your bike and are protected from the wind this will be less of an issue. On adventure bikes and naked's it's useless.

    It's fragile and breaks! The unit clips on and off the helmet clamping unit easily, the connections are made by a series of tiny gold pins which are very fragile. I've used the unit about 4 times and a pin has broken off both units rendering them useless. The breaking pins seem to be a common problem. Amazon have agreed to refund so I will be trying the Scala G4's instead.
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  • RB Docksey
    5.0 out of 5 stars WOW!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 10, 2013
    Verified Purchase
    Having read all the reviews I was a little unsure as to whether it would suit my needs. Boy was I wrong. I received it yesterday and spent the evening setting it up. I rode to work today with music from my phone. It wasnt too loud but clear, even with earplugs in. A fantastic product. I cannot test the set to set till Saturday but I cannot wait. You certainly get what you pay for.
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  • Carsten
    4.0 out of 5 stars Great product
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 11, 2013
    Verified Purchase
    Great sound. It is easy to use. I have used it for two year now and I would recommend it.
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