Sena SMH10 Motorcycle Bluetooth Intercom

See http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-intercoms/sena-smh10-intercom/ for the full review, more photos and details.

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[ozysniper]

Your a champ thanks for the help.

Keep up the biker mateship.

[wbwvids]

@ozysniper BTW, just got a Sena SR10 Bluetooth "hub" in for a review, this is a device that connects with an FRS/GMRS radio and pairs with the Sena to connect with multiple intercoms. Review coming soon.

[ozysniper]

Cheers mate, I went to your website wich is very informative but not completely clear and other reviews mention only 2 bikes at any one time and thats no good for me. I would then go for the Scala rider G4 witch I know does 4 at a time. Though I prefer the Sena because I listen to a lot of music and want quality sound. Please help. WHAT ONE WOULD YOU CHOOSE?

[wbwvids]

@ozysniper Honestly, I don't know. The Sena and G4 are both the leading candidates. Go to webBikeWorld and search for the article entitled "2010 Motorcycle Intercom Comparison" which compares them and has a conclusion. If you want to comm with more than one person, you will probably need an FRS/GMRS system connected, which adds another layer of complexity.

[ozysniper]

Hi there, this is not clear, can the SMH10 talk to 4 connected SMH10's simultaneously (like the scala rider G4) or only 2 Riders at any one time? So if 4 SMH10's were paired can we all here each other at the same time?

[wbwvids]

@ozysniper The pairing is explained in the full webBikeWorld review, please refer to that. Sorry, but if I gave away all the answers here, I'd never make any money on the site and then...no more videos. Or reviews.

[gtberardi]

Bought 3 total pairs and 1 pair where both of the radios worked. Does not work with my android v2.2 media player.

[wbwvids]

@Propfrwrd We always wear our regular high-quality disposable ear plugs when riding and when wearing or evaluating intercoms. The speakers do not block ambient noise; they add to it when the volume is raised. Some riders use ear buds, but they can be difficult to use when putting a helmet on and taking it off. You don't want to block all outside sound by using earbuds and raising the volume. A good compromise is to use regular ear plugs and helmet speakers.

[Propfrwrd]

Great review- very clear and concise. I like to ride with ambient noise blocking in ear buds such as the Klipsch s4 so that I can keep the volume low and protect my hearing. How well do the helmet speakers block ambient sound and would you recommend utilizing my earbuds?

[wbwvids]

@VideoYyy I don't think that will work with any of the BT intercoms I know of. We have reviews of every modern Bluetooth motorcycle intercom on webBikeWorld with details on all of this, I haven't used them all myself, so I don't know for sure, but I suggest reading the reviews to learn which one will work for you.