The rider says Bluetooth on bikes once seemed unnecessary. That changed after fitting the Sena 60S to the helmet. The intercom now goes everywhere. Music plays clearly, directions come through the earpieces, and hands stay on the bars.
Fitting the device is simple. Speakers and mic drop in. The cradle clips to the helmet rim or sticks on. The magnetic mount makes swapping it between lids quick. The extra mic and speaker set make it easy to share between two helmets.
Connectivity is straightforward. The Sena app handles setup and updates. It links to phones, GPS units, and cameras. Mesh mode holds up well in small groups. Bluetooth range stays stable within sight.
Controls are friendly. Voice commands handle most features, and the jog dial works well with gloves. The Harman Kardon speakers deliver clear sound even at motorway speeds, and calls come through clean with strong noise cancellation.
Battery life stretches to around 24 hours on Bluetooth. Charging takes about 90 minutes through USB-C.
My two cents…
Not a lot to add. It’s a Sena intercom. Still prefer my earbuds 🙂
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