Sena SRL 2 Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Compatible for Shoei GT-Air 2 Helmet

Now let's look at this in more detail. Crappies on the air Since Sena has provided the poorest quality speakers for their systems, they have always owned the lowest prices. It is fine to use them for vocal re-recordings I would like to produce something. What if we try to play music, instead of podcast, intercom, or intercom volume (although it's a point of debate)? The tiniest, poppiest, crackiest audio you've ever listened to since the invention of small diode speakers is yours to hear. I'm tired of giving Sena a pass on this - I think you'd get better audio if you wore ear plugs. Plugging your ears reduces external vibrations and interference and lets the foam plugs transfer the sound to your drums. There is no doubt that it is not a cheap item Better speakers should be provided. The audio quality of the speakers you sell on your site should not have to be improved by aftermarket speakers. The interface is not intuitive / it is poorly designed Is it time to learn how hard it used to be to pair Intercoms in the past? While Sena has been taking steps to make Intercom pairing easier (about time), it is still not easy to operate. A unit of the ilk of the 30K, 20S, etc is much easier to operate because they have larger Are you interested in activating By pressing the center button for 3 seconds with your gloved index finger on a motorcycle, you are setting off the brakes. **Install - **Install - That's fine. For a seamless looking helmet, 20 minutes is necessary along with getting a clear understanding of the inner workings of the Shoei helmet and the SRL. Although this is not an "integrated" unit, it is as seamless as you can possibly expect It is important to note that a wire will still show regardless of how hard you push it in due to the design of the helmet, but it does not interfere with It was to be expected that instructions were terrible. It's a simple matter of taking out some padding and replacing it with the speaker. However, I'm not sure that removing this piece would not affect the helmet's air flow but you have no choice.

Do you want audio provided by your Shoei helmet without having to use your own headphones? A poor value can be found in the SRL. I was willing to let Sena off the hook with their good enough design mantra at $100, but at more than $300, I'm not sure I'm willing to forgive their attitude now. Is it unreasonable to expect so much from myself? There is too little expectation on the part of other users.

Brynn PRITCHARD

| Jan 13, 2021

Using it regularly for everyday commutes and some touring, I have already traveled around 10k km so far. The helmet that it's attached to is the awesome SHOEI GT Air 2. It was relatively easy to install the set, but here's where things went south Please note *br/*br/*- The quality of the build I found the cable sets to be thin and fragile (compared to others I had used in the past). As soon as I pulled the black insulation from one of the cables off as soon as the plastic clip came off, the wire showed. I'm afraid of breaking it when removing the It's not a big deal if the cable breaks, because it can be fixed. There will be no fitting way to preserve the little plastic clip that was melted by cable. The following are other weaknesses Please note *br/*br/*- A non-profit organization The module system. In the event that a part is broken (cables, speakers), the easiest way to solve the problem is not to The more I can do that the better off I will be. It is better to exchange speakers for better speakers Please note *br/*br/*- There is a problem with the sound quality. The cheap sets from China performed much better than the American ones. The app is fine for communicating, but if you want to listen to anything besides your buddy, it can be a bit of a The sound was constantly interrupted by background noise, lacking It's hard to believe this device costs only $300! - I like voice control, but there are improvements to be made However, it still has trouble understanding simple commands such as "play music. " It sometimes also turns on while you are on a call - but you have to be aware of this. The most irritating thing ever. We would very much like a better integration with Google. Please note *br/*br/*- While wearing gloves, it is difficult to operate the device. It is simple to find the center button, but it is not so easy to find The set not only has a poor stance but the buttons also allow me trouble turning it on/off (holding both "+" and "center" It is a very nice fit on the helmet to have Huge PRO The above points are one of the only reasons I will stay with this set in spite of its many shortcomings. I like it because it is cool, nice and aesthetically pleasing )

In general, it's disappointing that SENA did something similar. I like the idea, but I need to improve it greatly. The other way around would be to state For 100 dollars, not 300 dollars, it will be okay.

Saoirse Gates

| Dec 03, 2020

There is a lot to like about the way it's all integrated into The change is held in the hand. I like how easy it is to use the buttons. There is only one thing I dislike about it the quality of the music. I have heard of guys placing a piece of foam behind the speaker so that it is closer to the It is something I will try.

Tinsley Livingston

| Feb 25, 2021

1) Protect your ears with earplugs. If you want to barely hear it over 60 miles per hour, you will need to crank up the volume on your speakers and device(s). Getting behind the wheel without ear protection is not an option for me. When you don't have it, life is miserable. If you wear ear protection while using these speakers, they have to be turned all the way up and even now you cannot hear anything at speeds above 60mph. I tried it without ear protection, but the wind noise alone from the helmet was too loud for me, so I can't use that model. The bike I ride is a sport bike, so I'm not just putting around going 45mph.

Aden Casey

| Nov 05, 2020