Description
- Provides two-way intercom communication for driver-to-driver or driver-to-passenger up to 880 yards in open terrain
- Smartphone connectivity allows for music streaming, taking and making phone calls and hearing turn-by-turn GPS directions
- Features Audio Overlay™, allowing riders to listen to music and use the intercom simultaneously
- Up to 13 hours of talk time
- Advanced Noise Control™
- Built-in FM radio
Roy –
The SF2 Bluetooth headset promises long-range and music streaming but I found the connection cut out before 300 yards and music streaming was spotty unless my phone was in my pocket, overall it’s decent for a casual rider but falls short of excellence for my needs.
Ken –
while this bluetooth headset has some decent features for the price, in my experience the range and call quality fell short of expectations and the setup was more complex than it should be, so i would not recommend it for anyone looking for top notch performance
Saul –
I recently bought the SF2 Bluetooth headset and I’m pretty impressed – it lets you chat with other riders from far away, listen to music and GPS directions, and has good battery life. For enthusiast riders like me who want to easily communicate on rides, I’d definitely recommend the SF2.
Sean –
The SF2 Bluetooth system provides clear audio for music and calls, though I did have some initial trouble with connectivity before a firmware update fixed it.
Clint –
this janky bluetooth helmet speaker system sucks major booty cheeks with its weak connection, trash sound quality, and 13 hours of can you hear me now nonsense so spend your money on something better aight peace
Jax –
The Sena SF2 hits the core needs for motorcycle intercoms with smart extras like Bluetooth and crisp sound, an excellent rugged and versatile choice.