Hi guys
I've had a Scala G9x for 2 years now and all been ok, but just like Apple they keep everything close by, like you can't connect to any other Bluetooth device
Question is who uses SENA S20? Looking at buying one very soon
Thanks Paul
Quote from: Paul3068 on November 06, 2017, 07:22:31 PM
Hi guys
I've had a Scala G9x for 2 years now and all been ok, but just like Apple they keep everything close by, like you can't connect to any other Bluetooth device, amongst a few other things
Question is who uses SENA S20? Looking at buying one very soon
Thanks Paul
probs not the best way to try & sell the G9's ;)
I have the S20 Twin setup, very good IMHO. I can talk to the wife if I want or shut her up too when I get sick of her singing, she can't shut me up as her set is not the main set.
On a tour round Europe our friends have the S10 and we were able to hold 4 way conversations on the move, very handy if you get split up in busy traffic.
Very easy to configure and set up through the SENA App on my smartphone. Good Battery life, easily lasts 8 hours listening to music from my Garmin. Nav instructions can be set to be the priority or phone, whichever you prefer.
Paul
I have a brand new warranty replacement for sale :whistling:
Only reason I've not used it was because while I was waiting for the replacement of the unit I had, bought 2nd had off eBay and I wondered why it was cheap :wacko: a mate decided to sell his scala neotec specific set and as I have a neotec I couldn't say no.
Is it a dual setup you have?
i use sena s20 for few years now, it is great.
I've just moved from the 20s to the 30k as it was suggested the mesh system is better than the Bluetooth (longer range), if set up correctly.
From a recent trip I would say it was marginally clearer than the 20s and it didn't seem to drop out as much when the bikes where spread about.
Either way, the technology is still good imho :banana:
Does anyone have trouble with the radio on the 20s? I find the reception on it to be terrible, so don't use that side of it any more.
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After making an expensive mistake buying the interfone 5 I looked at the sena and cardo freecom 2 (duo).
I can't praise it highly enough, listen to the radio, have a chat, go back to the radio, answer the fone, all very easy. Went to Cologne over the weekend on my own and linked up easily to my mp3 player for good tunes all the way and back. Battery life is about two days.