🎧 Sena R1 / R1 EVO Intelligent Communication Helmet Review

Pros: This is a GAME CHANGER when it comes to weekend travel. My finances and I recently started e-biking and the worst part was trying to communicate with each other. You solve our problem. Now we can easily communicate with each other while driving. This makes the journey less stressful as you can always check in with it without having to turn your body 180 degrees. Mistake.- The price is much higher than I would normally pay for a bike helmet, but the "smart" feature justifies the price in…

My fiancee and I are in our 50's and we have taken e-bikes to go out and do some exercise. Yes, yes, e-bikes do most of the work, but we're still getting there, so don't judge us! With the Senna R1, we can have casual conversations in almost any driving situation. Sure, at 30+ km/h with wind/road noise, there are occasional problems understanding each other, but 10-20 minute cross-country trips work just fine. When road noise gets louder, we can turn up the volume, but at the highest level, the

Fits and looks much better than the Sena X1 version. The same great Sena noise reduction during a call! Callers hear me, not the wind or background noise while driving. Able to hear callers, music, etc. well while maintaining audibility of others for safety. I wish it was white for maximum visibility and had a sun visor. Use of a thin cap with a visor under a helmet to protect against the sun. You can also wear a thin, insulated hat with a visor and earmuffs (I use Gill the Helmsman's hat)…

My husband and I bought these helmets for Christmas. Admittedly he was a little skeptical that they would perform as well as advertised (he expected a lot of interference from wind noise and thought they would be as unreliable as the radios of his youth) but we decided to give it a try. Wow, he was glad to be wrong! These helmets have made our bike rides so much more enjoyable. We can chat while driving without raising our voice or turning our heads. Wind noise is rare and even then not bad…

We use with our e-bikes, we tried different ways of communicating systems. screaming, overhead bluetooth (headsets interfering with helmets) and required phone connection and wind issues, blue tooth in-ear headphones requiring phone connection (taped to foam helped) when there were wind issues, unassisted bluetooth walkie-talkies, Hands-free calling with our Bluetooth headphones (couldn't start). Also tried a blue tooth motorcycle helmet and added that it mounts on the outside of the helmet but