Looking for Bluetooth Headsets

[StarUmp]

What is "everyone" using for Bluetooth communication? Is one brand better that another? Has anyone used the Chinese brands from Ebay? They're far less expensive and the reviews are positive. I use my RSV for business as well as pleasure so I need to have phone access when on the road. Don't want to miss that important call from a client.

 

George

[twigg]

The one with the best reviews I have been able to find is the Sena SMH10.

 

Try searching ADVRider.com and you will see a very long thread discussing them. Register there and take advantage of the "Group Buy", which is a substantial discount.

 

I am about to put my own money where my mouth is.

[Solodadof2]

Call this guy he deals with blue tooth Neal Fiekema 231-629-4789 Tell Him Mike told you to Call.

[Jonesboy]

My brother and I bought the Scala Multiset Pro off Ebay. Gives you bike to bike, rider to passenger, bluetooth. FM radio, works good for $184.

[friesman]

I have a pair of Scala q2s and I like them a lot i get all day on the battery when chatting back and forth. The Scala's are easy to use and clear. Mine is an older set and doesnt stream music through the bluetooth. it does have the built-in FM radio and pairs to my cell through the headset. In order to listen to music I hook up my mp3 player with the supplied cable to the scala.

 

Brian

[Wolf]

I have the sharktooth, which has been flawless so far, and has a battery life of over 8 hours so

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[kevin-vic-b.c.]

we have scala rider Q4 system with me my wife and my brother when we are riding together. I use full face helmet so cell calls are as clear as can be. no lag, we can speak freely with no "lag" it is as if we are having a conversation in a room together.