Sena Outrush R Bluetooth Capacete Black Matt

Ei vielä niin kovin pitkän kokemuksen jälkeen olen tyytyväinen tuotteeseen, se tuntuu hyvältä ja laadukkaalta ja sen ominaisuudet ovat juuri ne mitä odotin.

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Sehr gute Passform vor allem für Brillenträger. Ok die Lautsprecher könnten etwas besser sein,aber dafür kann ich keinen Stern abziehen.Telefon versteht man gut ,nur bei Musik ist es etwas schwach.

Ich bin rundum zufrieden mit dem Helm. Hat alles, was ich erwarte. Trägt sich ausgezeichnet. Keine Windgeräusche. Gute Sprachqualität, einfach Bedienung, auch mit Handschuhen. Beim Musikhören könnte er noch etwas lauter sein, ist aber absolut ok. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

I have to say, this is a great product for the price. Sena quality (sort of), comfortable, and up to latest safety standards. I said sort of because the button to unlock the helmet's chin bar is made of a cheap plastic material, and it is failing already to unlock (3 months of use). It sometimes fails to pull the internal parts as it is a plastic part, and I am sure it will break soon. Then we will see how Sena will respond. Visor is a good quality and steps are adjusted well. It accepts pinlock which is great. It may be a bit on the hard side to open/close it but well this a relatively cheap helmet. Noise insulation is also good enough, no whistling when fully closed. Chin barrier is a good detail. Sun visor is a perfect shade and it is easy to lower/raise. Speakers are weak (both volume and sound quality), and if you are looking to listen music while riding, Outrush R is not for you. Look for a Harman alternative. For intercom/phone use, they are more than enough. This helmet also has a design flaw I think. Mic is always on the way of chin barrier when you lower the chin bar, and you always need to use your index finger to make the barrier to pass the mic, otherwise the mic will be bent down, sometimes leaving the mic under the chin barrier. This will cause a drastic drop on the sound quality ruining the communication. Removing the chin barrier is a solution of course, but then, you will loose the insulation, and you will get a lot of wind noise on the mic which is almost the same result.