Sena Launches Budget-Friendly Modular Smart Helmet
A flip-up helmet with advanced noise control and HD audio sound.
Sena has released its first ever modular smart helmet, the Outrush. The DOT-certified helmet is the latest edition to Sena’s line of smart helmets and is ready to use out of the box, fully equipped with an HD Bluetooth 3.0 stereo communication system.
The Outrush features a seamlessly integrated communication system that includes built-in speakers and a microphone. Users can also pair a smartphone to listen to music, take calls, hear GPS directions and more. The new helmet also features Sena’s Advanced Noise Control, designed to digitally reduce ambient riding noise from intercom conversation allowing for clearer conversations. According to Sena, the smart helmet allows for 2-way HD Intercom at a range of up to a half mile (800 M).
Features
- Retractable sun visor
- Jog-dial control
- HD Intercom Mode
- Smartphone connectivity
- Bluetooth 3.0 integration
- FM Radio
- 2-way Intercom
- Voice Prompts
- Up to 15 hours of talk time
- 3-hour charge time
- 5-year warranty
- Firmware upgradeable
The Outrush is designed with a multi-density EPS liner, lightweight DOT-rated shell, and 3-way ventilation. A quick-release ratchet strap secures the helmet comfortably and the integrated drop-down sun visor, alongside the face shield, protects your eyes from wayward debris and the harsh effects of the sun’s glare. The versatile and glove-friendly Jog Dial makes for an intuitive user interface that is much easier to control while riding, resulting in safer operation.
Availability
The Outrush is now available in matte black and gloss white in sizes small through extra large. The new helmet retails for $199 USD. For more information go to Sena.com.
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With only sizes up to XL available how do they expect the majority of riders to put one on their head. At least 3XL is needed.
Sena, no stick-out boom-mic, okay? It’s not user-friendly on modular helmet at all.
So looking forward to seeing these!
When I saw the Sena helmets last year they were crap. Flimsy. No detent on the visor. Materials looked cheap – get what you pay for. I wear an Arai with a Sena 10U built in.