Helmet Intercoms

Chris: Easy set up

Easy set up. Buy the package as so much cheaper

Alex: A definite improvement on other manufacturers

Ive used Sena for the last couple of bluetooths units Ive bought, as they're often thought of as the top tier manufacturer but in reality are often buggy and not entirely waterproof. This time, I got a Interphone UCOM-16 on recommendation despite me not having heard of them before. After a month of ownership, I wish to make my own hearty recommendation for them. The UCOM-16 model is fully compatible with all Senas without fault, but is also loaded with the latest Mesh 2.0 system which really is the bees knees. Audio quality and loudness much better than my previous Senas. Battery life much longer. I rode in a group of four, with the other three on various sena models and we had no issues but I had the best audio out of the group both TXRX. Plus its IP67 so in the heavy Welsh rain I had no issues at all. I have had the unit connected direct to my iPhone, as well as via my bikes TFT BMW. Both operated flawlessly. I would emphatically recommend anyone still clinging on to Sena or other manufacturers to move on to the UCOM 16, and if like me you were worried about riding in a group who all use Senas, really don't worry!

Adam Augustin: Mr

I now have 3 of these that link to my 20s evo, which I use for motorcycle instruction. Frankly after trying most other blue tooth and back to back radio systems these are by far the best. Easy to link, simple to install to the students lids, and a large volume control which they can find even with gloves on. With really no other buttons to press its fool proof. Range is good for the claimed 700m even in built up areas and significantly better than the claims of others. For instructors these are perfect. Downside is when you remove the boom mic the supplied rubber hung is easy for the students to loose. Changed them for simple flat grommets. I would highly recommend them