Sena is widely known as one of the big hitters in the motorcycle comms systems world, but it also dabbles in helmets. Naturally, the main thrust of its Phantom is the built-in mesh intercom, which is integrated into the ECE 22.06 shell, giving a smooth, uncluttered and aerodynamic form.
The shell is fitted with a drop-down sun visor and LED lighting front and rear, including a brake light, and is also home to the simple three-button control panel. But the real tech is hidden away, with the Sena 60S comms system featuring Mesh 3.0 and Wave connectivity, which uses mobile phone signals to allow intercom across virtually unlimited distances. Harmon Kardon provides the speakers, which have AI-based noise-cancelling which claims to eliminate wind and other environmental noise, and the helmet’s internal padding has been formulated to provide better acoustics. The comms system is controlled and configured through a Sena app, which gets over-the-air updates to activate the latest features, such as voice control.
The Phantom only comes in gloss black or gloss white, in sizes from S to XXL, for an SRP of £447.
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