20S EVO, Motorcycle Bluetooth Communication System Dual Pack (Discontinued)

I was a very early Sena SMH-10 user. Pre USB port SMH-10 as a matter of fact. Traded those in for the SMH-10 USB models and used them for many many years. Upgraded to the Sena 10S units several years ago. Thousands of 95% carefree miles with those. Actually still have them, and they work fantastic. Decided to buy new modular helmets earlier this year, and purchased the 20S EVO’s for those new lids. As the other Sena BT comms units, installation is straightforward, and fairly simple. Have ridden several thousands of miles with these, and here are my findings.#1. I like the mount much much than the older mounts.#2. Glad they kept the ‘jog dial’.#3. Battery life is a little better as compared to the 10S.#4. The ambient mode is quite nice.#5. The charging port gasket seals better than with previous models.#6. The sound quality seems to have a slightly wider frequency range over the 10S.#7. We sometimes have 5 or 6 in our group, so the 8 way inter-comm is nice.What needs improving, or is misleading.#1. Still have the occasional popping sound during bike to bike comms. It’s not a range issue.#2. Still not rated as ‘waterproof’.#3. The 1.2 mile range of course is very misleading. In my area (western NC) the realistic range is about 1/4 to 1/2 of a mile. 1/4 mile at best on the Blue Ridge Parkway, and 1/2 mile on the Interstate. Both ranges are more than adequate. Sena, like Cardo, overstate the range these devices operate.My conclusion, pull the trigger on the 20S EVO’s if you’re looking for a good, reliable bike comms system. Especially if you ride alone, or in smaller groups, like most of us do.