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Sena has announced the new flagship intercom of its 60 series, the "60X." It features a redesigned interface and new mounting mechanism, along with a host of improvements aimed at boosting day-to-day usability, including joystick controls and wireless charging.
An intercom is gear that subtly, but decisively, affects touring comfort. Being able to operate it via joystick with gloves still on, and charging it wirelessly - this 'one less step of hassle' really pays off over a long day. The 60X is intriguing as a travel tool.
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A mounting system overhaul makes me a bit curious how compatibility works out for existing owners.
New mounting systems usually end up incompatible with older models, so anyone upgrading should brace for that.
What does joystick control actually feel like in practice? Can't quite picture it.
I'm picturing something like using an analog stick on a phone controller to adjust volume or scroll pages.
Wireless charging is convenient, but for a premium unit like this, price tends to end up being the real barrier.
Flagships are always pricey, but last year's model dropping in price should widen the options.
Every new feature added tends to come with a matching price bump — it's basically the law of intercoms.
Every Sena flagship update feels like it sets the benchmark for the whole intercom industry.
Joystick control sounds unglamorous, but it could seriously change how usable it is with gloves on.
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