Sena 60S Motorcycle Headset vs Cardo PACKTALK Edge Dual Pack
The Sena 60S is the stronger headset on paper: Mesh 3.0 with up to 24 riders in a Group Mesh, six Open Mesh channels, a dual-core CPU, 2nd-gen Harman Kardon audio, AI noise cancellation, a magnetic mount and IPX7 waterproofing. The Cardo PACKTALK Edge counters with 40mm JBL speakers, three sound profiles, FM radio, natural voice operation, audio sharing and a rated 13 hours of battery life, and the dual pack outfits two helmets. Owners of both lines praise the mesh stability and audio; the Sena edges ahead on group size and ruggedness, while Cardo's voice control and FM radio suit riders who want hands-free tuning.
- Choose the Sena 60S if you ride in large groups, want the toughest waterproofing and the newest Harman Kardon audio, and value over-the-air updates and a magnetic mount.
- Choose the Cardo PACKTALK Edge if you want a two-rider kit out of the box, JBL sound profiles, FM radio and natural voice control.
Prices
- Sena 60S Motorcycle Headset: $395.10 at Amazon (checked today)
- Cardo PACKTALK Edge Dual Pack: $323.96 at Amazon (checked today)
- Difference: the Cardo PACKTALK Edge Dual Pack is $71.14 cheaper than the Sena 60S Motorcycle Headset today

