Hi all,

I have a MacBook Air M3 (Apple Silicon) and an SRL2 headset, and I'm trying to plan ahead for an issue I expect to hit in the next year or so.

The SRL2 doesn't support OTA firmware updates — firmware has to be pushed via USB using the Sena Device Manager on a computer. As far as I can tell, this tool is an Intel-only build, which currently runs on my M3 Mac via Rosetta 2.

Apple has confirmed that Rosetta 2 will be fully supported through macOS 27 (fall 2026), but will be largely discontinued starting with macOS 28 (fall 2027), with only a narrow exception kept for old, unmaintained games. The Sena Device Manager won't fall under that exception, so once I'm on macOS 28, I won't be able to run it on my Mac anymore — and since the SRL2 has no OTA path, that means no way to update firmware at all on Apple Silicon.

A few questions for Sena:

1. Is there a native Apple Silicon (arm64/Universal) build of the Sena Device Manager planned, and if so, what's the timeline?
2. If not, is OTA firmware support being added to the SRL2 (e.g., via the Sena Motorcycles app) as an alternative?
3. For those of us who'll be stuck without Rosetta 2, what's the recommended path to keep firmware current — a Windows-only tool going forward, or something else?

I'd rather plan for this now than find out the hard way in late 2027 that I can't update a device I paid good money for. Would appreciate an official response or roadmap update from Sena on this.

Thanks!