BluArmor C10 Bluetooth Communicator
The BluArmor C10 is the simplest way into the BluArmor range. It is made for riders who mostly ride alone or with one regular partner, and who want to talk, share a playlist and take calls without wires or menus to deal with on the move.
Two riders can stay connected up to 1.2 km apart in open line of sight. You can pair a primary and a secondary phone, and BluArmor's Portweave connectivity also lets the C10 work with an action camera, a GPS unit, a radar detector or your motorcycle's own cluster. Navigation prompts, calls and your buddy's voice all come through the same helmet speakers.
The C10 is not stuck at pairs, either. It works with the C20, C40, C50 and C60 families, so it can join a bigger group ride on BluArmor's RIDEGRID 2.0 network as a participant. Browse the full range of helmet communicators if you want to compare it with the mesh models.
Key features
- 1-to-1 intercom with 1.2 km line-of-sight range
- Buddy Connect music sharing between the two riders
- Dhwani by Blu signature audio with 16 kHz HD voice
- One-level noise reduction to keep wind noise down
- Hey! BLU voice commands, a glove-friendly 3-button module and 360 app control
- Primary and secondary phone pairing, plus action camera, GPS, radar detector and motorcycle cluster support
- Latch On lets you join a Chat Hub group and listen in on a larger group conversation
- Self-healing auto reconnect if the link drops
- IP67 rating, Bluetooth 5.3 and up to 13 hours of battery
- T-Stick wireless remote compatible (sold separately)
Is the BluArmor C10 the right communicator for you?
Pick the C10 if your rides are mostly solo or with one partner and you want clear calls, navigation and shared music at the lowest price in the series. If you regularly ride with four or more people, look at the BluArmor C20 (up to 8 riders), the C40 (up to 20) or the C60 (no rider limit), which run their own mesh networks.
The C10 does not list crash detection. That starts with the C20 and goes up from there.
Specifications
| Intercom type | 1-to-1, mesh compatible |
| Range | 1.2 km line of sight |
| Battery | Up to 13 hours |
| Audio | Dhwani by Blu, HD Voice 16 kHz |
| Noise reduction | One level |
| Music sharing | 1-to-1 through Buddy Connect |
| Connectivity | Primary and secondary phone, action camera, GPS, radar detector, motorcycle cluster |
| Bluetooth | 5.3 |
| Water and dust rating | IP67 |
| Controls | 3-button module, hey! BLU voice, 360 app, T-Stick (sold separately) |
| Charging | USB Type-C |
| Mount | VHB adhesive |
What's in the box
- C10 unit (includes headset mic and battery)
- Speaker spacers
- VHB mount
- Type-C charging cable
FAQs
Q: How many riders can connect on the BluArmor C10?
A: Two. The C10 is a 1-to-1 intercom, and the two riders can be up to 1.2 km apart in open line of sight. It can also join a larger RIDEGRID 2.0 group started by riders on C20, C40, C50 or C60 units, as a participant.
Q: What is the difference between the BluArmor C10 and the C20?
A: The C10 is a 1-to-1 intercom. The BluArmor C20 adds RIDEGRID Lite mesh for up to 8 riders, two-level noise reduction, crash detection with auto SOS and a longer rated battery. Go for the C10 if you ride alone or with one partner, and the C20 once your group grows.
Q: Can I share music with another rider on the C10?
A: Yes. Buddy Connect lets the two riders share music over the intercom link, so you both hear the same track.
Q: Which devices can I connect to the C10?
A: BluArmor's Portweave connectivity supports a primary and a secondary phone, an action camera, a GPS device, a radar detector and your motorcycle's cluster.
Q: How long does the C10 battery last?
A: Up to 13 hours on a single charge, which is enough for most full-day rides. It charges over USB Type-C.
Q: Will the C10 fit my helmet?
A: It is designed for most full-face, modular and open-face helmets and sticks on with the included VHB adhesive mount. Adhesive is hard to reposition, so hold the unit against the shell first and check the speaker alignment with the spacers before pressing down. Not sure about your helmet's shape or size? Our helmet fitting guide explains how to check.