Schuberth E1/C3 SC10UA Bluetooth Communication System

The instructions were poor on how to install in the helmet, however after pulling back inner lining and removing the neck seal the install was quick. The performance is really good and paired quickly with a Senna system on another helmet. Good sound quality and certainly clear over several hundred meters. Worth the money!

Bought for a schuberth C3, I found it very easy to fit after watching the video, sound quality is good. Yet to test at higher speeds, but so far it seem good.

Decent intercom that fits easily into my C3Pro. Needed to google to locate the website for firmware upgrades and that helped. Good sound quality and solid control keys. Hard to remember all the combinations for different functions and haven't figured out anything much in the way of voice commands, guess it's a bit dated compared to newer Mesh intercoms. Or maybe I am.

As many mention, fitting quite fiddly but when done properly, the neck sleeve fits back over the top of the battery pack and it's completely hidden. Just take care when re-fitting to not break the pins! This replaced an original Schuberth SRC system where the controls and battery were part of a replacement neck sleeve, having the controls within the cheek area takes some getting used to and I wouldn't want to do many setting adjustments in the rain. This system goes louder than the old SRC too which is a bonus. Make sure you fit the speakers as close to your ear canals as possible, in my case that meant modifying the depressions already present in the helmet to move them down and forwards slightly. Makes a big difference to the volume and snugness keeping more ambient noise out.

Easy to install and operate once you become more familiar with controls, sound quality is very good, even at high speeds
Far better than other intercoms I have tried, that fasten onto the outside of helmet and cause excessive wind noise, and have a boom mic. waving about in front of your face. This is definitely a better option, integrated totally within the helmet.

Fitting it was actually quite easy despite the lack of real instructions. The microphone & controls are nicely positioned. The only way you can tell the system is fitted is by looking at the base of the helmet at the rear. The call quality is very good, with music being clear. I comment on the intercom with passenger / other riders as I haven't used that yet. Overall very pleased with the system.

Integrates well with the C3, but fitting is fiddly with poor instructions. Fortunately there are videos on u tube showing hos to fit. Buttons are inside the visor, so adjusting volume, answering phone etc is interesting at speed. Vox does allow phone to be answered hands free, but requires a very loud shout. (Shouting 'Ted!' works for me)

This helmet comms fits very well and inconspicuously into a C3 Schuberth helmet. The microphone is very neat, not protruding out.

Fitted to C3. This was a bit of a pain to fit and may still need a bit of adjustment. Once in it is very tidy in appearance. I like the discreet mic and the internal controls. Sound quality is good but the controls will take a bit of getting used to. I have noticed that since I have fitted it, the helmet is a bit tighter across my forehead. This may just be that I need to adjust it a bit. One of the pop fasteners inside the helmet lining won't clip back into place as it has the antenna and collar clip to pass through and it just won't reach. Easy to pair to an SM5 I bought for my son and they work well together. Got it in the sale so it was a good price too. Interestingly there was a built in wire and connector in the back of my helmet but it is not for use with this system.

Easy installation and looks sleek.
Phone call quality is good.

Not had a chance to use intercom direct to another unit yet so can't comment on quality or range.

Had to go to you tube to find out exactly how to install as instructions were very basic, but once installed very happy. That pleased I told my mate, he bought one as well. Great price also.

Good sound quality and pretty easy to fit. Would say that voice commands are sluggish and menu operation is not at all intuitive. Fits neatly into the C3 Pro helmet and is totally unobtrusive. Worth it despite the drawbacks.

After more than two decades with a five-pin Autocom set up, lack of spares finally drove me to change to Bluetooth. Fortunately, the SBS staff fitted the new tech and it was immediately good to go.

So far, it has proved to be excellent, although I have yet to test it on a long fast run (where the Autocom excelled). On the plus side, Bluetooth means no more wires and instant streaming from my phone. On the negative side, I now have to replace my very old but still functioning Zumo 400 and the Autocom in my wife's Shoei, and cannot listen to my equally ancient iPod Classic.

A great design fits well in the helmet, good sound, and communications are good. It does all the things I want and the staff were really helpful. Thank you

Used straight from box, linked easy to both phone and Sat Nav (the main reason I got it) works well with filtering ear plugs (Have my sat nav set to male voice). Radio also worked well. Have not yet tried linking to other devices
Only downside is accessing the control buttons requires visor to be open