DEVIA C10 | Bluetooth Selfie Stick and Tripod with Detachable Remote

Description

The DEVIA C10 is the essential accessory for capturing your best moments with professional stability. This hybrid device cleverly combines a telescopic selfie stick and a stationary tripod. Its robust aluminium alloy structure guarantees exemplary rigidity, avoiding the oscillations common on low-end models, even when deployed to its maximum length of 70 cm.

The strong point of the C10 lies in its detachable Bluetooth remote control. Discreetly integrated into the handle, it allows you to trigger your photos or videos remotely, turning your smartphone into a true nomadic photo studio once the tripod is deployed. Its universal mounting head rotates 360°, giving you the freedom to choose the perfect angle and switch from portrait to landscape mode in a single gesture.

Designed for mobility, the DEVIA C10 is ultra-compact and slips easily into a bag or pocket. The phone holder is equipped with non-slip silicone pads to ensure a firm hold on your device without the risk of scratches. Whether for vlogs, video calls, or group photos, this "all-in-one" model meets the requirements of the most active users.

Technical Specifications

• Functions: Selfie Stick + Integrated Tripod
• Connectivity: Bluetooth (Removable remote included)
• Materials: Aviation-grade aluminium alloy and ABS
• Rotation: 360° rotating mount (Portrait / Landscape)
• Compatibility: Smartphones up to 6.7 inches (iPhone Pro Max, Samsung Ultra, etc.)
• Length: 19.4 cm (folded) / 70 cm (max extension)
• Colour: Black

Workshop Advice & Usage

For initial pairing, hold the remote button down for 3 seconds until the light flashes, then select "DEVIA" in your smartphone's Bluetooth settings. When using the tripod mode on an outdoor surface, ensure you do not expose it too much to the wind if the stick is fully extended to ensure optimal stability. If the remote no longer seems to react after several months, simply replace the internal button cell battery. Finally, be sure to fold the tripod legs properly before locking the handle to preserve the closing mechanism.