Review of the Nerf Elite 2.0 Motoblitz CS-10 Blaster
Released in 2021, the Motoblitz CS-10 is a motorized, semi-automatic flywheel blaster in the Nerf Elite 2.0 series. While the Elite 2.0 series hasn’t seen the same popularity as the original Elite lineup, the Motoblitz CS-10 stands out as an impressive blaster worth considering.
In this review, I’ll walk through the key features of this blaster and share my honest opinions on it.
What Is the Elite 2.0 Motoblitz CS-10?
The Motoblitz CS-10 is a motorized semi-auto flywheel blaster holding up to 10 Elite 2.0 darts in its fixed internal magazine. It features both single fire and full auto modes. The flywheels rev up and propel darts at high speeds, allowing for solid firing performance.
Like other Elite 2.0 blasters, the Motoblitz comes decked out in the new teal and orange color scheme. It also has attachment rails and points for customizing accessories. One downside is that most Elite 2.0 blasters use extensive clipping and gluing in manufacturing. This makes modifying them very difficult compared to earlier Nerf lines.
3 Reasons to Buy the Motoblitz CS-10
Here are the reasons I feel the Motoblitz CS-10 is an excellent blaster choice:
1. Single Fire and Full Auto
Having both single shot and full auto modes provides flexibility in firing. You can pick targets carefully with single darts. But when facing groups of opponents, unleash full auto dart storms! One thing to note is that accuracy takes a hit in full auto. This is expected with high rates of fire.
Reloading the internal 10-dart magazine is smooth and jam-free. While capacity is modest, it’s on par with comparable flywheel blasters. And you get 20 total darts out of the box.
2. Robustness and Ergonomics
Two words that sum up the Motoblitz CS-10 are solid and comfortable. The flywheel rev trigger and main firing trigger feel sturdy. Priming each shot provides satisfying smoothness without jamming up.
The main grip fits nicely in hand, even for extended battles. And the grey accents lining the orange barrel shroud not only look great, but provide added durability. From an ergonomic standpoint, this blaster handles admirably.
3. Good Firing Performance
Thanks to its motorized flywheels, the Motoblitz lives up to the firing standards set by past Elite flywheel blasters. It shoots darts at 65-75 FPS depending on the batteries used. Expect firing distances hitting 60+ feet consistently, sometimes further.
Performance is right on par with the rest of the Elite 2.0 lineup. While range and speed trail higher-end Rival and AccuStrike lines a bit, the Motoblitz meets expectations.
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Conclusion
In the end, the Nerf Elite 2.0 Motoblitz CS-10 succeeds as a quality semi-auto flywheel blaster. It fires reliably in both single and full auto modes. The ergonomics and construction also impress for the price point.
The only knock is capacity is limited to 10 darts. But smooth reloads make up for this. All in all, the Motoblitz CS-10 stands tall as one of the best values among current Elite 2.0 offerings. It warrants strong consideration by Nerfers looking to add a new motorized blaster to their arsenal.
