I bought the 90EX partly because I have several Canon Camera's and flashes, however this particular one is to sit on my Canon G15. The 430EX series are too heavy for that tiny camera and makes it go lopsided and dont get me started on the larger 580 series.This little device is a flash and a wireless transmitter. For size comparisons, its about the size of your palm without your fingers attached. It is very simple to use, just a on-off button (no test button) thats it. Its limited in power, in fact this little bugger seems to fire at reasonably full power at every shot. Recycle time is < 1.5 seconds with a fresh set of AAA batteries.On the Canon G15, it seems to work pretty well. Its not as powerful as the 430EX but its not why i bought it. Yes, its more powerful than the onboard flash on the G15, but its also quite a bit more versatile. Apart from the killer wireless transmitter feature (and yes it would trigger as a slave with a wireless flash trigger system like the pocket wizard clones but will fire at full power, which is not much in reality). I find that the flash will easily over expose if the subject is too close, it doesnt seem to adjust power like the 430EXii would do for the same scene.Comparing it to the ST-E2 triggers, this one does have the added benefit of the flash built in, however it is not as easy to setup since you have to dwell into the camera settings to make any changes, which on the ST-E2 are far easier to do with buttons on the backside.In the end its a great flash, but not a first flash. Good if you need a light flash for the Canon G series or the EOS-M series or to hide a tiny flash in a radio wireless setup. I'd suggest the 320EX as a step up to this flash, though the 430EXii would be my go-to choice.I havent yet tested it on my Canon 40D, 30D and Rebel XS but I am going to assume it will work. I will test it later.

Ho acquistato queste casse per la produzione musicale, sono circa 4 anni che faccio il produttore di musica. Ho sostituito le mie casse della Proel con i coni da 5 pollici con queste qui con i coni da 3.5.In un ambiente poco trattato come una camera da letto, avere delle casse più piccole è un giovamento in quanto si riducono le riflessioni e la tela virtuale sulla quale "lavorare" è della dimensione corretta per una camera. Ecco perché questi monitor sono così blasonati! Ad esempio con le casse di prima, quando facevo una piccola correzione di EQ, facevo fatica a sentirla con la conseguenza che dovevo agire di più, con queste casse invece si apprezzano quei piccoli movimenti dell' EQ che ti fanno tagliare giusto!Volevo recensire questo prodotto come produttore, non come utente consumer. Devo dire comunque che anche per un utente consumer, queste casse in sostituzione delle casse del computer, vanno che è una meraviglia!Prodotto studiato bene e concepito bene! Andate a botta sicura!

For the past 16 days I have been shooting excursions for a company in Central America with the Pocket and so far am I pleasantly surprised by its performance. On the first shoot I also took my Moza gimble with me for my mirrorless camera, and I found myself barely using it because circumstances to set it up and use it were difficult. That is to say that the Pocket will not take the place of my gimble and camera BUT when you're in a pinch and need to get a quick shot in trying circumstances, it's amazing to be able to pull out the Pocket and you're ready to go in seconds... SECONDS! The results are very pleasing, the colors are dynamic, the footage is buttery smooth once you get use to how small it is and the battery lasts long enough for a couple hours of filming as long as you're smart with when you're using it. Ignore any video snobs, it may look like a toy but it's built strong and the performance to price ratio is very VERY kind.Pros:*Excellent 4k and 1080 video quality* Portability*Excellent manufacturing*Price* Nice field of view, not as wide as GoPro so has a cinematic look.Cons:* It runs a little hot at 60fps 4K* It sometimes returns to default settings which is annoying when you don't want it attached to you're phone* No build in wireless (wtf dji!?!) so to make changes you must use your smart phone which makes it harder to move with.* I have been using exclusively in bright conditions so can't comment on it's low light performance, however I recommend buying ND filters to anybody planning on using this for video in bright conditions.Overall as a consumer camera this thing has the potential take your footage to the next level and will allow you to get creative with some really cinematic footage without the ballache of carrying around and setting up a whole gimble set up. It would have been a 5* review if they included built in wireless and maybe a ND8 filter but for $350 I guess you still get a good deal.

So I bought this thinking hey its inexpensive for a wifi camera so if it's horrible then oh well I'll just deal with it but it turned out to be awesome! I love his thing. The pan and angle you can turn with this thing is amazing! I love that you can control that feature from your phone so you can get that perfect angle! I don't have any negatives to say except that I did notice a couple minor things. The first was I realized I wasn't getting notifications for a couple days. I logged into the camera and it was rotated up somehow. No one was around during those the time it happened so I chalked it up to wind. No biggie. I can fix it from the app. Second is that I cannot be logged into the app at the same time as my wife. Only one of us gets notifications instead of both of us at the same time. Last is not really that big of a deal. Battery life is shorter than a lot of others but really its not an issue. It charges in a couple hours and your good for months again. I cant wait for the next one. I hope to get the one with a solar panel to mount to the other side of my house but it's not convenient to get to so I need the panel. Anyway you will not regret this one. Give it a shot!

Starting to get into video interviews and needed the ability to mike up people and needed it to be wireless. I also needed it to be affordable and hoped for good quality. These really delivered from the start. The area I had to perform the interviews had tons of background noise (HVAC, outdoor traffic noise). These were great at isolating the person speaking and providing clear audio (especially when using the low pass filter) Having the ability to plug in headphones to the receiver was great as I could make some adjustments on the fly based on how it was sent to the receiver. Everything worked out of of the box and didn't require much instruction (although the instructional video on the Amazon site was helpful for the low pass filter option). Having the ability to mic up 2 people at the same time was also a great feature as I interview athletes and sometimes I do multiple at the same time. The first shoot that I used them I had a second camera operating and listening to the audio from the camera vs. from the wireless mics- it was amazing how much better they sounded. The other options were way above my price point. If you are doing videography and are starting out like me and need to get equipment on a budget- I highly recommend these wireless mics, they get the job done well!

This is my 3rd time purchasing a work-from-home gear from Anker, quite pleasant experience this time as well and personally really enjoyed this product (although from the other reviews it seems like not everyone had a smooth experience like me..)I’ve been using Anker PowerConf C300 for a year before purchasing this one. C300 was an amazing product, gave me zero issues and consistently great camera quality. However recently I started to realize that the way my desk is positioned led me to always sit with my back facing the window, and in the afternoon when sunlight in the background becomes too bright, my face comes out very low contrast in the video with only the contour of my head rather clear. B600 was able to solve this pain point for me, I found the light bar very useful and doesn’t make my face come out unnatural in because of additional lighting either. Picture quality is great, crisp and high res.I already have a S500 Speakerphone so I did not really use the audio function much, saw that some other reviews mentioned issues with sound support but also that a recent firmware update has fixed it..? Anyways my Anker speakerphone continued to work great with this camera.

We have used this camera for almost 2 years. A few months ago, the battery started draining extremely quick. I thought we would have to replace it (which wouldn't have been terrible as it's less than $10), but I found the fix on Infant Optics site and it was back to normal again! The fix, if anyone else has this issue, is to make sure the connector from the battery to the monitor is pressed in completely. Our was a little loose and by just pushing it back in, there were no other issues.Fast forward to a couple weeks ago when we were using it for our son's nap and it froze. I tried turning it off and back on but it would not turn back on. I tried all the troubleshooting tips given before contacting customer service. After multiple emails with Gladys, the customer service rep, she said they would do a one time replacement for us considering we were outside the 1 year warranty. We got the replacement monitor much sooner than expected, synced it up to our existing camera and it works just fine now! The replacement's volume is louder, has more static noise and the picture is a bit darker, but at least it turns on! It is also the newer version so the new power cord is longer than the previous which works out much better in our situation.Great customer service!

*** revised review****After learning that you have to have a fast upload speed (not good enough to have 5 ghz internet service) to make the camera load properly, we called our isp and had them check and fix it. Before that, live view wouldn’t even work.Now my camera is great! Keep the default settings, except to fix the zones that are suppose to be monitored. I actually lowered my retrigger so I could get the full action per incident.The night vision is sufficient good. But the setup is not as easy as everyone says. You have to download the blink app and then link it to your Alexa app. You also have pair each and every new piece of equipment in the set.This would be better if they made it plug n play with Alexa app (no additional apps needed).Protip*** if you leave it on night vision all the time you will get better footage at night vs auto. And if you use the privacy settings to block out active areas that you don’t want to film, it will extend the life of the batteries and give less “false” activations.Gave it four stars because I would like this to be plug n play. (No apps needed - they should auto pair!) Annnnnddd why is this thing on a battery? Why can’t there be a wired version as well?