[0.03 lb] I am using this with an NDI workflow(NDI functionality requires a $200 license from NewTeck) and it has been great. I have not upgraded to 4K yet($660 license from Sony) but with that and NDI added it is the best Price/Feature PTZ I have come across yet!

[USB Flash Drive] I use 4 these cameras in my tv production studio. The image is very good. I also have Sony FX 9 and in multi cam production there is not much different in quality.. Obviously, like with any other professional camera, you will still need to do some adjustments before the show gets out. Generally, I really like the camera for this price.

[USB Flash Drive] The transmitter & receiver combo are working great, thank you!

[USB Flash Drive] I purchased this PTZ camera for our church auditorium to both record our weekend services and web streaming. We absolutely love the clarity and ease of use of this camera. We're only using it with 1080p but I hope to update it for 4K in the near future. We're feeding the signal via SDI to our Blackmagic gear and there is no communication issue involved.

[0.03 lb] The camera is excellent. It combines modernity with the high level of previous PTZ cameras. I use Sony H900 for work and recently also three Sony SRG X120 - all work very well.

[USB Flash Drive] Had constant issues with my Windows PC trying to do MIDI over Bluetooth with a new synth I had. Driver problems, Bluetooth problems, configuration settings, etc,
Literally spent hours multiple times trying to get things to work at all.
This WIDI Bud Pro dongle solved them within minutes of plugging it in!

It handles both the USB MIDI & the Bluetooth LE duties on it's own, and connected to my synth over Bluetooth within seconds and finally let me get back making music.
NO more Windows screwing around trying to figure out what is going on.

I'd previously purchased another CME MIDI product and was very happy with that, they seem to have MIDI & Bluetooth figured out!
Now no cables or PC nightmare at all to use my new Bluetooth-capable synth.


If you are a Windows user, save yourself a HUGE headache and get one of these, I don't regret it at all.

[0.03 lb] Reliable and high quality.

[0.03 lb] Slightly outdated technology, but it does what it's supposed to do. pairs well with phone and PC. Great battery life for the size of the device

[0.03 lb] Coming from the SRG-300H this is a fantastic upgrade. The picture quality is much better in terms of colors and light. The black level is more deep and true. The picture is less grainy and less prone to ugly-looking colors. It holds up in a multicam setup with studio broadcast cameras. It even matches well with the Panasonic UE150, although the UE150 has much better, smoother ptz controls. I also tried it with the BRC-X400 and the picture quality is the same at 1080p59.94.


I has two main drawbacks: the minimum zoom speed isn't slow enough, so you can't start a live zoom without it looking jerky. Also, panning in one direction and then the other will result in a little hitch, which is a big hitch when you're zoomed in. Basically, if you're going to take the shot live, make sure you're only going to pan in one direction, and that you've previously already started panning in that direction. These problems are the same on the older SRG-300H as well as the more expensive BRC-X400. If you want true smooth, hitch-less PTZ, you'd have to go with the UE150. This one is good for static shots.


Also, this camera has no built-in ND filter, which the UE150 has. I like that it has PoE and SDI, and that I can use my old RM-IP controller. The IP configuration through the PC-only software is okay, now that I've gotten used to it.

[0.03 lb] I purchased a 2-outlet dongle at the same time, and was able to move my printers to a more secure location, which met my expectation to a "T"