[Mini-USB] The Nanlink remote was my only way of controlling my pavolights because the present app was only developed for the iphone. It worked better than expected. It did all the things I needed it to do and more. If you are an android user and need to control your light, this remote is a must have...

[0.035 lb] I use this to control my Forza 500, 60b and pavotube. Linking Nanlite lights to the remote is simple, just assign a channel number in the menu on each light to one of the 12 corresponding channels on the remote and that's it.

The remote does have its quirks on rare occasion. For example, I've increased the dimness on channel 1 but it increased on channel 2 instead, but then worked as expected 30 seconds later. No big deal for my usage.


One thing that does bug me sometimes is not knowing what percent my dimness level is at since there is no screen or percent indication on the remote. So if your lights LCD is not visible to you, you'll have to walk over to find out.

Be sure to grab a few cr-2032 batteries, it requires just one to operate.

For the price, you can't go wrong. It's handy to have and does what it's supposed to do 98% of the time. I like not having to get up and move every single time I need to make lighting adjustments. I really like this remote and recommend it!

[0.035 lb] Very useful tool if you have multiple pavotubes. Easy to use and very good value

[0.035 lb] I have been waiting for the product for a very long time everything was new and in working order this will take my video/audio production to a whole new level:

Thanks

B&H

[Mini-USB] In this day of phone apps to control everything, I appreciate a dedicated remote to avoid using my phone. Ever since using the included remotes with Aputure lights, I quickly became accustomed to setting my lights from behind the camera. Sure, the Sidius Link app is great for more elaborate lighting networks, but sometimes I just want to grab a remote and be done with it. Pairing lights, sifting through menus, etc. can be time consuming on set. A simple remote is just that...simple for simple people like me.

This product works great, and is very affordable. I control two Nanlite Forza 60s with it; independently, or simultaneously. Sometimes, simple is best.

[Mini-USB] Useful tool. Sure beats lowing the light to change something. Cheap build but didn't expect more.

[0.035 lb] This remote can control up to 12 lights. I can change from a direct light to a storm, or fireworks, police lights and more, without having to move or touch the Nanlite. Thanks B&H!

[0.035 lb] I use a few NANLITE'S for my on-location studio headshot portraits where I want to be able to make quick light output changes. This version has the channel adjuster so you can quickly switch 1-12 lights. I HIGHLY suggest the NANLINK remote control.

[Mini-USB] simple design and in my opinion more convenient than opening an app.

[Mini-USB] I become spoiled when Aputure started including remote controls with their LS lights. As I will use the Forza mostly as a hair or rim light, being able to adjust the light from behind the camera makes this affordable remote a must-have. Pity they don't include the 2032 battery, so make sure you stock up if you order this.