Game Stop Switch Controllers

[Internal] Netgear is the only game in town for this sort of switch.

[0.3 oz / 9 g] Works flawlessly with the Z-Cam E2 F6 for Run/Stop with the Tilta M series controllers. Tried another cable (I think for the GH5 that looks similar but is incorrect).

[0.005 lb] I reviewed several controllers for the game; looking for ease of use and assigning buttons to flight controls. In addition, I didn't want to break the bank. What a surprise! Hotas 4 was automatically accepted by the Sim with almost all buttons assigned, ready to fly! With a tweak after visiting the Thrustmaster site for updates, I was up flying in a few minutes.

[Black] This product has been a game changer for my photography. It's allowed me to create stop motion videos with ease, has completely simplified the setup for flat lay photos, and makes it a snap to do overhead videos of demonstrations.

[Battery] Wow, I love the fact that I can switch between mono and stereo and the fact that it turns on when I start recording and turns off when I stop recording, that's a battery saver right there price is great too

[Glass] Love NISI filters This is actually my second 3 stop Soft Grad. I'm using two in the NISI switch holder to set the grad effect on two different angles at the same time

[10.3 lb] I had two problems to solve. I wanted to be able to switch between game consoles without turning my entire CRT around to access the S-video port in the back. I also wanted a splitter to output to a capture card for live streams. This does both those things, and it does so without any noticeable loss in quality or added latency, at least to my eyes.

[Foam] Great Sd card for Nintendo switch. Works well and easy to store game files.

[Yes] This is a perfect recorder for the nintendo switch or any game system and recording yourself playing or doing reviews. Only thing it needs is level controls for the audio on the unit. This is only needed if you are not using OBS and need to control the levels of the game vs the microphone for the voice over.

I had two problems to solve. I wanted to be able to switch between game consoles without turning my entire CRT around to access the S-video port in the back. I also wanted a splitter to output to a capture card for live streams. This does both those things, and it does so without any noticeable loss in quality or added latency, at least to my eyes.