New Switch Handheld Controller

[8 to 90%] Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

[Black] New trackball to replace very old Slimblade. After maybe a decade, a click switch stopped working on the original unit. New one working fine!

[Aluminum] Love this thing. Makes my BMPCC way more versatile. Makes it easy to switch from sticks to shoulder rig to just handheld.

[On/Off] I received this mic from BH Photo in exchange for my honest review. Upon opening the box I realized right away that this was a well built microphone. The mic has a hefty weight to it and the all metal construction feels like this microphone can take years of use and survive the drops and bumps that go along with using a handheld microphone. I find that the sound is a bit flatter than other boomy or super crisp mics that I have used and compared this microphone to. I happen to like the flat sound on my voice. I also find that this mic is not as susceptible to plosives as other handheld dynamic mics that I have used in the past such as the Pyle-PDMIC58 and Samson Q2U. I added a Windtech 900 series foam windscreen to this mic, as I do for all handheld dynamic mics, and I can close talk this mic for podcasting and it performs great! The cardioid polar pattern is ideal for using this mic in a non-studio environment and does a great job at reducing unwanted room noises and echo. The switch one the handle is quiet when flipped and also contains a tightening screw to make it more difficult to accidentally activate the switch while in use. The mic comes a high quality XLR to 1/4 inch cable as well as a mounting clip that is threaded for a 5/8” mount. If you want to hear this mic in action, Search for my channel “Tech Mundane” on YouTube.

[Cat 5 Cable] I am using this switch to power a BZBGear camera and BZB controller. Does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's worth buying Netgear, not the cheaper no name units.

I am using my ShuttleXpress as a remote VFO and switch controller with the Icom RS-BA1 Remote Control Software for use with Icom Amateur Radio Transceivers. Some operators may find the ShuttleXpress in excess of just operating the radio from the computer keyboard, but it makes breaking out your most commonly used functions quick and easy to access. The ShuttleXpress is very well constructed and is very compact and easy to stow in your go bag. A very good alternative to the Icom RC-28.

[16 Bytes] Four POE switch powers my 2 webstream ptz cameras and controller just fine, and the extra non-POE ports are handy for connecting other devices to the network.

[11.1 VDC] Small and very lightweight. Easy to calibrate, but sometimes have to remove battery to re-calibrate. The thin controller that goes with is brilliant. And on/off switch would help. It’s tricky to figure out to push the battery to the side.

[Zyxel USG210] Replaced my existing firewall, dhcp controller and network switch with ubiquity controller and network switch along with 3 ubiquity access points. It was a painless installation and network speeds are much faster.

[8 MB] Have used the APs for a long time, and this is the first switch I've had the need/$ to try. �Management is great through the controller. �While I like the cloud keys... I still tend to think a PC installed controller is a tiny bit more stable. �Features on the switch are great, SFP+ ports at this price range are also a bonus. �Routing is in the layer 2+ range: not truly layer 3, and they don't advertise it that way anyway. Works great with VOIP phones. � For the price, you won't get the same features in major name brands. �Don't hesitate if you are unfamiliar with the company.