Zelda Game Controller For Switch

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

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

[Dual-Deck] We took a chance early in the game on this freshly released controller coming from a DDJ-1000SRT. And let me just say AMAZEBALLS!! So much increased functionality without any sacrifice. Literally only 1 more depth so didn't even need to get a different case.

[Black] This has been a game changer for me! You get the stability of having the controller on a table with the mobility of wearing it around your neck. It allows you to not have to hold the remote or set it down if you need to change batteries, calibrate corpus, ect... You can use two fingers to control the joysticks or take your hands off to use a computer to edit waypoints (litchi). Its comfortable and provides some back support as well.

[0.75 lb] This steering wheel takes the Forza game to the next level! it is so much to use the wheel instead of the game controller. The vibration features make it fairly realistic and lot of fun!

[Tripod Clamp] In short, this controller has changed my game. I shoot sports and dont know how I did it without one. This controller, along with dual pan/tilt arms has made my footage smooth, precise, and flowing. Getting to stand back from the camera and tripod and getting my hands off the onboard zoom rocker is invaluable. INVEST in a controller, and I love this one.

[12.4 x 9.9 x 8"] I was playing Flight Simulator 2020 with a controller and then I bought the Warthog. It's almost like playing a different game now. The planes felt more erratic with the controller, but now the plane feels a lot more stable.

[0.395 lb] The 3 Legged Thing Zelda is a great L-Bracket. It is well made and comes with a small storage pouch for when the bracket is not attached to the camera. The price is also great compared to many other L brackets.

[Yes] I just got this L-bracket for my Nikon Z7. All of the L-Brackets for my previous bodies were from Kirk Photo. Very high quality stuff. Nearly perfect. As far as I can tell Kirk does not make an L-bracket for the Z7. The RRS L-bracket is $160 and no doubt is excellent. But, for a brief time B&H had this Zelda on sale for $50. I took a chance. Fit and finish are excellent. Seems very sturdy. Overall I am very impressed and glad I took a chance. The only minor issue is that the horizontal base plate can only be slid onto the A-S mount from left to right (facing the back of the camera). With all my Kirk plates you could slide it on in either direction. On the vertical plate of the Zelda you can slide it on from either direction. This is pretty much of a non-issue but thought I would point it out. For the value I would still say this is a 5 star product. Probably 4.5 considering its more expensive competitors.

[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.