Wireless Camera Remote Control, AODELAN Shutter Release for Canon Sony Nikon and Smartphone, Zoom AF Focus Video Recording Compatible with Canon EOS R6,R7,850D/Sony ZV-1,ZV-E10,A9II/Nikon A1000,B600

Initial thoughts, after inserting 2 AAA batteries that are not supplied, is that the unit is lightweight but is a bit on the large size for what it does.Connecting and using with my iPhone was a simple procedure. It was equally simple with my Canon EOS 77D and Canon R10, but a knowledge of the camera is needed to get the cameras working with the trigger. This is not a problem with the trigger unit but user ignorance!There is a USB-C type connection on the side of the trigger. This can be used for providing power to use it or for uploading firmware updates.Being able to use three cameras simultaneously is a bonus, but I only tend to use one camera at a time. A wrist loop is provided, so the trigger can be dangled from the wrist. A small instruction leaflet provides adequate information to get the trigger connected and operational.The only negative is that it I find it easy to forget to turn the unit off. More a problem with my memory than an oversite by the manufacturer.

This does everything it promises to, but at quite a steep price.Pictured beside an iPhone SE 2020 for scale.Setup and pairing is child splay provided you have a compatible camera, as for phones it seems that as long as you have a reasonably model you should be good to go in seconds.As regards it being able to connect to 3 cameras and a phone simultaneously, I'm afraid I only have a single compatible camera -dear manufacturer, please add Fuji- so could only test it connected to that and an iPhone, it definitely works with 2!All functions work as described and it is instant, I have tested it from approximately 30 meters away without issue and have no reason to doubt the claimed 50 meters range..I do feel the asking price is on the high side given the all plastic construction and the fact that it requires AAA batteries rather than being rechargeable. Once last thing, like the clown I am I have mislaid the instructions, there is a micro usb port on the side of the remote and I haven't figured out what it is for, if I ever do I will update this review.

This is a great little remote for use with my Sony a6700. It's lightweight and had all of the functions you'd need for photo and video shooting. The remote takes 2 AAA batteries to function, which can be considered a pro or a con for some people. There are three main functions of this remote: zoom, take photo, and take video. A couple notes here. First, the zoom function will only work if you have a power zoom lens attached to the camera (this may seem obvious to some people just I just wanted to point it out). Also, the photo but is 2 step, meaning you can half-press the button to active the auto focus, and fully press it to actually take the photo. This is an awesome feature and I'm glad they included it here. Finally, you're able to connect up to 3 cameras to the remote and CONTROL ALL OF THEM AT THE SAME TIME! I'm not sure who out there would actually need this feature, but that's pretty cool. Connection was fast and stable, and I haven't had any problems with connecting the remote to my camera yet.The only problem I have with this remote is the price. $40 is kind of steep for a product like. I don't really know how to explain it, but it doesn't FEEL like $40 when you're holding it on your hand. It doesn't even come with batteries included in the box. I mean, it's a better value deal then Sony's official "Remote Commander", but then again, a lot of cameras these days allow you to operate them via your phone for free, so I guess it all depends on what you value.Overall, if the price isn't an issue for you, then this is a pretty nice camera remote to have. I recommend it.

It works but sadly it didn't work on the camera I wanted it for, I am new to photography and thought this would work for the a6000 but I was wrong, it did work for my phone and a few other cameras I have but I'll have to look else where for my Sony, it works great though no issues