100 Dollar Ps4 Controller

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

Needed to go from headphones with separate mic and speaker inputs to PS4 controller. This adapter looks sturdy and works so far.

This Apple TV is worth every dollar it’s fast works perfectly with my OLED TV the controller is smoother and has a on and off button which is an improvement from the other pervious models. A must have because of the slow response from all TV with their interfaces.

The day I received it I showed it to a friend and he got out three 100 dollar bills and wanted to buy it from me. I told him to talk to his wife because I know she would approve of this purchase so he ordered one from B&H that same day. Yeah I would have made a profit selling it too him but I just won't take advantage of a friend even when they ask for it.

It worth every penny. Don’t waste your money risk buying 100 dollar tripod if you are using a camera system that worth more than 2k. They won’t do the job or they would easily collapse. Eventually, you would get some thing like this. Word from a customer who had already bought 3 tripods before and finally bought the Gitzo.

I have owned many headphones From the 10-100 dollars mark and I would have to say that these are the best 10 dollar headphones I have ever used awesome product would defiantly recommend affordable

I had a 100 some dollar Giotto ball head before. That was a piece of * I wish I had never bought in the first place. This Sirui head is 1000 times better at about the same price. It's much smoother, sturdier and easier to use. Given the price point you know something has to give. But I haven't found that something just yet. Hopefully, durability isn't that something... We shall see.

Bottom Line: It's cheaper to replace a $ filter than a 100+ dollar lens. Only drawback is additional glare when shooting into the sun without a lens hood.

This is the best value for your dollar!

The GVM product line has been outstanding overall. My decision was whether to get the shorter or longer slider. I ultimately chose the shorter 32 version for transport convenience and weight. Being carbon fiber it's very lightweight anyway, and though a remote and app-based controller available with the longer ones was tempting I went with the wired controller as that's what came with the 32 model. The slide motion is very smooth, controllable from a relative 1 to 100. The controller interface is very simple, but forgets your settings once it's powered off. I've found the speed at 90 to be preferable for me, plus it's quieter at 90 then the full 100. The motor is fine but it's not completely silent, and begins to shoot up in pitch after about 85 or so. Centered on a single tripod, with about 4 pounds of camera/lens combination and no other accessories, it does slump slightly when the camera reaches either end. This was expected, so two supports are needed on either end if a perfectly level movement is required. In order to stay on the subject some fiddling with distance and beginning/end points is needed, unless I don't know the correct technique. Overall it's a good quality slider.