Aukey Touch Control Light Switch

very good touch and control

I love this enough that I got a second one! The polarity switch is a nice touch.

I use the switch for taking HDR exposures and low light exposures while my EOS 50D is mounted on a tripod. The switch has a nice touch and works in two stages, the first focuses and the second triggers the shutter. It does what I want really well.

Super thin and light, great soft touch on/off switch. Dimmer function a nice bonus! Works well with both 35mm and medium format (6x7). Has built-in lithium ion battery and also can be plugged into outlet. A bit pricey but definitely worth it

This light is amazing. It is bright and the app to control it is a nice touch. My only critique is the bag it comes with is a tight fit. Which does not leave room for accessories like extension cables of barn doors.

Every DJ needs a true vintage record platter feel. And your fans will LOVE to see the motion of a record player on your table. The RANE12 MKII is an amazing unit providing effortless control of your tracks in a true Vinyl fashion. Torque control is fantastic, platter reading has no lag, & finessing the platter with light touch reacts as it should. Note: 1) When you inititally set up, make sure you choose your RPM speed, or else it will default to 33 & your music will be slow & pitched down. 2) Unlike other controllers, you won't have anything more than a pad for hot cues/or for needle drop. However, what is missing on the 12 is on your mixer controller anyway so it is not a problem. DJ your 60s-80s set lists with this tool to be as authentic as you can be without a trunk full of record crates! Some have complained that the stock slip pad is not slick enough. Keep a light touch on the platter & it works just fine.

Its great to be able to switch from one computer to another just with the touch of a button.

A good portable photo-video light. Has dimmer switch to control brightness. Also has external power source. Also has accessory plastic shade.

I like a "clickie" tail switch in general, but the control setup here works just as well . In the old days, the SF lights I have owned were a bit sloppy in the tail cap when loosened and pressing the side of the cap could often activate the light. Here any slop is minimal allowing the tailcap to be tightened just to the point of constant on so that the tightening to achieve constant on can be done one handed. The light while not a thrower, produces a broad, fairly even and useful light. I am using the light with IMR 16340s and so far, so good.

Installed these with no problems, easy to use app. For those who don't know you need a 3-way switch if your light has 2 switches that control it. These smart switches are only for one light controlled by one wall switch.