C Port Wired Headphones

Still like my wired headphones

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

They turned my wired headphones into wireless and work great.

If you don't have wireless headphones yet, you will need this to use wired headphones with your ipad. Works fine.

Great as Bluetooth headphones, over the ear wired headphones and noise cancelling.

This is a simple remote that does what you need as a remote. It works well in the wired remote port to fire my OM-1 camera, as it uses the same sub-mini connector as a Canon.

I haven't used this shutter release extensively yet but in my tests it works exactly as explained in the included user guide for wired triggering. Presently I haven't been successful getting it to work wirelessly. Maybe I need to change the radio frequency; I just haven't tried that yet. For most of what I'm doing right now, wired is fine, but I do hope that wireless will work too. Perhaps not with my model body? I have a Nikon D7100. There is no shutter release port as far as the labeling in the body, but the included cable fit into the GPS port, so I tried it and it worked fine. It may be that the Nikon GPS port doubles as a shutter release port but I've never used it for anything so I wasn't sure. I didn't force the cable into it, it fit fine, so it seems it's correct and it does work. The one small complaint I have is that the sliding switch to move between the four modes (Single, Continuous, Bulb, and Delay) is a little loose and it's not very exact, can't always tell which setting I'm on. I have to count as I move it to try and be sure but even then, it's possible to move it more than one place in which case, the counting method fails. Some sort of marking such as a red line would have been helpful to know exactly which setting is selected. I bought this when B and H offered it as a Daily Deal and I think it was a good deal.

Works great - the bottom PTAP port isn't wired, but that is a known thing with this model. It isn't really a problem as my wooden camera backplate for my camera has another port as well and this one has a working Ptap port on the top as well.

This switch works great and is easy to install. It solved my problem of having to connect a LCD TV, blu ray player, and Argosy media player all to my single Ethernet wall port. I just took this small device out of the box, connected each of my networked devices to it, and then connected the TRENDnet switch to the Ethernet wall port. And, I have two additional switch connections available in case I wish to add my PS3 or other (wired) networked devices to the switch such as a computer. (Yes, on some of these devices one could go wireless, but there is usually a better speed and more reliable connection when wired) Highly recommended and especially recommended to buy from B&H as they had the best price, it was easy to order from their site, and the order was shipped very quickly.

Plug in and stream on a Linux system, no install issues. Data as fast as the built in ethernet port. Very useful to add additional wired connections, or for laptops that no longer have the wired port.