Cobalt Game Controls

We switched over to this Manfrotto LANC remote for filming hunts and it is an absolute game changer! All the controls are right at your thumb allowing you to engage the camera in any way you like while keeping your movement to a minimum. If you are filming hunts or filming wildlife, this thing is a necessity.

I reviewed several controllers for the game; looking for ease of use and assigning buttons to flight controls. In addition, I didn't want to break the bank. What a surprise! Hotas 4 was automatically accepted by the Sim with almost all buttons assigned, ready to fly! With a tweak after visiting the Thrustmaster site for updates, I was up flying in a few minutes.

Easy to navigate controls and it has raised my photo game with power and a silky soft box

It just doesn't get any easier than this! Leveled up my audio game! Great clean audio, with controls right for my camera. Completely took the guesswork out of if I'm getting my audio on file with my video. Best feature, transmitters record right on the unit as a back up! Safety!

Matches my new cobalt blue Surface laptop.  Useful and fiunctional addition.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have this bag packed in my HEXAD Duffel and have had to use it a few times already. I got the Cobalt color which matches with the set of bags I have. The quality is amazing and the fact that when I don't need it can be stashed away easily is a huge plus. Another great product from WANDRD.

Purchased for my 40g Aquarium. I’ve had this Ecoflow for maybe a month and just now got around to finally test it for my intended purpose. Power outage protection for my 40 gallon Ram Cichlid aquarium. My setup, I have a Seachem Tidal 75 HOB filter. One LED light bar. One Eheim 200 Air Pump. One OASE 350 Skimmer. One Cobalt Neo Therm Pro 200W heater and One Cobalt Neo Therm Pro 100W heater. I have a Kilowatt tester and I did test how many kilowatts my setup uses at any given time PRIOR to purchasing this Ecoflow unit, I did not want to waste money on one that was too small but didn’t want to over spend either. So, at any given time, with everything running my setup pulls about 160 kilowatts max. Now to my actual “ power outage”test. Every piece of equipment on my aquarium is plugged into a Long strip that I purchased from Lowes. That power strip is plugged into the Front Of The Ecoflow. The Ecoflow is plugged into a Power Surge Wall Outlet. The test, I pulled out the power surge wall outlet from the wall while the Ecoflow was still plugged in. IT WORKED GREAT !! I didn’t even notice anything on the aquarium turned off. So, hopefully this review helps others. Now I have piece of mind that IF my power ever goes out, my aquarium is protected.

I used the two of the 325GB version of this card in my Nikon Z9 and I was very happy with them. When I needed to increase my capacity I purchased the 650GB and it worked flawlessly, just liked the 325GB cards. I've always use 20 fps raw NEF* for my fast action in the Z9 and the cards always keep up with the demands. I've heard others who were frustrated because the buffer would fill. (No, the card wouldn't write fast enough, sustained, when they tried to use slower cards to save some money...) If you need max performance from demanding conditions (when using a camera that can deliver it) I recommend the ProGrade Cobalt. Otherwise, expect less than you could get. Besides, ProGrade Cobalt, the 325GB, is the only card mentioned in the Z9 manual. If using a Z9, why play test pilot, only to find out that you just limited the camera's abilities?

Prograde digital 165 GB CF express 2.0 type B cobalt memory card works great in my Z8. No issues with buffering and loads up quickly to my computer. I use the prograde products in both my cameras, and I've never had an issue. Great products.

I have a Prograde Cobalt 325 CFE card and wanted a fast reader that did not get hot when downloading images. I read lots of reviews of various readers and all of them had at least some complaints of cards and readers getting very hot. However, the Delkin card reader reviews seemed to be the most promising in terms of not getting hot. I can report now that neither the Prograde Cobalt 325 card nor my new Delkin card reader got hot during reviewing and downloading images. The card was just slightly warm to the touch. The download was very fast even using the USB C to USB-A cable. I agree with some other that the little plastic door easily flops open instead of snapping shut. But overall, I'm very pleased with this reader and the low price relative to others on the market! ($54.99 at time of purchase).