Control Game Moving Letters

K780 of years ago started dropping certain letters. Wife wanted a replacement as she loves it after moving to work-from-home. Happy they're still in production! The easy switching to different devices over BT is a great feature.

Nice smooth moving is why I use the best in the game Miliboo MTT601A is the way professional will look for the future

its a game changer especially you are moving from mouse to wacom tablet for first time..totally worth it..

IS is a game changer for birding allowing for more precise observation of moving feathered animals.

Gave me best Quality for my letters.

I injured myself from moving a fridge and couldn't game for 2 weeks until today. All I had was a wooden kitchen chair and a metal foldable chair with bad back support, the pain was off the roof sitting on those chairs. I got this chair for 80 bucks during a sale and wow, now I can game again. I went to local stores looking at office chairs around 150-250, they aren't even as comfortable as this one. Either too much cushion or it doesn't have the proper back support. I can't complain about the quality at this price point. It doesn't have the best materials, but it does it's job and it looks pretty good in person.

This product is a game changer. I use to use tape on my mic or just use a mic stand. This got in the way if the actor was moving. Now I place three o rings in the mic, slide the Sennheiser 416 mic into the mic holder on the camera, and I'm ready to shoot.

If you're like me.... a professional photographer slowly moving over to the RF lenses, but you don't want to sell off all your L lenses yet, then this is a must have. I think $99 would have been plenty, but the ability to control my ISO or aperture or speed is a MUST. I have mine set to ISO and love it. I will say that it is very easy to change the ISO if you're not paying attention as you grab your camera for a pic. Now that I ordered the adapter with the control ring I wouldn't think about getting another without the control ring.

I'm a 30 year veteran of Nikon products and I have to say that this is by far one of the best cameras I have bought. My background is travel and documentary photography and I have used DSLRs, Leica, Minox, and Fujifilm for a number of projects. Moving up to FF was done with the D750 which worked pretty well, but I felt that it was a bit clunky in different ways, plus I have been cursed with a model that doesn't fire on the first release after turning on. Moving up to the D850 was easy as it resembles the other Nikons used. Still, I have been pretty impressed with the quality of the images that come out of this camera, very little need for post-processing. Above all, it is nice to have optional size choices for RAW or JPEG. Overall, in my two weeks use of this camera I would easily recommend to anyone who needs a high quality DSLR and doesn't want to pay the price for cameras that ultimately are sports photographers or pros who aren't paying for their equipment. Is it for everyone? No, it's a bit heavy compared to mirrorless and other cameras, but for a serious photographer who either wants to control everything or hands control over to the camera, it works like a charm and the images are sharp, rich, and true to life.

The zoom control on a lens decided to grow and slip during use. Using the lens in fast-moving sports was difficult. I purchased a Lens Band to fix the slippage. It easily attached to the lens and solved the issue. I have purchased another one.