Corsair Headset Lighting Controlled By Third Party

Great for controlled lighting

Third party batteries are very convenient. But the original will always come in clutch

Perfect replacement for the lenscap that I lost. Third party lens caps never seem to fit quite right and often fall off. Since it is so cheap I will never consider purchasing a third party lens cap ever again.

Always always always buy OEM Battery Grips. I know (3) separate people that bought Third Party battery Grips - Canon, Nikon & Sony. Didn't work, returned it and bought OEM! Please don't go cheap on batteries or grip on your $3,000 camera!

The Panasonic battery is the only one I use in my Lumix GH3 and 4 because it has a chip to tell you the battery life in the view finder. Third party manufacturers do not necessarily have that chip and therefore will not tell you when the battery is about to give out.

Great entry level headset. Third pair I’ve owned and will be sticking with Shokz for years to come.

works great for highly controlled, direct lighting

Fits perfectly in my Corsair 5000X case. Runs fairly cool never gets over 165F. (I stick with farenhieght). Crushes Furmark at maximal settings. Can run for hours at maximal settings in a burn-in and stay at 160F. RGB lighting is good. RGB Fusion, as usual, stinks (wish Gigabyte would put a little development time into that.) Clocks a little above the FE and with the RGB lighting it's worth the $100 over the FE price. Anti sag bracket is sturdy and should work well and seems to attach where the maximal downward force vector would be. If you are in the market for a 4090 get this one. It will serve you well!

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

As a hobbist photographer of many years I finally took on controlled lighting. The product works very well on both sides, but I prefer the sunfire for in-the-house work. Great sturdy sipper container and folds up easily. I bought the 30 inch and it is a bit small. Go for the larger sizes.