Fitness Tracker But Not A Watch

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

Series 6 health features are worth the purchase price alone. Watch does it all including fitness tracking.

Nice watch to track fitness results. Many functions that are easy to use. The GPS works very well and nice downloads of workout to phone. Charge last a long time.

I shoot night sky images - complicated panos on a tracker. Getting the best leveler and way head has been a game changer. I have tried a lot of setups. Now I am putting the tracker on the leveler, a V plate on the tracker and this exquisite head on the V plate. The V plate is the weak link. But all it has to do is stay flat - I tighten it down like no tomorrow. The Acratech does all the heavy lifting. I can see the degrees! The movement is smooth! And the screw tighteners are just perfect. The leveler is also very nice. It does have a tiny bit of play with my heavy tracker kit so I need to make sure I have a good deal of settling before shooting a 3 minute exposure. But I can SEE the bubble and the screw doesn't move the level when I clamp it down (hear that Leophoto?). Worth the $

I have been using the Star Adventurer tripod, with my Star Adventurer tracker. But when it came time to do my polar alignment: turning the latitude base, towards Polaris, the latch (on their tripod) made it difficult to do that. I struggled with it. But with this tripod, the knob makes it so much easier to turn the whole base towards Polaris. It's big enough to grasp and turn the tracker towards Polaris and lock it in. This made it a time saver for me out in the field.

Great notebook. I use this as my gardening tracker so it holds up well.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

I'm not a techie. Had to watch a couple of U Tube videos to get the hang of it. But now I understand it and if I can, a monkey could! Works great with my Godox TT350 which has a built-in? receiver.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have a phone that permits induction charging it works well. But my phone-while it definitely works well on (electro magnetic) induction is in a leather case-so serves as a wallet. The charger just won’t charge through that space and the only way it will work - for me - would be for me to take the phone out of the case- at that rate I might as well just traditionally plug it in. Now if Bellini would create a case with the induction capabilities built in- than that might work! The other thing is that I have a smart watch (Samsung) which would be great if i could charge that on this Pad, but it appears that the coils are too far out to work phone the watch. I mean the idea is that when you travel you want less stuff to carry not more. But as it is designed it is simple and fast for those who don’t have leather cases around their phone

I have a SB600 and wanted another flash! But trying to watch my budget. Being that I have remote triggers that I ordered from China (they work great BTW), I was looking to get something a bit more affordable for the time being. I tried the Nissin i622, but it didn't work with my triggers. I was just about to get another SB600 until I found this flash unit. It works flawlessly with my trigggers, is about the same size as the SB600, but powerful in output. The interface is very easy to use and is intuitive. The only thing you don't get when going with a Non-Nikon is that you cannot use the CLS features so you must go all manual. I highly recommend!