Fitness Tracker Smartphone App

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

Very simple to use. It also has an app to control via smartphone.

I am so pleasantly surprised with the quality and the comfort of the Pro; the graphics are superb! I use it for the Supernatural Fitness APP and also Red Mattr 2

I only recently became aware of the out of ear style headphones and became familiar with Shokz through a promo on my Garmin fitness app. So I decided to give them a try. Very pleased so far. The sound is great! The fit is pretty good-I shave my head so that probably has a negative impact on that part. They are easy to set up and use.

Use it with an android app to control my photos using smartphone or android tablet

With this price tag (body only) and a free accessory kit (extra battery + 32gb fast memory card) this was a no-brainer for a e-mount lens owner. Battle between m43 Olympus M10 mkII was short lived even thou a6000 is few years older. Best friends with Sony 50mm f/1.8 OSS (cheap and effective). Easy controls for manual shooting and the updated Smart Remote app allows you to leave the camera alone and control the aperture, shutter speed, ISO and exp. comp. settings through your smartphone. Remember to change the picture format to RAW(If applicable) from the in-camera app. Can't change from smartphone and default is jpeg. No touch screen really haven't been an issue (touch focus works through smartphone) but wouldn't mind if it had.

I have a Nikon D700 and wanted to upgrade it to WiFi. This DigiGear Slim CF Adapter gives me that opportunity when installed with a FlashAir W-03 �SD card.� I installed the FlashAir app on my anroid smartphone, took a picture on my Nikon D700, The smartphone app picks up the photo, from the phone I transfered it to Google Drive. It works! My thanks to your customer service department for discussing the uses of the Slim CF Adapter. I can now install any variety of SD cards and increase my volume of picture taking drastically.

Simple to setup and use (charge it, attach your camera, use their smartphone app to align it to the North Star, line up on your subject and start shooting). Many varied cameras will work since you can take long exposures, I've done 5 minute exposures with no star trails. For such long exposures you need to be able to hold your shutter open using the camera Bulb mode or an external shutter control.

just started to use as a pa system for our yard,tied into a unused smartphone via bluetooth.Now we have paging capacity thru talkie free app,use alarm clock to alert for lunch and quit time using different sounds, am looking to get app for severe weather warnings for our city. The unit puts out good sound so that i will have 5 pa speakers to maximize volume and this handles the output nicely. Unit was shipped as promised and the price was fair.

My previous Zink printer was the Polaroid ZIP printer.  It was a fine printer that was involved in many fun memories and moments.  However, the connection to a smartphone could be finicky at times and it kind of killed the spontaneity of wanting to get printouts fast while in the moment.  Plus, the app made it quite difficult to predict the color output of the photos.  This Canon camera printer solved all that.  It too can be paired with a smartphone to act as a printer.  However, the app is much better than the Polaroid one.  The other benefit is this can act as a standalone camera/printer.  It has a framing box (both in the front of the camera for selfies and in the viewfinder) so its easier to frame what you want to take a picture of.  It does have LEDs to light up subjects.  I do find the shutter button to be a little too easy to take photos.  A couple times, I accidentally took a photo even when I was just grabbing the camera or giving it to someone.  Battery life is much better than my Polaroid was.  However, I did notice at a party when I wanted to print a bunch of printers, the Canon did require a cooling period sooner than the Polaroid when I was printing a lot of pics (though this may be because the Canon app makes it more convenient to print photos faster while I had to prep photos in the Polaroid app).  White balance can be an issue with using the Canon as a standalone camera with pictures leaning toward being very cool (though to be fair, some of my testing was in an office with bad fluorescent lighting).  So if you want more precise colors, use it as a printer with a smartphone.