Gaming Foot Control

We will use the XK-3 foot Pedal to control our song set. We can scroll thru our songs up or down start a song and when the song ends stop it before the next song starts to play. When I received my XK-3 Media Player Foot Pedal I hooked it up to my laptop and my laptop was connected to my Bose L1 II rehearsed that evening and the XK-3 worked like a champ, the true test will be using it in a live concert.The quality of the XK-3 Media Player Foot Pedal seems to be very good. It has some weight to it looks like it should hold up but time will tell.

Until now I've relied on Kirk L-brackets. However the pivoting screens on the a7iv and a7rv are more easily used with this new rotating plate. Most of all I appreciate how much better control I now have on ball heads with the arca foot forward and thus closer to the center of gravity of the camera + lens. This is excellent with longer lenses lacking tripod collars, such as my Sony 2.8/90 macro and my Tamron 2.8/70-180. Today I was in the field doing wildflower close ups using a monopod close to the ground. Monopods don't stand by themselves. With an L-bracket on a monopod, switching from landscape to portrait is awkward. Position, framing and focus are lost in the process. But with this rotating bracket I could loosen the friction control with my left hand and rotate the camera with my right, while continuing to view my composition through the EVF. Access to the electrical ports is unobstructed, nice for in camera USB-C charging. To stabilize the bracket against horizontal rotation there is an anti rotation pin which must be screwed through the bottom plate to enter a matching hole in the bottom plate of the camera, alongside the battery door. My first Smallrig bracket was delivered missing this tiny part. B&H exchanged it. Be sure to use the pin. When not using a tripod or monopod this rotating bracket looks clumsy. However the Arca foot can rest in my left palm with the camera balancing well, thus facilitating steadier camera control and less muscle fatigue.

Perfect for Phillip Bloom Signature Series 3 Foot Pocket Dolly with Motion Control.

The trigger has comprehensive control of Godox lights. It is easy to setup and use, and always reliable. The foot is somewhat delicate, but cover provides protection when not attached.

Great for gaming, good quality control, the desktop (for work) doesn't suffer either.

smooth and type very easily and the volume control is nice during gaming is very quick

One of the coolest and most functional pieces of tech I have purchased in a while.... This should be on the desk of every gaming content creator. From livestream control, to recording/replays/screenshots, to scenes and overlays, to lighting/audio control and even Twitch chat commands. This has streamlined my livestreams.

This is the first gaming mouse I bought (expensive price) and I am very happy, very light, fast in control, there is a special program, a wheel that you can control, the sniper button is very useful. But I wish there was a LED version for the wired version

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this in exchange for my honest review and it is the best gaming control I've ever used. This mouse is a perfect fit if you’re a heavy FPS player, and will even be a great fit for day-to-day computing – as it will easily blend into any office set up as soon as you turn down the lights.If there is one word to describe the lighting on this mouse, it would have to be brillant The buttons are seamless in their movement, forward and back are a breeze. It's lightweight, easy to maneuver and effortless in game control The best gaming mouse out there on the market! Image 1 of 4

This is an excellent replacement foot.