Handheld Vacuum With A Motorized Brush Roll Attachment

Love this TV stand... it's in our study and can roll it around to vacuum behind it..and also great for someone like me who loves to change the room around often.

So far so good! I'd highly recommend adding the trim weight attachment, the vacuum pump, and the second handle right away. The 8inch dome port is super buoyant so the trim weight attachment is a must have for neutral buoyancy and balance.

I use the Zoom video recorder along with the Vello motorized pan head, its my B-roll creator... Highly recommend it.

These are great binoculars. They are handheld, with a 4-20 attachment for a tripod. They are a bit too big to hold without some sort of support. The full moon jumped half the width of the lens last night. The price was a big positive factor for these binoculars.

The cuff is my go-to attachment for my Sony a7iv. The freedom I have when taking my shots handheld is unmatched and I always feel that it’s 100% secure in case a mishap were to occur. It’s killer

Smaller, tighter arm for keeping a rig with attachment compact. Used for little Ninja on handheld rig to keep it close and unwieldy

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

I use this for handheld videos on the with my point and shoot, it is a better version of a selfie stick. I also use it B roll shoots on my table top. Not a good support a DSLR when fully extended.

Works as advertised. The reason I wanted it was to conveniently carry two cameras with different lenses, both of which shall not fit in my roll along camera equipment bag at the same time. This carrier allows me to easily carry one of the cameras in this vest while I can pull the roll along with my free hand. It nicely distributes the camera weight on your shoulder and avoids the swinging of the camera and neck strain which one experiences with the camera strap. �� �Putting it on requires some practice and it is highly recommended that the user tries the vest on a few times before using it in the field for the first time. But then this is true of all unfamiliar things. So we need not hold it against the vest. Also the use of a safety strap (which comes with the vest) is strongly recommended as an additional safety measure even though I have never experienced the camera coming loose from the vest. For locking the camera in the vest, a circular attachment plate is supplied which must be tightly screwed on to the camera bottom (Tripod attachment point). A hex nut driver is supplied for this purpose and I emphasize that this attachment must be tight. The camera, once in the vest,� stays securely locked and can be readily taken out by turning it 90 degrees.� It is worth noting that if you are using a Manfrotto style connector, it will place the camera off its axis by about a quarter inch on the tripod. In my opinion that is not a deal breaker. Because of the off axis movement, putting the Manfrotto connector may block access to the camera battery for certain cameras (including mine) , an inconvenience but again not a deal breaker. The camera vest is made in North America, which in my opinion is a plus. Over all , I am completely satisfied with the vest. Thank you Mr. Cotton for exercising your brain power in designing it and your desire to make it in North America. Five stars.

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.