Is There A Wired Ps4 Controller

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

Needed to go from headphones with separate mic and speaker inputs to PS4 controller. This adapter looks sturdy and works so far.

Work great!! Well worth the $$. With the Controller, it tells you how devices are wired.

I wanted a wired remote for occasions when the TC-80N3 Timer/Remote Controller is a little too much, and when the RC-6 infrared remote is a little clunky. This remote is perfect! The plug fits into the camera very accurately (not so much with 3rd party remotes) and the performance is very reliable. What more can I say? It's great!

I use this controller with my PC via bluetooth and it works great. It’s a huge upgrade from my wired 360 controller. It’s slimmer, the texture is better and all the buttons feel and are quieter. A note to PC users, make sure to disable power management for whatever bluetooth adapter you are using or it will create connectivity issues with this controller and any other bluetooth devices.

There are a ton of expensive wireless in-ear systems out there for performers to hear themself without having to lug huge monitors around that take up stage space. But as a bass player I really didn't need a wireless system as I was tethered by my guitar chord already. I first looked at passive belt clip style wired types but settled for a battery powered active wired unit. It worked really well straight out of the box. I could select mono or stereo. It was compact and easy to use and I could boost the volume if the band got louder. But we generally found as all the members switched to in-ear units, our stage volume was noticeably quieter. I would strongly recommend this neat and compact unit.

This unit comes with two remotes. There is a wireless remote and a wired remote. There is also an activation button on the back of the machine. The wireless works pretty well. The distance is ok. I'm sure a new battery and better placement would have given me better range. Not saying what I had was bad. You press and hold down the button and fog comes out. You let go of the button and it stops. This is true with the button on the back, wireless or wired. This unit has a 10,000 cfm output. They claim that this unit is a fog on demandmachine . It seemed to always put out fog whenever I pushed the button. No waiting around for the machine to be ready to make fog. This series was the only one to advertise this feature. (minus the smallest unit) I can say for the other companies, but Chauvet was the only one I saw. There are LED indicators that illuminate the tank, so it makes the whole container glow. Nice touch! The tank holds 1/4 of a gallon. For a small party I probably used 10% of the container. There is a removable cord. It would be neat if these connectors would plug directly into the end of a standard 3 prong extension instead of a cord with a connector like the ones used on computer towers.

There is a wire between the receiver and the camera when shooting wirelessly. And since you can use the transmitter as a wired remote, there's a wire there, too. But I do like the extended functionality that the timer provides and that the backlight stays on longer than it does in the wired version of the Shutterboss.

Works well, replaced a HP x476dw all-in-one inkjet. There is a known slowness with wired connections - to those in the reviews below that mention slow wake up. Wireless works fine. This will probably resolved via a firmware update. Greta all-in-one. Would buy again. Starter toner might be smaller - same with HP.

There are still more options with wired IEMs or headphones compared to TWS or Bluetooth headphones. Most wireless devices follow a V shaped sound signature. With more bass treated as an improvement. I like a more neutral sound signature as it works with wider range of uses, not just music that benefits from more bass. BTR15 lets me choose from a wider selection of options.