Jlab Studio Wireless Headphones Delay

I've used a variety of wireless earbuds including the LG Tone series, the JLab JBuds Air, and the Anker Soundbuds Slim . The Pixel Buds A-Series are by far the best earbuds I've ever experienced. They have crisp and clear sound quality, and great Google Assistant integration. The hardware is very nice with the case being slim enough to carry in my pocket without feeling bulky. If you're hesitant to purchase any pair of earbuds as it's a costly investment, I definitely recommend these earbuds. One item I do wish these earbuds had would be some type of external audio bypass so that I wouldn't have to remove them for quick conversations, otherwise it's not that big of an inconvenience as they are easy to remove and place back in my ear.

I've had the Beats Studio wireless over-the-ear headphones for over a year and desired the same audio quality in a more portable form. These earbuds do not disappoint. If you're looking for noise-cancelling earbuds with the freedom of bluetooth then these are worth the purchase. The battery life relative to the recharging time is also very impressive.

The best wireless NC headphones that I have ever heard!

The best pair of wireless headphones every created!

Great for studio and wireless operation!

A great go-to for headphones in the field or studio.

If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.

This wireless remote works exactly as billed. In fact, it works better than I was expecting. When I first read the description of this product's features, I missed the part about the optional two-second delay (toggled via a switch on the back of the remote). It wasn't until I was taking a few test frames using this unit that I realized the importance of that delay. It's just enough time to get my arms back at my side and look normal when taking group shots as I did with my family over the holidays this year. Without that delay, my arm would be pointed straight at the camera in every picture. I know it sounds silly to have not considered this before, but it honestly didn't cross my mind when I made the purchase. I also appreciate that the included pouch is designed to slide onto your camera strap for easy access. Given how inexpensive it is, I can't imagine why every Canon owner shouldn't have one of these.

This is a great way to release the shutter on a Canon camera without touching it. How it interfaces with the camera depends on the camera model. The prior model would only work with a two-second delay during which time the mirror inexplicably stayed down. Now you can defeat the delay and/or combine it with mirror lockup. One good thing not documented that I can see is that in live view mode one press of the button on this wireless will trigger all exposures in a sequence (e.g., for HDR.) One very dumb thing: the receiver for the wireless signal on the camera is on the front but the photographer is almost always going to be behind it. Why not two receivers? How much could that cost?

I used this wireless remote for self portraits on a hiking trail. It worked perfectly with no delay. I haven't used it for the flash yet.