Mario Controls Switch

Easy to use. Dip switch controls explained on chassis makes sense.

As Mario would say: \Just what I needed! Wahoo!\" I would say the same. This was a perfect tool to hook up my Cintiq Companion to a monitor arm without fear of it falling down. It's a little bulky but the construction and pieces are solid. Be warned though the screws are a pain to install with the provided wrench."

I recently received my flashlight, and have only used it once. However, it is super easy to use, and the fact that the on switch/wheel controls the brightness is an indispensable features for me. The functionality, and ease of use make it worth every penny. Making it square on all sides means it's not going to roll off of a flat surface when it is set down in the dark. Bonus. At low setting, it will be enough illumination to read what you need to, without comprising your long earned night vision. I never bothered to turn it up all the way, as I had enough light to do what I needed at lower setting. I would definitely recommend this product to others, it is inexpensive, does what you want, and is very user friendly. What's not to like? Thanks bhphotovideo! Clear skies!

Comfortable, flexible, versatile, bright, logical controls. Separate switch's for white and red lights. Easily connected to ball cap. Bright color makes it easy to find. Easily goes from wide angle to spotlight. A most useful tool.

This camera is a great choice for someone looking for superb video In a budget compact package. The manual controls are superb, I especially like the switch allowing you to switch between AF and MF, which is laid right next to your thumb. Overall, the controls are very well laid out. The LCD and EVF are clear and smooth, and the touchscreen controls work well. I find myself rarely needing to enter the menus, due to all the controls being on the body, even things like timer and time lapse. The lens is crisp, has nice feeling rings, and has good flexibility. My only complaint with this camera is the plastic mount on the lens. Mine is fine, but it makes me a little nervous.

I use the switch at work to toggle between which PC controls the speakers (great for two users playing music). At home, I use the switch to toggle between my speakers and my headset. I got tired of unplugging-reconnecting audio jacks. It works exactly as intended and comes with a mounting strip -that is stronger than hook & loop- you simply cut in half and adhere to desired spot. Has zero flaws that I am aware of and my first one is 3 years old now.

A simple and easy to use looper Clean controls, solid switch design and rugged body.

If you use a webcam, and you care that your image is sufficiently illuminated for your viewers to see, then you really should consider this item. Its on-off switch on the back also controls its brightness (K) that you prefer for your viewed image. It can stand on your desk or table, or be suspended from a boom mount. To power it, I recommend the 12v Fujia Appliance AC Power Adapter.

I've lately been using two Canon cameras so that I can switch back and forth without having to think about different controls: An R6 and an R6 Mk2. But the Mk2 has a new hot shoe, plus they moved the on-off switch. So I traded in the original and bought a second Mk2. I love the new flash (EL-5) and the auto focus is amazing. So happy with my R6 Mk2s.

Hard to get to some of the controls.