Moto Mirror Control Switch

I needed a new unit to mirror (RAID1) save my work, and decided to switch over from LaCie for a change. So far I'm very impressed! The unit is well built, solid and the fan's not too loud. Looks both cool and modern, while also low key. I did call customer support to make sure I was setting up and initializing it properly, and got a person on the phone without too many hassles. He answers my questions and got me sorted quickly. The online manual could have been more helpful, but customer support was easy enough.

I have a 500mm mirror lens but could not take a shot without it blurring. The Canon RS-60E3 Remote Switch solved that. I will also be using it for astro-imaging solar system objects as well.

Upgraded from my first moto, a g5 to this moto g power. Moto phones never disappoint. Great battery life. Only setback is the missing back arrow bottom left like the moto g5, swiping back sometimes deletes emails or other alerts and never know where it goes.

I like that it includes a volume control, a power switch and audio control.

I mostly use these for shutter control. Works mirror up, timer one click, or bulb mode holding the button. Brilliant reliable kit. I also shoot high speed flash sync with these, just set your camera to 250 auto and flash to manual full power. Move or diffuse the flash hand held, but keep it at full power. No black outs up to 4000 fps for emergency bright sunny day fill.

This remote is tiny, but it works quite well. I use it in the mirror up mode for a lot of my shooting, and it's great to have a wireless control option without having a wireless receiver dongle on one side of your camera.

Works great with my Moto G6.

Working perfect in my Moto G3.

Have only had it for a few days, but I love the power switch and volume control on the remote.

I have had several Moto phones throughout the years and Motorola has never disapointed.