Pack And Play Instructions

Never read the instructions, plug and play.

Easy install plug and play, make sure to read instructions before you install.

The only problem that I have is the instructions are inadequate...came with no booklet and a CD that will not play..I need instructions on how to square up the pic on the screen...I see the test pattern but do not know how to square up the corners of the projected light on the screen.

Easy install. 99% plug n play. Easy instructions. Great app. Highly recommended

The product is definitely easy to use, plug and play. Scanning is quality is as expected from reviews and product descriptions. Instructions are easy to follow. The scanning process is efficient.

Finding instructions for setting up the speakers to a new router was the only difficult part and connecting my play ones to a wireless connection. Other than this I have a play 5, two play 1's, beam, and boost for a surround sound which is very premium if not THE BEST speakers you can buy. I've owned products since 2016 and have not been disappointed since especially since the speakers and the app get updates!

It was basically plug and play after looking up the instructions online to set up through Xfinity. Immediately doubled our incoming speed, having upgraded from 500Mbps to 1Gbps. In combination with an upgraded mesh Wi-Fi router, we quickly at least doubled the speed of all our devices.

Very simple to setup. Follow the instructions - step by step. It was a real plug n play system. Sound is great.

Having said that you have to play with it to see how it works best because Nikon doesn't give you instructions with the product. You have to look in your camera guide. Sometimes works from the rear if you can bounce the signal. If it won't fire your camera it's usually because you're not in front of the camera or the camera can't focus so won't fire. Also you should use the viewfinder cover so that the sensor doesn't pick up light from the back of the camera. Bottom line is test it first with each situation. I keep it in the pouch that comes with it, attached to my camera strap.

This device has a small footprint and is very thin. No instructions were necessary. It was plug and play. Only wonder why apple no longer equips its iMacs with this necessary interface.