Phone Monitoring Apps

Easy to setup, works well with phone and multiple apps.

Bought this phone for very specific use and locked up other apps works well and feels good.

As someone who wasn't sure how I was going to like printing from my phone rather than typing on a physical keyboard...well... I have to say I can't believe I waited so long. This little label maker is wonderful! The apps for the phone definitely have a learning curve, but when you get the perfect label and are able to save it, it's pure joy. The labels come out sharp, the battery life is excellent, it's quick and quiet, and it fits nicely in a small camera bag. They do make cases it specifically, but I live all the pockets a camera bag offers. I have not had any jams. The machine recognized which tape I have in it and sends that information right to the app. The apps offer many more options for label styles and you can see the label right on your phone before you print. The tape is not cheap but it is durable and has stuck wonderfully to every shelf at work. I work at a car dealership in the parts department and it is a dusty and oily environment. The price of the labels is worth it. This is a great little printer that was worth every penny.

I am used to using 7506s with my mixers, but when monitoring my camera or enjoying music on my phone these are nice. Good bass response even though they don’t cover your ears. I like the fold up portability to hopefully keep them safe longer. The 45 degree jack also helps. Like these. Great price. I’ll buy again when I wear these out.

If you use your I-Phone to do radio remotes, this is what you need. You'll be able to use headphones for monitoring and a decent mic for interviewing, announcing, etc. The only weak link is the jack in the phone itself, so treat it well! A well made cable.

I already knew this phone using one that from a friend. It impressed the quality and the flat sound that I think is ideal for mixing and monitoring. It performs this function very well. I'm really enjoying it.

Looks amazing, has a great physical interface but can be nicely controlled from a phone without installing any apps. Sounds great obviously. Yeah, love it :)

I rarely use a phone, don't do social media, apps, and generally carry it primarily for emergencies or directions. The Pixel 3 is vastly quicker than an elderly LG and has better reception in the peaks, valleys, and hollers here in the NC mountains. Clarity of voices is excellent and the camera is a suitable backup for quick documentation when digital cameras are not available. Sale price made for quite an affordable phone.

20.3 mp,changeable lens,apps,wi-fi,NFC,viewable and controllable on my phone or tablet, all built-in. Way ahead of everybody else. Nikon and Cannon should worry. This camera will satisfy all but the pros.

In this day of phone apps to control everything, I appreciate a dedicated remote to avoid using my phone. Ever since using the included remotes with Aputure lights, I quickly became accustomed to setting my lights from behind the camera. Sure, the Sidius Link app is great for more elaborate lighting networks, but sometimes I just want to grab a remote and be done with it. Pairing lights, sifting through menus, etc. can be time consuming on set. A simple remote is just that...simple for simple people like me. This product works great, and is very affordable. I control two Nanlite Forza 60s with it; independently, or simultaneously. Sometimes, simple is best.