Playstation 4 Controller L2 Button Presses

I replaced my Ring doorbell with a Nest. I found the Ring didn't register button presses, and there was always a delay in seeing movement or people at the door. The Nest Hello reacts quickly and is designed to be a better button press. It also works perfectly with all my Google/Nest products. I wouldn't switch back.

So far, I've had no issues so far with the controller in either Steam games or emulators. The controller feels just like a playstation controller, so it's easy to get used to the controls. And since the cord is so long, I could sit away from the computer on the couch. 10/10 Would buy again.

It's a small and lightweight controller with a firm click of each button and touchpad.

Use it on Canon 24-70mm L2.

should improve air valve for air to escape only if one presses the valve

4th one I have bought and installed. Have 2 more to go.

Sounds great on the PlayStation 4!!

To be fair I did no research into this when I bought it. I needed a zoom controller for my Ursa Broadcast G2 as I'm using it on a tripod for sports, and this is pretty much the only game in town without dropping gobs of money on a Fujinon controller. (I'm using the Fujinon kit lens in the G2 combo package). I knew it had the zoom rocker, zoom speed knob and a button behind the knob. What I didn't really is how agile this thing is. I didn't realize there were also 3 buttons under the handle as well. Just messing around I had the speed knob set up to be a focus knob, the button behind the knob set to trigger autofocus, a button underneath (there's actually one on either side of the handle but they're paired together to do the same function) to trigger record, and then the other two I set up for preset Focus A and preset Focus B. Shifting focus between the two presets was fast and precise. Will I ever actually use all the buttons? Probably not, I just wanted a zoom control. But I do see the ability to use the zoom speed knob as a half-baked focus wheel being useful down the road. My only real gripe is the mount. It's gigantic, and there's no adjustability. It took a bit of fiddling with my tripod to get it in a position where it was comfortable to use without the tripods arm getting in the way. It would be nice if there was a way to change the angle a little bit

This controller is used to operate a Fujinon lens on a Sony HVR-S270. As with previous Varizoom products I have had, the quality is great and it does all it is supposed to do at a great price.The main negative for me is that I don't like the record/pause button right next to the zoom control. You can accidentally hit pause when you don't intend to do so. I put a cap over the record button and tape it down to avoid pausing by accident and losing important footage.

This monitor has been (what I think) the best purchase I've made in the past year. It has incredible color accuracy, pretty good brightness, and it's very convenient. The built in KVM has been wonderful, as I use a MacBook Pro for work on the go, but have a desktop Windows machine for more intense projects. This monitor makes bringing home the MacBook and using it in a desktop setting super easy. It provides a color accurate monitor, my keyboard, mouse, and speakers (connected through the monitor's USB) in the press of one-button. If I want to switch back to my beefier desktop, I just push one button on the controller and I'm switched. The built in controller also makes switching between color modes a breeze. Only thing I'm slightly disappointed by is HDR performance.