Pop Control Games

Works great to control pop sounds, and looks so much better than the cheap clip-on pop-screens.

I needed a case for a rebuild of my brother's computer. His old case was badly designed and didn't have good airflow. It was causing thermal throttling, and this Fractal case completely fixed that. A lot of his games are running much better, and there's a couple of games he wasn't able to play that he can now. The Fractal Pop is very sturdy and was very easy to build in. When I eventually get around to building myself a desktop (I'm on a laptop currently) I'll be buying another Fractal Pop from B&H.

Blue Snowball is the best Mic for recording PC Games. Audio is clear with minimal pop. Highly Recommended.

Best for all of my indoor photography where a little more light and control is needed than I get with the pop-up flash on my 40D. Found it easy to use and really does the job. Bought a diffuser with it and this gives it all the control you could want. Haven't found any cons for this unit.

Always thought that this was something I could do without. Simply the fasted and easiest way to control the light. Pop in in seconds and knock the light down a stop or two. Perfect.

This is the perfect middle ground for an on and off camera option. Keep it in camera for great sound and control or pop it on a boom for interviews.

This is a solid magnifier, but its not my favorite. My gripe is the swivel control. I'm not a fan of having to actuate a control to pop the magnifier in and out of action, as apposed to an EOTECH that is under spring tension and doesn't require the depress of a button to get out of the way (during a high stress situation).

If you are looking for a light to make the subject pop then this is the light for you. So much range and control. Super easy to set up and the build Quality is very high this feels indestructible. I don't think I'll be needing flashes anymore after using this

I use this arm when setting up a remote camera for shooting NBA games. I like it much better than the arm with the lever because it gives me much more control when adjusting it in close quarters and making small changes.

It's Animal Crossing, but newer, cuter, more beautiful, and more in-depth. More control than previous games (you can control basically everything), and the villagers interact with the environment even more than older AC games. Definitely recommended for Animal Crossing fans and anyone trying to escape the real world, even with friends (you can go to their island). Be warned: you will spend more time than you realize enjoying this game.