Pre Owned Gaming Controllers

If you use a lanyard (and I often do) this professional-level accessory screws into pre-existing holes in the controller. I own one for each of my controllers.

Excellent battery life and great value for money. Great for gaming controllers, wireless keyboards, and such.

This keyboard is really nice. I haven't owned any other midi controllers so this review will be strictly from a newbie perspective. But I've owned plenty of musical equipment over the past 22 years. This keyboard has a great build/quality for the cost. I especially enjoy the rubbery buttons and the color/finish. The plastic keys are pretty standard like most keys. But what really stands this keyboard out is how it works seamlessly with FL Studio; literally all you have to do is plug it in with the provided usb cord and it syncs automatically. I will disclaim that I haven't tried it with third party software in the DAW though. But with FL every function works. And I haven't run into any problems with it. I don't have a bad thing to say about it and I'm glad I purchased it. I will absolutely recommend this keyboard if you have FL Studio. I haven't tried any other controllers so take that as you want. Thanks for reading.

I have owned various lens controllers. My previous camera was LANC and I owned the LANC version of this Varizoom controller for it. When I moved to Sony's EX camera, there was no question I would get this Varizoom controller. Unlike other EX controllers, the VZ PG-Ex lets you control the zoom with a dial and not the rocker. This lets you have rock solid fixed speed zooms from slowest to highest speeds the camera supports. You can also modify the speed smoothing during a zoom because of the excellent ergonomics. If you don't want easy fixed speed zooms, there's the Pro-EX model that uses the rocker to control the speed. I have used both and prefer the PG-EX. Both units have excellent tactile feedback on buttons and rockers. There is an additional button that is programmed to review the previous clip. Other things that speak to the quality product is the heavy duty cord with a nice way to manage excess. And, the handle clamp design is rock solid AND does not require the wing nut to be completely removed. But, if you just want low cost, go buy other controllers. You won't appreciate this but you WILL get what you pay for with the cheap ones. The VZ PG-EX is worth every penny if production value, reliability, operational efficiency and build quality are important. The looks don't hurt either. It definitely says Pro.

Mix Pre 6 has so many components to its performance. It's just the best field recorder I've owned.

All benchmarks show the new Ryzen 5000 series CPUs perform better than its competitor in both productivity and gaming. It is a no brainer. I needed the high core count of the 5900X to power my unRAID media/NAS/gaming server. It runs like a champ while being quiet and in low temp. Shout out to B&H Photo for allowing pre-order on this product. Other retailers require you to play the game of who can check out the fastest, and you can never beat the scalper bots. While I wait for my pre-order to be filled, I tried my luck on buying one from other retailers and failed miserably every single time when there was a stock alert.

I owned the Quest 1 and upgraded to the Quest 2(ordered first day of the pre order). The visuals are improved, the lighter headset creates less strain on my neck and face, and for the most part I like the new controllers. Except for the grip/middle finger button. The new design of the controller puts the handle deeper into your hand, and the grip button require much more effort to activate(you have to push it much further in than the Quest 1). Any software that uses this to grab and throw feels way less immersive because you are constantly fighting with the deeper button. Games like that I would rather play on the Quest 1(which is a bummer). Overall I like the headset and I have recommended it to friends, but that one annoyance does suck.

I am a new Nikon user and have found great deals on the B&H website. The delivery was quick and the pre-owned lens is working great. Thank you B&H for your service to the industry.

I had recently bought a pre-owned budget 1k off a friend who complained that it kept flickering and going out after 10 minutes of use. I got the head for dirt-cheap, and then took it apart to look for any shorts. Couldn't find any. So my next step was to try a replacement bulb, and these Impact lamps were half the price of any others out there, so I figured I wasn't risking much if they didn't solve the issue. Guess what? They totally did. Comparing the filament in these with the one that came with the 1k head, these are much better, very uniform, and after replacing the lamp, I fired up my cheap light, and it burned flicker free for about an hour test, and I celebrated my super-cheap addition to my budget G/E kit. I have yet to see if their life-span lives up to the 100hrs. that I believe is estimated, but for the price, it isn't a problem to order a few and have on hand.

Nice preamp, transparent, clean. Gotta be the quietest I've owned, it puts the pre in Focusrite's own voicemaster pro to shame. Better than the pre's in my Yamaha console Figure this will work nicely with my 416 for voice