Ps4 Controller Plug In For Charge

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

I use to to plug my DJ controller to my laptop.

Needed to go from headphones with separate mic and speaker inputs to PS4 controller. This adapter looks sturdy and works so far.

Plug it into the wall, adopt it from the Unifi controller, and you're done. Easy as can be.

I purchased these headphones a couple of weeks ago and I'm so glad I did. I use them on PS4 and the setup couldn't be easier, just plug them into the controller. The sound quality is fantastic and the noise cancellation is immediate as soon as you put them on.

Great price charge plug and go

What can I say, Plug and Play(Charge). Works fine and the male plug prongs retract making a compact package to carry in your bag.

I use this zoom control with a Canon HF G10 and it works perfectly. Previously I would use the infrared remote when I needed a smooth zoom. The finger slider zoom on this camera isn't the best. Now I can zoom very smoothly without worrying about running out of batteries. The manual states that you should only plug the controller in when the camera is off, but I think this is just an overcautious warning to prevent electrostatic discharge. If you plug in the controller while the camera is on, it still gets recognized immediately with the HF G10.

This unit works great. Plug it up right out of the box and away we went. I haven't found anything that I don't like about this zoom controller. I even liked the price!

I wanted a desktop controller for my studio B and this bad boy was the perfect choice. I have another brand in my main studio, so I was anxious to try this one out. It's very simple and looks great. It doesn't take up a lot of room, but has a lot to offer. I tend to play music from different sources and through different sources (i.e. mixing songs) and this guy has everything you need right there to do so. Play it through your computer interface and quickly control the volume of your speakers, switch speakers A/B, check your mix with mono and dim, or just mute everything - it's all right there. Then, if you want to plug in a tablet, a phone, or mp3 player or something, there's a short 3.5mm cord that comes with it (nice touch). Just plug in and switch your source and play things that way. You wouldn't think a centralized system would be so impactful to your work flow, but it really helps.