Ps5 Controller Hand Grips

This kit is well built, and is far more useful than I expected. The FIZ controller and two hand grips provide for countless control options, without limiting the imagination of the operator. The zoom rockers are small, but do allow for proportional speed control. I initially thought one motor was DOA, as it failed to move. It was due to my enthusiasm to test the system without reading the manual. Hint: calibrate the motors first, and then turn on the controllers. Honestly, I cannot think of any criticism of this gear. I can now use a great manual  lens with all the automation that I am used to.

Works so much better than the hand controller

I've been using the DJI Smart Controller without a lanyard and had found it cumbersome and dangerous carrying it in my hands throughout a work day. While moving around before and after a drone flight I was forever having to sit the Smart Controller down to free up a hand to do something. I was worried I, or someone else, would step on the controller. Using this lanyard bracket with a lanyard it keeps the Smart Controller on me and off the ground at all times. While walking to and from a launch site it frees my hand to hold or do something else before/after drone flights. The build quality is great - strong and finished nicely. The screws are the correct size and work perfectly. The lanyard and power port holes are correct sizes and allow cable input with the bracket on the controller. I've had this on the Smart Controller for over six months and it works great. I'd never take it off. I'd highly recommend this product.

Like the old Aaton hand-grips, the only thing that would make this better is an integrated run-stop button.

I've gone through so many hand grips on my rig. I hated all of them...until I got these. They are durable, and do the job for a very cheap price.

I purchased the 32inch reflector and it is the perfect size to hand hold especially with the built in hand grips. It also offers the flexibility of using an holder attached to a stand. I am very satisfied with this product.

Granted, the purchase price for the MB-D16 isn't as cheap as third-party knock-offs that are out there. That being the case, I tried one of the third-party grips first. Saving money is nice, right? On the other hand, its hard to put a price tag on that sinking feeling that arises when your cheap grip caused your camera to lock up--at just the wrong moment. I know. There are folks who've bought the third-party grips and are happy. I also know that sometimes you can just switch to a backup body. On the other hand, sometimes your backup has the wrong lens for the moment, and sometimes you just end up having missed the shot. Happily for me, the imitator went back and no problems have occurred withe the MB-D16. Its very first outing consisted of 1100+ photos taken at a 5K run. The MB-D16 is more solid, doesn't creak when you hold it tight, and (best of all) doesn't leave you wondering whether it will cause your camera to lock up at just the wrong moment.

I've been wanting to get a pair of these for a while. I think Shape makes the best hand grips. I paired two of these with my C500 MK II and it's been a great investment.

These hand grips are quickly and easily adjusted. I read a review saying they don't lock in place but I've not had that issue. I even tried to force a slippage and could not. No hand grip set up is perfect for every camera set up, but I feel these are a solid professional choice. It would be nice if the arm attachment at the 15mm bracket was adjustible but you can't best these for the price.

All portrait hand-grips are good for that extra control, and this is no different on that part. But the second battery option is great for tripod work, and interval shooting, when it runs awhile, can drain the single battery fairly consistently.