Ps5 Pro Controller Used

Used this from my monitor controller to my near-fields. Does exactly what I wanted it to do.

Used in my xbox controller lasted very long time I found out new batteries try then and you will to

Used in my Canon Pro 1 printer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used it for my PS5 and so far been great. No overheating and fast downloading speed

Used it several times already. I have a pro, standard and a slim.

Used these for a church event, ran them with a DMX controller. They work great, are reasonably bright and well-priced. Definitely good for someone on a budget.

Used the scope about 5 times so far. Very easy to align with the hand controller using 2 star. The Sky align seems to fail for me but it could be because I have a limited view of the sky and stars aren't far apart. Hard to tell. Instructions are lacking and app isn't great, but the tracking, optics, and form factor are so great that I am willing to overlook those issues. So far so good!

Used four of these flashes with the controller for a recent real estate photo shoot and they worked out great. A lot of power and easy to program!

This is the 2nd Samsung 980 Pro Drive bought one for the PC and one for the PS5. Dont have any complaints. Samsung has always been my goto for SSD Drives

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the best and fastest drive I have ever had by far. Replaced my generic Samsung NVME with the new 512gb 980 Pro in minutes! Using Samsung’s excellent cloning software, I cloned my existing NVME to the new 880 Pro and replaced it, booting up using the new 880 Pro with Windows booting up in mere seconds. Literally took maybe 10 minutes total! Technology sure has come a long way from the old days. I’m actually seeing double the write performance for the 980 Pro over the generic Samsung NVME I've been using. The new PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe 1.3 interface is quoted to deliver some very impressive numbers. Samsung indicates that the 980 Pro can reach up to an unprecedented 7GB/s in sequential read and 5GB/s in sequential write. Random reads and writes have the potential to hit the million IOPS mark in throughput (at Q32T16). Though this quoted performance from Samsung is very exciting, users will need a compatible system to reach these numbers. Moreover, both the Xbox Series X and PS5 will feature PCIe 4.0 compatibility for those who want the most out of their next-gen console. Hardcore gamers will certainly be looking for more options in the near future (specifically the PS5, which indicates support for 3rd-party NVMe PC drives). That said, consoles use custom hardware and components, so it’s really hard to anticipate how non-propriety drives will perform in these next-gen consoles. I absolutely love the performance of my new drive and most likely will purchase an additional one once PS5 becomes compatible with it. Definitely recommend it if you're looking for the very best!