Remote Start In A Manual Car

I really love my tiles because I’m always looking for my remote or my car keys.

Amazing results in getting my car to start....I would recommend this to anyone with the same issues to get them thorough B&H for the quickest shipping!!!!

I test the NOCO for my V8 car died battery and start it within a second

This remote is great. You just plug it in and start shooting. It has a comfortable feel to it.

Reasonable cost for remote car charging when needed

Was able to set up and start printing in a short time....online manual is great resource....love the quality of the pictures and how fast it prints....I will be using in journaling!

I'll start with the fact that manual lenses currently exist for those who like to focus manually. Saving money it's from another book, however...))) Before buying a manual lens, it is advisable to try manual focusing (in a store or if friends have one) and see if you need it? ... You should also be careful with ultra-fast lenses, they require more attention and accuracy. Difficulties with focusing a manual lens are mainly a problem of the person and not the lens. I consider this lens just as a gift for lovers of manual ultra fast lenses. It's small but hefty, has smooth focusing, beautiful rendering, nice rich colors and very attractive bokeh. And in addition to that , you can try it full frame camera and it will almost cover the frame . I would highly recommend this lens for those who clearly understand what manual optics are and how to use them.

I use the remote to start my cam on Autocross and track events, works great!

I use the remote for my A6500 on a gimbal and it serves me well for this purpose. Start and stop recording and that’s it.

I like the audio beep when you start your car so you know it's recording without having to check it. It's practically hidden behind my rear view mirror so I can't really see it. I had to brake really hard in traffic recently, and I heard it beep immediately after, signifying the video clip being saved in case there was an accident and the clip was needed. So that feature works well. I prefer there being no screen on the camera itself (to make it smaller) and instead connecting to your phone to place the camera properly. I can't speak to longevity of the camera yet, but everything seems great so far. Video quality is good, more than adequate. You can see sample footage on YouTube, though keep in mind the original footage will be higher quality since YouTube compresses video when uploaded.