Reolink Wireless Security Camera Left Right Move

Works great for my Reolink PoE security camera. Output meets its specs and so far no issues. Runs very cool, smaller than usual PoE injectors I have and at an incredible price. Even comes with a wall mount and nice design that looks more like an ikea power adapter than a bulky utilitarian looking. Check if output meets your requirements and buy if yes.

I bought these for temporary security camera mounts. They are so nice. I can move my cameras in any position. They are sturdy and made well.

This is the best camera that you sell with audio it is a really great camera wish you had the same camera with the ability to move right and left and up and down to adjust the angle but it is a really excellent camera and I would recommend it

I love these ball heads. I am left handed and often use a camera / lense combination that is rather heavy for me. I attach a left handed flash bracket to this trigger with a remote shutter release velcroed to the bracket grip. With this setup I can guide the camera around on a monopod or tripod gripping the bracket in one hand and the trigger in the other with very little effort and great precision. I don't have to move my hand to loosen any knobs in order to move the camera any direction I want. I know there are ballheads at 4 times the price that are probably this easy to use, but um, they are four times the price. And bogen plates and platforms are very easy to use and inexpensive.

I needed to connect an outdoor wireless security camera to Wifi but the signal on the main router wasn't strong enough to penetrate a thick masonry wall. The TP-link solved this problem. I set it up inside at the wall needing signal penetration but in line with the router. It worked perfectly - having a booster closer to the camera did the trick.

I use this to connect my wireless transmitters to my MixPre 3. I connect this to the line out, then use TRS cables to my transmitters. I get stereo right and left through wireless into my camera, plus a recording on the MixPre 3. In certain situations this is very valuable.

Our church was looking for a camera that we could move, use outside of our sanctuary and be easy to use. This fit that need and more. Being wireless and battery powered has allowed us to place this camera in places for a closer view, like our children's program. If you are looking for a quick set up, or ease of use this camera works. The image has been great and when paired with our NDI setup, we are able to seamlessly add this to our livestream.

I am not using this as a Center Channel Speaker, but as my Left Dolby Atmos Speaker. I have an older JBL Center Channel Speaker for the Right Dolby Atmos Speaker, and I wanted something similar for the Left so I purchased the somewhat affordable Yamaha. Yes, it is an odd choice for Dolby Atmos Speakers, but it works and sounds really good.

I will use this product when I need to use double straps Blackrapid setup.I like the fact that it is well built and yet lighter than my Really Right StuffLarge Ballhead that I use with my tripod.For the money this is a terrific Head.It does not pan Left & Right, but the Monopod of the same package allows panning Left & Right.

Works just as described and reviewed. I paid a bit more to get the stereo version so that I could handle two inputs (typically two keyboards). Very solid and hefty. Plug and play...nothing to it. Just be careful if you are using just one instrument that you use Left or Right all the way through; kind of obvious, but Left in and Right out doesn't work!