Routing In Wireless Sensor Networks

Probably a little overkill for my living situation, but in an apartment complex with dozens of other networks around, I have yet to see any drops or have wireless issues a few months in.

I recently discovered Ubiquity Networks products due to poor performance of all in one routers for wireless capabilities. These are by far want I wanted to isolate wireless performance and settings and provide complete extended coverage throughout my property.

Routing to a second monitor, this was great

Perfect for big traffic networks...

Sadly Nikon did not keep the wireless remote sensor on their D3100 model so I was forced to use a USB compatible model. The Vello model has been the perfect addition to serve my needs. Unfortunately mine did break where it plugs into the camera, ...I really think I just happened to get a bad model and since I really liked the features of this remote shutter release will be exchanging my broken one with the same model. Thank you B&H, ...

Great for cable management and routing on windshield

Used to join to servers/networks for one keyboard & mouse.

Great for medium sized hands, flawless wireless tech, top tier sensor, ambidextrous design, and even better with a Lithium AA to make it even lighter and more balanced. In the market for a top of the line mouse, then look no further.

As the name implies, it's a superlight wireless mouse. It's got Logitech's best sensor, and it's also the best or top tier sensors on the market. I tried the finalmouse starlight 12, various glorious models, plenty of razer mice which are highly overrated IMHO (I do hear good things about the deathadder v3 pro and viper 2 pro - new sensor, but i always had issues with razer software). I also the Logitech g pro LOL edition which is super cool, but 20g heavier but has rgb. Only mouse I found to rival these two Logitech g pro wireless mice is the endgame gear xm1, which is wired, we all are waiting for a wireless version. If you want something reliable, I believe even at this price point (got mine on sale for 109), this mouse is the best in class sensor with amazing value for money, no wonder 50% of fps pro players use it!

I own the canon rebel T3, which does not have a built in sensor for a wireless remote. This remote plugs right in and works flawlessly with my camera.