Sony Phone Models

I was making the move from a digital all-in-one (and phone camera) to a mirrorless camera, and the reviews of this one really got me to look it over. I am so glad that I did! The Micro 4/3rds system makes it so much smaller and more portable than full frame systems, and Canon includes so many helpful ways for a novice to learn while taking pictures with this model. The 'scene' and 'AP' modes start you with presets for taking certain types of photos, and the Info button can be used to toggle on or off a helpful blurb about almost every option. The lens options for this camera are also fantastic. There are so many great lenses out there, and the prices AND size/weight of them is so much more reasonable than larger camera models. The OM-D E-M10 is not for a professional photographer (though the higher end models certainly seem to be) but for someone who aspires to be a more serious hobby photographer, I think it's a GREAT way to launch.

Although this Pixel 3 is a couple of models behind the newly released Pixel 5, this is still a great phone. It came in excellent condition boxed up almost like new. I have not tried to connect to a carrier since I bought this phone only to use for testing apps that I develop.

I have used older models of the P-Touch for almost 20 years, and always appreciated the labeling. This newer model (PT-P710BT) is by far the best I have used. I love the compact form factor, the rechargeable battery, and Bluetooth, making it truly portable. Also being able to create the labels on my phone is great. My one wish is that the phone app was less tricky to use, moving label elements around with your finger is kind of imprecise, and takes longer than it should. I wish the app had left/right/up/down buttons that would let me precisely position elements on the label. I’m wondering if the PC app maybe has that functionality, I’ll have to try it. But, overall, I love this P-Touch. Kudos Brother designers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I knew I was in for a treat when I first opened the Rockstar headphones. They are packaged the way a quality product should be. I have a large family and was able to test these in several models of phones. Every phone I tried with the USB 'C' connector worked when playing music - excellent sound with a notable difference in the bass output over most competitive products. They are extremely comfortable, so much so that you may forget you have them in. They do come with 3 sizes of adapters to fit different sized ears. The cord is plenty long and it's the tangle free flat type cord, won't twist up in knots. Now, what didn't work. As I already stated, every function worked perfectly on the model of phones listed on the box - all calling features, music, etc. Some of the models listed in the instructions as partially compatible are just that - work great with the music, but not all the calling functions work. Are these worth buying? YES ! Especially if you have one of the newer model phones listed as compatible. If you want them just for music listening, they are worth buying also - just don't expect to answer that incoming call if you have a older, partially compatible phone.

As easy to use as the car models. Links to phone and head set if you want spoken information in your helmet.

Now, I can plug in a monitor to my Sony cameras, anywhere. I can see shots I've taken, I can show models.

I've used this on Canon 5d and Sony A7s series cameras for 8 years as well as other models. Great thing is as you move from camera to camera, you don't have to keep buying new cages and throwing out the old ones which only worked for 1 model. Because the pieces are all separate you can optimize the configuration for your camera and how you use it. I use this cage with follow focuses and have had no real issues with slippage despite lack of anti-twist pins on most cameras . I mount Atomos and SmallHD monitors, shotgun mics, indipro LPE6 dual battery holders, and HDMI locks. Rock solid. Small Rig has a full range of accessories. Enough 3'8 and 1/420 holes so that there is never really an issue with attachments getting blocked. You can get taller or shorter cheese rods to adjust to your camera height also. Also great for hand held shots.

Sony televisions are of the highest quality, even basic models like this one offer a significant difference in overall picture quality compared with alternatives (basic models).

My occupation is to record live musical events, and of late, mostly live-streamed. I've used several brands and models of wireless microphones over the years, but purchased the Sony URX Dual Channel receiver kit for the ease at which it can be used with a variety of Sony cameras, including the A7 models and FS5 cinematic camera. A digital connection, without wires, is something to rejoice. I bought the UTX-M40 microphone almost as an afterthought, to accommodate vocal and narrative elements for salon concerts. It was easy to set up and works perfectly. I have used plug-on transmitters before, but the dedicated wireless mic is lighter and more compact, which makes it more comfortable for the talent to use.

I took a chance on purchasing the 55mm size for my Sony Cybershot models HX80 and HX90V. I could find nothing about this type of thing on any site that I searched. Well, they work beautifully to protect that very thin covering over the lens that easily dents and keeps the lens cover shutters from opening and closing. I am very happy with this item (x2). Though it is a bit expensive for a piece of plastic, it does work well.