Switch Dock Green Light Flashes Once

Hey, works fabulously. Once set up, only the channel LED light flashes. Not obtrusive flashing lights as some devices. Easy set up, efficient run process, easy reset if required. Best Buy Ever.

Once I realized I needed the phone app to set it up, all went swimmingly. The green connection light reminds me of how pleased I am to have bought it and how wide a range it covers. What a difference from my older one. I especially appreciate the chat guidance on the B&H site for the recommendation that got me to this one and not the more expensive version.

This Accessory is a must if you have Philips Hue Lights. Once set up it works just like a regular light switch with the ability to store up to 4 light settings. No need to open up an App on your phone or computer to turn on lights. I suggest one for each room you have Philips light installed.

I like it. Works well at a very good price (and I like the green color switch)

My battery has been charging for more than 8hrs and it hasent turn green it flashes green but its not solid green any help???

Watched a you tube video on how to use the usb dock. Once i connected the lens, it all made sense. Very useful product for the Sigma lenses that you can adjust the focus.

Once again, I received a great service from B&H. I have been using Panasonic rechargeable NiMh batteries for many years (mainly for my Nikon SB900 flashes) and they never disappointed me. It does take a while to fully charge the batteries (usually over night) but it give me plenty power for my big Nikon flashes with very short loading time between shoots.

A nice large sheet of minus green filter that cleans up the green cast on my Godox AD100 flashes. The sheet is plenty large enough to get many filters out of it if they should fade and need to be replaced

Functions as advertised. The green signal LED does vary in intensity with signal at the lower levels and flashes red when clipping occurs. And there is a USB cable in the box although the adverts don't mention it as In the Box.

It's perfect as a background for talking heads, for instance. And it's much better than chroma green paper. Once you learn how to fold it back into it's bag nobody can stop you.