Using Two Controllers On Switch

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

The RS-60E3 remote is a very easy to use remote switch. Just plug it in and click. Two foot cable is adequate but could be longer. Overall it is a very nice product and I would definately recommend it.

Using the low divider set - Two 7DMII, 70-200mm 2.8, 100-400mm, 1.4 telextender, 50mm 1.4, Tamron 16-300mm my go to travel lens, 680 flash, remotes, ND filter pack, two sets of camera and flash batteries, chargers, Pixel Pocket Rocket, two polarizers with adapters for all the lenses, computer cables and power link, Think Tank Computer bag for a MAC Book Pro and iPAD. You could probably get more in without the low divider set but if you take your computer its a great way to keep it safe and one less thing to carry. Weight is barley below the allowed flight limit, just in case, and it fits easily in the overhead. No more lugging a large backpack. Locks and locking cable used in hotels! A lot less anxiety. I wish I'd gotten this years ago.

I AM USING THIS SPLITTER CABLE BACKWARDS SO THAT I HAVE TWO TRIGGERS IN TO ONE CAMERA SO FAR IT IS WORKING FINE DOES ANYONE SEE A PROBLEM DOING THIS?

So far, i'm loving the feeling. Using it for playing on the nintendo switch.

Using it has a bypass for subwoofer. Seems durable and has a switch. I'm pleased.

Using to switch between comp and DVDs player for projector and TVs

I don't know what you need to say about it. It does exactly what it says it does. I use mine to hold some VR controllers as well.

Using this switch to provide power and data to an AP and IoT device

Using for a home solution mated to an EdgeRouter POE, and ToughSwitch. I purchased to replace an unmanaged Cisco switch that did not offer link aggregation. I have been using other Ubiquiti products since 2013, and so far has been an extremely positive experience, minus my Gen1 UniFi UAP-AC('s) ... I was able to DHCP into the switches 192.168.1.X network pretty painless, then configured VLANs and switched all ports to but one to different VLANs/subsets then once I jumped back into the switch on the new network I was able to reconfigure that last port. Probably would have been idea to leave one port on default VLAN but I need all 24 ports. Plenty of good videos on configuring if you need them, I was able to get the hang of the GUI pretty quickly, seems stable and decently user friendly. Currently runs at 50C so that's good ... will keep an eye on temps.