Verizon Wireless Quick Dial Numbers

This is my first wireless keyboard with a numeric extension. It is perfect when entering many numbers into documents and spreadsheets. I do not know how I have gotten by with just a keyboard. This is worth your consideration when in the market for a new or replacement keyboard for your Mac.

This is the Best Apple Keyboard. Yes, you have to charge it once in a while because it's wireless. But if you do ANY typing of numbers, you'll want this keyboard. But it now.

This is my second wireless expanded keyboard and it works great. If you work with numbers, it is far easier than the standard keyboard that comes with my new iMac. However I do miss the touch button.

I do not need my reading glasses with the large letters and numbers and the backlight is perfect for gaming. Thank you for your quick shipping.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're considering this drive, you've already seen the speed test numbers. It is indeed a quick drive that will keep up with whatever you need it for. At 120 GB, it may be on the small side for a single drive system, but that depends on how each user's preference and needs. If you're considering this as an upgrade from a magnetic drive, don't hesitate... the results will amazing you and the silent operation will impress you.

This is definitely the wireless trigger to buy. The other version (X-1T) covers the shutter speed dial on the X-T1 and X-T3 cameras (others probably too but I dont own any others) - you can still use it but its not optimal. This one is angled so that it clears all of the dials. Its small, inexpensive and does its job great.

The dial in color temperature, hue and brightness controls along with the wireless master / slave features make these a breeze to use. I can document and then quickly replicate my lighting set ups. Planning on buying another set of three!

I purchased this flash as an alternative to the Canon 430 EXII Speedlight which was three times more expensive. I have used this on a few jobs and it is an excellent alternative. The guide numbers are as true as any others, the flash head rotates just over 90 degrees vertically and 180 degrees horizontally so you can point the head in any direction necessary - even back into an umbrella. All of the zoom and E-TTL features work as the Canon do including the ability to dial in adjustments to exposure compensation on the camera itself, so if I access the camera quick menu to dial down the flash to -2/3, the flash gives me -2/3 fill flash. This is using the E-TTL however and if you want manual control, you still have to set the flash itself. Recycle times are good and the AF Assist works well enough although the Canon is slightly better. The flash did not come with a stand as the product image shows, but that's not a problem for me. The flash has a small slide-out diffuser that it pretty useless. I would have preferred a slot for a bounce card, but for what I paid I certainly can't complain. The only thing you really don't have with this that you get with the speedlight is the wireless capability, but for my uses, if I go wireless, I'll be purchasing a dedicated wireless system and not relying on speedlights.

I use this on my D700. Although I have had it for a short while I am really enjoying its quick focus & sharp photos. It takes a little while to dial it in because it seems very sensitive to where you are focusing it. I have used it in super low light & it's pretty nice..

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!