Video Game Controller Fan Art

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Placed these batteries in a video game controller. Love that after a weekend of continuous they are still going strong. Great value for batteries that you need to last as long as possible

On one shoot thought I was hearing hum. Turned out to be the sound from a video game fan across the room. Clear highs and mids. Would be nice to have a little more bottom, but that's what mixers are for. Great with a dead cat.

The Wacom art tablet is a great device to render drawings for use in video game art. The medium size of the device is a perfect canvas to work from and the blue color is a nice added bonus. Stylus movement across the surface is smooth and crisp, and the fact that the stylus doesn't require batteries is great. This was a birthday present I had shipped by B&H. They did a fantastic job of getting this tablet to its destination on time and presented as a gift the way I expected. Thank you!!

this sure is a video game. five stars.

This unit is game changer. We can now have a fan and TV in the cabin. Great for emergencies too.

With this controller kit i can step up my game in photography.now im enjoying flash photography

I purchased the DJI Goggles Integra and Controller about two weeks ago. Since then, they have become my favorite way to fly my Mini 3 Pro Drone. The Goggles give you an immersive and panoramic First Person View that makes you feel as if you are actually flying the drone from its cockpit. Coupled with the intuitive controller, I found that learning to fly the drone with the Goggles was much easier than with the standard screen-based DJI controllers. The Goggles and controller, though, are not optimized for taking pictures and video. The camera and gimbal controls are more difficult to use and there is no Cine mode for video. Overall, the Goggles and Motion Controller give you a surreal sense of flying the drone at the cost of some limited photo and video options. In view of the absolute fun they provide, it is a very worthy tradeoff. I love my Goggles.

Not a fan of the tinker-toy Tangent, with its various Resolve configuration issues, I jumped at the chance to purchase a controller made by the same company as the software (and the output hardware..I'm noticing a trend here). I uninstalled and the re-installed Resolve 12.5.5 and the controller worked perfectly. No drivers to download. No configuration templates. Just a small solidly build controller for grading in Resolve with one cable as opposed to three or some wonky ethernet configuration (Avid/Euphonix).

These are a great option that complement the SL120 fans. The fans themselves have LEDs around and on the fan blades, diffusing more light compared to the SL120 no matter if using for intake or exhaust. Like the SL, they daisy-chain together and reduce the need for multiple cables. Very convenient, great performance, and looks awesome. One thing to note is that these come with their own controller that's a different version than the SL. These should only be plugged into the included controller for AL fans.

Great temperature controller with fan, love the different functions and that one can adjust the fan to ones needs. Quiet, only adjustable full function control unit I am aware of on the market for AV equipment at this price.