Windows Switch Pro Controller Pressing Random Buttons

I currently have a Macbook Pro 13 and a 27 4k monitor and a Blackmagic EGPU. I primarily use it for video editing, however, with more time spent home I wanted to play games and while the Games available on Steam for Mac are not as great as windows there is still a good selection. The Xbox One Wireless Controller has built-in Bluetooth and playing the games wirelessly is fantastic. The controller uses 2 double AA batteries but I use 2 rechargeable enelope batteries that work great. The controller feels great on the hands and is very comfortable. I would highly recommend this controller if you use MAC or windows for gaming also this model has a very nice see-through style where you can see the internals.

Easy to use. Buttons do not provide the same pressing sensation as a touch screen. This is the only thing that makes it difficult to use. Other than that, I am satisfied with the product.

Plays all region dvds automatically without pressing any extra buttons. Just turn it on. For blu rays, press the button corresponding to the blu ray region. Player will automatically turn on and begin playing. Awesome.

The price is good the buttons are clicky I strongly recommend this controller.

Love the lighting effects, the compatibility, and the feel of the buttons and of the controller.

Moving from my on board RAID controller to a dedicated card was a game changer. Using my motherboard in RAID 0 had no problem with Sequential reads/writes, but the random reads were painfully slow. I moved to a PCI riser card (Gigabytes Aorus) so I could have more drives and a possible bonus of the bifurcated PCI lanes would be a bit quicker. Same performance. I finally bit the bullet and picked up this card. It has been FLAWLESS. The random read performance is within spitting distance of a single drive. Absolutely thrilled with this setup. fwiw: Asus x399-e Gaming Threadripper 1950x 970 Evo Plus 1TB drives Now I just need to get PCI4 capable stuff together so I can really put it through its paces

I bought this switch to allow bulb exposures for night photography. I tried it out on July 4, photographing fireworks. It is lightweight and relatively easy to use, but it took a little experimenting to understand it fully. Pressing down the button until slight resistance is met (half-way) permits adjustment of shutter speed and aperture. Pressing further starts the exposure and releasing it stops the exposure. However, for really long exposures one also has the option of pressing the button forward so that it locks, starting the exposure. Sliding it back again stops the exposure. Very logical. One can also use the remote to do timed exposures (up to 30 seconds on my camera). In this mode it functions exactly the same as the shutter button on the camera and there is no need for the lock feature. It seems that one can also use the shutter button on the camera without disconnecting the switch. I have read complaints about the construction of the switch. It is very lightweight, but the construction seems robust enough to me. I can't vouch for reliability because I have not had it long enough. I am happy with the product and would recommend it to anyone who wants to avoid camera shake when using the camera on a tripod.

PROS: This easy to install and use KVM Switch enables my two computers to share the same monitor/mouse/keyboard. I can change between the two computers by pressing the hot-key twice OR by simply pressing the button on the switch itself. It uses USB plugs, the choice all computers use today. CONS: The cute box is so small it must use 3 of its 4 sides to plug in all the cables making it take up too much space. If all cable inputs were on the same side, all wires could be strapped together enabling the unit to be more conveniently accessible.

I looove how I can switch cameras, play sounds and media with just pressing a button. Love my stream deck and my obs for streaming

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.