It has a slider switch that sets it to ON to Record. And the earphones has a + button and a - button that serve as volume keys, and a play and pause button. And a few other functions with a tap, hold, or double tap.

Overall, the mic pickup range and sensitivity are pretty good, about on par with a smartphone. I didn't thoroughly test the battery life, but hypothetically, it should last for many days at least and it has many hours of recording space... Enough to set it, drop it somewhere on a Friday and pick it up Monday for example. The magnetic back is pretty strong, it never slides down my fridge door.You can also stick it under a car dash or conference room table!

I was glad to learn that it does NOT use a specific proprietary app, adpater works for my phone and the files are recorded as 192kbps .WAV format. I can recommend it for anyone need a covert recording device.

I was pleasantly surprised by this camera tripod, which proved to be as versatile as a Swiss Army knife. It reaches impressive heights, making me feel like I might need a step ladder if I were to extended fully. This level of adjustability allows me to capture shots from angles I never thought possible.

I have no complaints about this tripod. My only hope is that it lasts longer than the enthusiasm for a New Year's resolution. The build quality seems robust, which is reassuring, especially considering the investment. While it is a bit on the heavier side, it's a small price to pay for its stability and versatility.

The black and orange color scheme is the cherry on top, adding a stylish flair that makes it stand out in a sea of generic tripods. Overall, it's a solid five-star piece of equipment, perfect for those who frequently use tripods and appreciate a bit of color in their gear.

The tripod itself does what it should. It's stable, it's straight, the quick release plate holds up well and is Arca Swiss compatible, the ball head holds the camera in place and everything feels quite valuable.

I bought this to put on a slider, works great. Will probably end up getting on of their tripods.

This is a step up from the many cheaper quick release plates on Amazon. It is beautifully constructed with moulded safety catches to prevent the plate from sliding off an arca swiss style quick release clamp.

I have it permanently fixed to a heavy 300mm zoom lens and bought it for use with a K&F ball head but have found that it fits all of my other arca swiss clamps too. The only one it doesn’t accommodate is a Sirui clamp which has no recessed grooves for safety catches. I would avoid buying the Sirui clamp altogether and kit yourself out with this style of plate and clamp combination because it is much more versatile, is cheaper, and in this case, just as well constructed.

I've included two photos showing the quick release plate and a K&F ball head. Just look at the build quality.

A fantastic product.

Using the 77mm filter — from a videographer's perspective, here are my thoughts: Benefits: • Adjust exposure on the fly — I can adjust ISO, aperture value, and shutter speed while my subject goes into shade from direct sunlight using the orange Slide the controller. • I can adjust my ND strength while keeping my CPL in place. • Build quality feels great. • Great ND range for outdoors and sunny weather. • Works great with step-up adapters so I can use it on my smaller lenses. Cons: • I noticed some vignetting in certain lighting situations. • When adjusting the ND strength, the CPL filter is sometimes dragged and rotated. You can physically see the CPL rim rotating when you press the ND slider. Can be avoided by holding the rim while moving the orange slider. Would I recommend this product? Yes I would. I bought it for the floating ND slider that some other VND filters don't have. The ability to freely adjust the stops in sunny weather makes this product essential for my videography work.

First, I am usually impressed with K&F products, professional quality photo products at a low price point. I find many good features in the K&F 68" Carbon Fiber tripod, but I have some reservations. The tripod comes in a sturdy zippered case with a detachable shoulder strap. (see photo) There are clear instructions and three Allen wrenches to tighten areas like the Arca plate and leg hinges. Generally, these are for maintenance only, most of time you don't need the wrenches or any tools.

The tripod is of a style that requires the legs to be tucked-over for storage. This protects the ball-head and makes it shorter but it is an extra step to deployment. The leg locks are twist locks, they have a large easy-to-use rubberized knobs and only take a half turn. These twist leg locks work well. I prefer lock levers on the legs because they are quicker to deploy, and for my style of photography that is important.

The K&F weighs under three and half pounds. (see photo) A very good weight compared to most competitor's tripods. Though when the legs are fully deployed they have a slight wobble. (see video) Fine in most cases but could be a problem shooting long exposures in the wind. The wobble goes away when the legs are shorter.

Changing leg angles, making into a monopod, and swapping central column to hang the camera upside down are easy thanks to smart modern design.

The excellent ball head and Arca-Swiss compatibility is fantastic. (Fully compatible with my Peak Design Arca Plate) Large knobs and well machined parts make the BH-30 head a breeze to adjust. I found the head and tripod worked well with my Sony A7r and a long lens.

In this price bracket this is a very good tripod. I am taking off a star for the slight wobble in the legs when fully deployed

This is a step up from the many cheaper quick release plates on Amazon. It is beautifully constructed with molded safety latches to prevent the plate from slipping off an Arca-Swiss quick release clamp. I mounted it tightly to a heavy 300mm zoom lens and bought it to use with a K&F ball head, but have found it fits all my other Arca Swiss clamps as well. The only one it can't accommodate is a Sirui clamp, which doesn't have recessed grooves for security latches. I would avoid buying the Sirui clamp whole and stock up on this type of plate and clamp combo as it is much more versatile, cheaper and in this case just as well constructed. I have attached two photos showing the quick release plate and a K&F ball head. Just look at the build quality. A fantastic product.