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.

This is a very versatile phone and tablet holder for a tripod. In its normal configuration, it will accommodate any typical phone for mounting on a tripod for video or photography purposes. However, by pressing a button or two on the side, it extends out wide enough to accommodate up to an 11" tablet if you want to use it instead of or in addition to your phone. Even when extended for a tablet, it is still very sturdy and stable, it doesn't wobble. Resizing is quick and very easy. There are two standard 0.25" mounting screw holes on the bottom and side to make it easier to orient in portrait or landscape mode. It also has a dry shoe mount for accessories like lights or microphones. This is a very sturdy little holder. You'll feel the tightness of the springs and sliders as well as the general construction. The touch of orange on black also adds to the aesthetic. Definitely a good buy.

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

Great in general - However the head bolt is stuck in to the head and not the tripod so mounting another head is out of the question without obtaining a secondary bolt.

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.

Very functional, lightweight and compact tripod. Only the rubber ring on the mounting plate of the camera body could be more anti-slip

do a lot of landscape photography, and while shutter speeds often allow hand-holding, there's a distinct, visible advantage to tripod-mounting your camera. Not only does it reduce vibration, it also allows different shutter speeds to be used without risk of camera shake for flowing water, for example. I have several tripods, some sturdier (and hence heavier) than others, and usually have a mid-weight tripod in my car. This K&F Concept tripod is what I would consider mid-weight, at 1.8kg, yet it is sturdier than I expected for that weight.The tripod is made of carbon fibre, which gives it strength without too much weight, and it looks good! The tripod comes with a metal ball mounting head that will support cameras up to 16kg. At first, I thought the tripod would be more suited to videography, but using it for photography with my Nikon Z-series and a big telephoto lens, I think it works for both quite well. It extends out to 68 inches height, and can work as both a tripod and a monopod. Not all photographers like ball heads (they have their advantages and disadvantages) and I did replace the ball head with a three-axis head for a while, but I kinda like the ball head on this tripod.I've been using the tripod for a couple of weeks so far, and I like it. It doesn't weigh much, so is easy to move with me in a shoulder bag, and it has proven to be a solid mount so far. I like the look of the tripod, too. It is not a cheap tripod, and there are competing models on the market, but the combination of carbon fibre and easy of portability makes this a tripod to use every day.

Very functional, lightweight, compact tripod. Only the rubber ring on the mounting plate for the camera body could be more slip-resistant