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Connection is a little slow on my Nikon Df and it gets disconnected sometimes. The Nikon android app prevents my Canon 1DX Mark II with external Wifi adapter from connecting. I have to force-stop the Nikon app before I can use the Canon app.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Positives are it transfers pictures really fast to my iPad. And it is easy to connect and comes with a tiny case to protect it. But easy to lose without using the attachment cord. It really does not connect well for live shots. The network connection drops easily. I have a Nikon D5200.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
App is ancient, slow, it feels like using first mobile phone with camera. App always chrashes, need lots of updates with more actual settings. Also I had to pay extra cash for taxes and post total 20eu! So it would be cheaper to me buy from local store.
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It’s a good invention but it definetly needs more updating on the app part. It constantly crashes and it’s not that fast But when it works it’s actuakky a quite handy took And it’s a very nice feature that you can download the pictures in the original resolution (look below for my pics)
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I beat my head against the wall trying to get it to work with my iPhone 13 Pro Max. Then i thought I would try it with my latest generation iPad 12". Guess what, it worked amazingly! Downloads were relatively fast for its generation and remote camera control smooth. So, if you have a Nikon DF, which I forgot to mention, it works Great! (Not sure about other camera models)
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