Works great, using w existing analog cameras
354492
Works great, using w existing analog cameras, glad I can add 2 IP cameras, powerful but some
features not intuitive, thats ok.  Called support twice, very helpful.
2888903
great to use when you added more cameras to your security system. use one slot instead of 9 with all those power supplys
291612
Works as expected with the generic A118 camera, no complains here.

Cable is a little long for my liking, but it allows you to position it anywhere. Mine is hidden in the headliner area where my maplight and sunglass holder is located, there for I only needed at most 1 feet.

Got this module because there's one time I lost some recording due to the camera battery ran out after couple of days of idling. (Date got reset).
2585100
Works as described.

Used exclusively in a Sony a-6000 camera where shooting 'RAW' really soaks up the space.  This works fantastic.

Speeds are as advertised on my Windows PC.
Note: For any other Sony a-6000 customers, the camera will only record at class-3 speeds.  This is the camera limit, not the card limit.
2718924
Was having ground loop issues with TV lines on 1 of my cameras. I Plugged this in and presto!  Fixed!
1510076
I bought this for use with my Nikon D7000 and so far it works as advertised. Their automated setup procedure runs so smoothly and easily that grandma could probably get through it without asking you any questions. After that, the settings UI isn't too bad, but lets just say that grandma would be getting a little confused at that point. I had absolutely no difficulty getting it to connect to my network during installation with the OS X client.

I have not used the Pro X2 long enough to assess its reliability, or how fast it sucks power out of my D7000's batteries, but I'm not too worried about the latter since I have a battery pack with 6 PowerEx AA rechargables in it, in addition to the battery in the camera body, which means that under normal usage with no eye-fi my camera takes forever for the batteries to run out. I have the eyefi in card slot 2 with "endless memory" mode turned on and the camera configured to "backup" (store each shot on both cards).

One warning: I recommend against buying this if you just want to use it to transfer photos to your iPhone/iPad/mobile with the mobile app. As of this time, Eye-Fi's mobile app isn't quite "there" just yet, and especially if you're using RAW files and want them sent to your desktop as well then the app wastes lots of time downloading huge raw files. The app may be "OK" if you're just going to use this with a JPEG-only point-and-shoot camera, and you only want to transfer the files to your iPad/etc. but at best the app is still just "OK" for JPEG and certainly not good if you're doing anything with raw. I'm sure it will get improved later.

Otherwise this seems to be a great product for those wanting automated backup/transfer of their photos. Lets see someone try to "confiscate" them now.

Note: If you're technically inclined and want to geek around with this, search for "eyefiserver.tgz" and "eyefi-config".
2425161
I was looking to add a front view camera to my aftermarket stereo which only had one video input for the back up camera. Thanks to a detailed review from another purchaser I was able to easily set this up. It works great and I can access either the front or the rear camera at will. You will need to purchase some adapters due to the primary leads being inverted, but knowing that ahead of time made this installation a breeze!
2059435
I bought this to capture VHS tapes of home videos. It works great.

I am a little irked that I do not have more control over the quality of the captured files, but realistically that doesn't matter. It is a higher resolution than native VHS, so there is no quality loss.

I would recommend this to anyone who wants a simple, affordable way to digitize old analog tapes.
1537585
It is great for those older digital camera that can't take SDHC. It has worked well since I got them
519115
I bought this used for only $120 mainly for converting my old collection of Super 8 tapes to digital.  In addition to this I had to get a firewire interface card to my windows 7 PC and download the Sony software to import the digitized video.  The firewire card was inexpensive and installation was plug-and play easy.  However the Sony download was unsuccessful and I settled on just using what I've already got on my PC - Windows Live Photo Gallery.  Then everything worked smoothly without problems.  For trimming I used Windows Movie Maker and capturing singles frames I used Picasa.
I'm not done converting all the super 8 tapes but am well on the way and have enjoyed all the pleasant surprises found on these old tapes.  My next step would be converting my VHS tape recordings and may be my Direct TV recordings.  I hope that will work as well.
This has been a very good investment for me and I would recommend it to anyone with the same purpose.
4233448
Worked good with my security cameras at 1080P
1545011
Using this (and the 16ft version) to extend tether USB3.0 based cameras. So far so good.

This uses the Genesys Logic controllers vs the other common VIA controllers (info viewable in System Information on Mac). It's just an alternate, and so far, there haven't been any noticeable differences.

I am testing the 32ft version without supplemental power, to which I've previously used with an alternate brand cable with the VIA controller. We'll see how it goes.

All in all, better than spending $50 on orange-colored photography/camera-marketed USB3.0 cables.

Will update if I have other findings.
1386025
This is a great application for viewing and controlling my Sony cameras . I initially had their mobile app software and install this desktop software on an old laptop (for recording). It is working great so far. I will report back if I have any problems.
3400700
I have used this so far to convert an old VHS tape to my computer.  My VCR had the 3 colored input jacks, so I did not need an S-video cord.  Instead, I used a 3-color composite cord I already had that had male connectors on both ends.  (The video capture device has female connectors.)  At first I didn't think it was working, so make sure once you have it all connected and the software program is open, that you hit the "refresh" button so it will populates the source list with the newly connected device.  The software works soft of like Microsoft's Movie Maker with the storyboard format, so easy to use thus far. I also made sure it worked with our camcorder that just has a red & white composite cords and it was able to pull the video in.  Glad I bought it!  (FYI:  I am using Windows 7).
3713482
Works great, I use it for my game cameras as well as transferring from regular camera cards.
3837183
Works well in my video camera with lots of storage
2169090
I used it to integrate and control an older surplus analog Pelco PTZ 36x speed dome into my Dlink IP camera setup. The camera has the advantage of optical zoom that my other dlink cameras don't offer. With this encoders SD card slot, sensor input/output, 2 way audio and email support, it basically modernizes a camera that would otherwise be sitting on the self. Works great.