Simplify multiple speedlight setups remotely
346751
I  am getting old and dottery and anything that helps to simplify the process is always welcome.
It's like when I got my first pair of Velcro shoes
1054659
Perfect for controlling my tp-link smart devises
3411127
Level different light mode. Be useful during my camping.
3249276
I have three of these now and they really are the best idea in off camera lighting. Even if all you own is a manual speedlight these will allow you to mount a Bowens modifier or umbrella with almost no effort. Another nice thing about them is, they keep the center of the flash on axis with the center of the modifier.
2738378
Easy to use wireless flash triggers. There's a test button and channel settings, but no other controls. They physically fit my Canon 60D , Canon Speedlite 320EX, and mounted to a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Fotodiox-Elite-Flash-Bracket/dp/B005ODKR8S/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Fotodiox Elite Flash Bracket</a>&nbsp;without any problems.

I opted for the 'extra receiver' since it costs only a little more (a spare is handy even if you don't have two Speedlites). Each receiver requires two AAA batteries, and the transmitter has an included 12V batt.

Keep in mind these are "dumb" units that run the flash in manual mode (eg, no E-TTL support). So a flash like my 320EX is fired at manual full-power (320EX only has electronic controls). If you need finer-grained control, you may need a fancier transmitter-- or if you're close enough indoors, the newer Canon EOS have integrated remote flash triggers using the onboard flash.

Compared to Canon speedlite transmitters or Pocket Wizards, this CowboyStudio setup is silly inexpensive. If you're not a pro with a specific use case, this is the wireless trigger to get. Provided you have manual settings on your Speedlight/Speedlite, of course.
1600918
Overall satisfied with the product considering the low price tag for both the monolight and the transmitter.
What I like:
Long lasting battery duration
Relatively easy controls for both the monolight and the transmitter.
Portable. Not a as much as speedlights but free of cables, external battery packs, and external receivers. A couple of these flaspoints fit in the supplied bag, with room enough for extra gear.
9 stops dynamic range. What's The surprise? Can be extended on the lower range by Approx. one stop down by using the ttl minus compensation function. That means if your ttl flashpoint is too bright even at 1/256, try ttl -1, -2 or -3 to lower the power bellow 1/256.  It's a very useful feature, for that reason alone, I'd buy this ttl monolight instead of the manual version.
What I Don't like:
Too much plastic to my taste (handles, knobs, etc.)
It fails, when both trigger and monolight are very close to each other
Modeling lamp it's not bright enough
1184895
I would highly recommend this technology product!  It included easy-to-follow directions, was easy to set-up, and worked as promised.

Our problem:  A room without overhead lighting.  We were trying to figure out how to turn on a pair of lamps that sat on either side of a long dresser on one side of a bedroom and then to turn the lighting off once in bed.  Then, to operate a third lamp that sat on a highboy dresser near the bedside (too tall to reach over from bed and turn on and off)

Solution:  Pair two outlets and plug each lamp into each outlet.  (We assigned these to #1).  Plug in the third outlet near the bedside lamp (assigned to #4).  We mounted one remote on the wall near the doorway as you enter the room (using sticky-back velcro) and one to the side of the highboy dresser. Now, we can turn on the lamps to come into the room and shut them off once in bed.  Or, we can select "All On" or "All Off" to control all three lamps at once.

Pros:
1.  Two remotes that control the same outlets
2.  Manual control.  No need for a smart phone or computer (i.e. good for seniors or those with physical limitations)
3.  Ability to pair up to 4 outlets together (either 2 together and 1 separate; 3 separate; or all 3 together)

Cons:
1.  Buttons on remotes could be larger and more widely spaced (for arthritic fingers or those with limited fine motor control)
2.  Buttons could be high contrast (black on white instead of grey on white) .  Maybe, back-lit when touched?
3.  Buttons could be different textures to tell by feel in the dark which one you are pressing
4.  Could be a toggle style button rather than 2 separate on / off buttons so the buttons could be bigger.  Press once, ON.  Press a second time, OFF.
3132888
These soft boxes are very easy to set up, much like an upmbrella you just push the ring towards the socket and presto you have a nice firm box.  The lights produce a nice white light and are low enough wattage that there isn't much heat buildup.  You can setup all three lights in about 3 minutes, its that easy.  Carrying bags included for the tripods as well as the boxes and bulbs.  A very good low cost lighting solution.
511154
I got four of these to go with my speedlights, and I'm really impressed so far.  Not hard to set up or take down, and each came with a bag to hold it.
1292761
Great Product designed for those quick moments when you want to control your lights but don't want to fuss with logging into your phone and launching the app. There is a small clicking sound, but I can tell you it wasn't as loud as I expected from the other reviews. It was very gentle, when I come home at night and use it, I don't have to worry about waking anyone up. There are 4 different "Switches" you can use on this. I would like to see a toggle type switch where if you press a scene once, it turns it on, if you press it again, it turns it off. Instead, you have to leave 1 button programmed to turn all the lights off.
415893
Overall: This is an affordable way to turn your Nikon or Canon speedlight into an optical slave. Note that some speedlights don't have a very secure fit. The SB600 has a loose fit, and if moved around can cause it to temporarily disconnect. I use during studio to turn my speedlight into a background light.

Pros:
+ Affordable price
+ Universal use

Cons:
- Could be better quality

In summary: it's a cheap and easy way to add an optical slave to your speedlight. I recommend it.
1129757
I've got a couple of these to be able to remotely reboot low power development computers running in my basement without having to repeatedly walk up and down the stairs, or work in the basement. They're a pleasure to work with!

Only thing I wish it had was some sort of API that works from linux, instead of relying on the web UI. It might even have something like that; haven't ooked too deeply into it.
1711405
I set up three different Christmas displays using three separate plugs on one remote. Fast as plug and play! Love the ease to turn on lights or the tree with one remote. Extremely pleased.
196334
Worked as expected, arrived quickly.
This is a wonderful way to simplify my multi component A/V system.  Like many good things, it takes a little patience and some playing around, but then everything just works perfectly.  I've recently added control function for multiple Lutron lights in the house and this works well.
714502
This really works awesome in conjunction with the other adapters for your flashes.  Much easier to work with all of your remote flashes as if you were directly wired to them including High-Speed and Second-Curtain
3853006
Controlling Cree Light Bulbs through Wink Hub 2 / Alexa is really easy.  Great integration.
3021985
This is one of the easiest way of controling light from your speedlight. Partner it with a Tilt Mount with Umbrell holder and you got a professional looking set up with a professional looking result. Asembling it is a brezze and very portable.