Premium Selfie Remote Control Camera Shutter – Amazing Wireless Clicker for Photo, Video – for iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Note, Tab, HTC, Moto, Android, iOS, Phone, Tablet (30ft Range)

First, the product arrived earlier than expected. It looks and operates exactly as advertised in the listing on Amazon. It was incredibly easy to open and activate. Within minutes of receiving my package I was using the Gadgin Bluetooth Remote. It paired with my iPhone 6s quickly and more simply than any other device I've used. I'm really happy with this purchase. In addition, the product comes with a handy strap, carrying case and an additional battery. The quality appears to be solid though time will tell. This wireless remote is going to make taking photos and capturing video for personal and professional use a breeze. Highly recommend this item and the seller who sent me a terrific message almost immediately after completing my purchase. I really appreciate that seller made himself available to answer any questions or concerns that I might have regarding my purchase and was very courteous. I appreciate good, personalized business practices!

Remote Shutter worked right out of the box and solved a problem of using my Galaxy S3 and my wife’s Galaxy S7 cellphone camera for unusual situations. The Remote Shutter works with the embedded Galaxy “Camera” App and also with a downloaded “Open Camera” App. My hope initially was to mount my cellphone on a tripod bracket for increased stability as opposed to the usual difficulty of composing and focusing when two-hand held and operated. My wife and I host Monarch Butterflies in our Milkweed garden each season and take lots of photos of the Monarch and Queen caterpillars, chrysalises, and butterflies through the summer season as needed for our own pleasure and for lectures that we present now and then. Composing hand-held shots while shooting down amongst a heavy growth of garden Milkweed makes hand-held shots a chancy business that is more easily accomplished by using a tripod.. Just as I received the Remote-shutter device I was faced with a difficult camera shot of a Monarch caterpillar that had attached itself beneath the rim of a large garden pot in order to transform into a chrysalis. In order to photograph that caterpillar and chrysalis would required hand holding the cellphone-camera lens up under the pot rim with the cellphone display almost touching the ground and so composing the shot and firing the shutter in a usual way was practically impossible. Of course the Remote Shutter enabled the shot with ease and pleasure. That caterpillar soon pupated into a chrysalis and will, within a week, emerge as a Monarch butterfly. With Remote Shutter I expect to have a complete set of crystal-clear images of these events taking place beneath the rim of a garden pot. I can see that using the cellphone camera for around-the-corner and poked into tiny spaces a definite possibility. Also it is a marvelous way to capture Selfie/Groupie shots with the cellphone mounted on a pocket-tripod.

This is simple to set up and use with my iphone and it works every time. Great for night sky photography or selfies from a distance.

I'm giving this four stars because, although it works for the native camera app (iPhone 5s) and in Camera 360 app, I wish it worked in other photo apps. That may have to do with the other apps' inability to recognize the remote, but I'm not sure. The product works as described, comes in a small carrying pouch, and has a small wrist band that attaches. The hole design makes it possible to attach to a key ring. The remote has an on/off switch and comes with an extra battery. It paired easily with my iPhone but I'm not sure if it will pair with my iPad as I haven't tried it yet. If it does, I'd consider purchasing a second one so that I can record multi-angle shots on the cheap :) The remote works to take still or video shots. There is no pause function, but I didn't mind as I prefer to use shorter video clips for uploading purposes. I recently used this to film a short instructional video for my students. It worked very well and saved me a lot of time from having to stop, walk over to the camera, stop the record, and restart. I also used it to film a short web ad for my friend's website. I set my camera up on a tripod this weekend to take a family shot and it worked very well. (I cropped out the faces... not a remote or camera flaw) Overall, the product works well for the price. I don't regret the purchase and will be using it throughout the school year for video projects.

Bought this product myself out of a few options seemed this one looked best so went for it \ Order/Shipping/Other placed order and the shipment was sent out pretty fast, got the remote a bit before i was even expecting it, was sent fedex is one those yellow bubble padded envelopes, came in box they show in picture, everything seemed well and new, everything good here / Testing/Performance I have 3 devices i was able to test this product on Samsung Note 5 (5.1) , Nexus S 4G (4.2.2) , iPad mini 4 (9.2.1) \ Samsung Note 5 the remote on my note 5 showed up as the AB Shutter6 the connection was quick, at the home screen the clicker seems bring up google search, in the default app the photo will take fine, the range i tested upto 15feet worked fine, the camera portion the app is not a mode that can set the phone in without filming so the clicker was not able to be used on video by default app, other apps that can set the mode may fair better, while the remote was connected i didn't see any interference using anything else or keyboard ect / Nexus S 4G the remote showed up as its device address number but then afterwards did show up as AB shutter6, with this device tho i was not able to get any reaction from the device on remote click no mater where i was on the phone, picture app, home screen, ect, this device is 4.2.2 as says base requirement so not sure what cause issue \ iPad mini 4 the remote shows up as keyboard first then after connecting changes the AB Shutter6, the home screen the remote will raise the volume, in the defualt app the remote works for pictures and because camera is a separate mode it is able to do video perfectly fine also, also tested at about 15ft and was fine, while the remote was connected tho it counted as a keyboard so on anything i went to try and type the keyboard would simply not show up on screen so this does hinder the devices use while its connected / General the remote itself is light, small as seen pictures, the switch is vary nice comes useful, comes with extra battery as seen picture what is nice, the 2 devices it worked did not have any disconnect issue and through multiple pictures over time, the device typically pretty good reconnecting device pretty fast when switched on tho when trying cross it between devices can take a bit for it re establish with the device, being able swap battery is nice and the main button has nice feel \ Summery in the end this pretty useful device and nicely made, with android you get pictures and benefit it not interfering other tasks but the down side having issues doing video and risk older devices maybe not working, with ios you get great picture and video usage but down side it interfering other tasks, either way if your just looking good picture clicker and have modern device this remote will be solid for you

I have been wanting a remote button for my camera for a long time so I ordered this product. I am very happy with the device and with the seller. The item was delayed in shipping for some reason but the seller advised me early on that it would be s little late. It works great, I had to try it out immediately upon receiving the package and it works great. My experience with this seller has been outstanding by keeping me up to date and to send me by e-Mail the instruction sheet for the 'Premium Bluetooth Remote Control Camera Shutter Release' so I could see how it operates so that I would know ahead of time how to operate the 'Premium Bluetooth Remote Control Camera Shutter Release'. I don't recall seeing it in the literature but it also comes with a neat little drawstring cloth bag in which to keep the 'Premium Bluetooth Remote Control Camera Shutter Release' while it is not being used and also a wrist strap that attaches to your wrist and to the 'Premium Bluetooth Remote Control Camera Shutter Release'. As small as the 'Premium Bluetooth Remote Control Camera Shutter Release' is I'm very glad to have that wrist strap as I feel sure it is going to come in very handy while taking pictures and still have your hands free for various tasks and not dropping or losing the 'Premium Bluetooth Remote Control Camera Shutter Release' or you will just have to buy another one. (smile)

I've been looking for a remote control that works with the native camera apps. If you are an Android user, most of the remote out there requires you to download Camera 360 apps. Nothing against the 360 camera, but I like to use my camera apps that comes with my phone. My phone is Sony Xperia Z3, and this remote can open Sony camera apps. The nifty thing that I love, is because you can set up a preferences to choose what camera app you want to use. To me that gives me flexibility of using any camera app of my choosing. (in my case my Sony Camera apps). The bluetooth connects fine with my phone, and takes only few seconds. I can even program the remote so whenever I turn on this remote it will open the camera app without me opening the camera apps manually. If I'm on a lock screen, I need to key in my password. Once I'm in, the camera is already "on". But if you don't lock your phone (I locked it), the camera app will launch immediately. None of other remote can do what this remote can do, at least for my Sony Xperia Z3 phone.

I spent literally a day of my summer vacation researching selfie sticks and accessories, and then purchased this item. I took it on a trip to Scotland, and I was very glad to have it. It worked while I was there, and I was able to take great pictures because of it. The problem is, it stopped working consistently after that 10-day trip. I have been trying to use it to take pictures of my growing pregnant belly and was disappointed to find that it would only sometimes turn on and sync with my phone. I tried the spare battery they sent, and it was not a battery issue. I think it is just a poorly-made product that isn't made to last. In my opinion, it's not priced to match its quality. I can see spending $10 for something that will work two weeks, but not $20. In all fairness, I haven't tried to contact customer support yet, but they do claim a one-year replacement on Amazon, so I will give that a go. Point being, be prepared for it to just stop working, which could hamper your picture plans depending on when it happens.