Nikon Cf-61 Semi-Soft Camera Case For F65

Product Description

The CF-61 Camera Case is a semi-soft two-piece design that is more pliable and textured in appearance.Use with camera and 28-80mm AF lens.

Customer Reviews:

It does exactly as it says on the tin..........2003-12-13

This is one of the most stylish camera cases I have been able to find for the Nikon F65/N65 and I am delighted with it. I bought it as a Christmas present and I have no doubt's that it will be accepted with open arms and a huge smile.

As for functionality it protects the camera perfectly with an extremely comfortable fit, and with its slim and sleek, two-tone appearance it is sure to pass even the most stringent fashion police parade.

Average customer rating:
High Quality Battery for JVC GR-DX95E, 7,4 V, 1800 mAh, 100% fits, properly matching, Li-Ion, Lithium Ion Technology, silver, Batteries, Camcorder, Video, #02

Manufacturer: MEXXTRONICS
ProductGroup: CE

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Product Features:

69,4mm x50,0mm x17,0mm

ASIN: B000TDFLFW

Product Description

You will receive 1 high quality Rechargeable Battery. This Rechargeable Battery 100% fits and is properly matching !

Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery (originally packaged factory-new merchandise)

This high capacity rechargeable battery definitely disposes of more power than the original rechargeable battery included in delivery of the unit. This rechargeable battery can be used instead of the original rechargeable battery without any problems and can be recharged with the available standard power supply. The rechargeable battery is protected and secured against overcharge and short-circuits.

Features of this rechargeable battery:

safety due to heat and overcharge protection
real lithium-ion rechargeable battery, more power than the original rechargeable battery
no memory effect recharge your battery whenever you like
excellent fitting accuracy, certified quality merchandise, not an original accessory
the standard battery charger can still be used

Product Description

Logic3 innovates the way of enjoying music with your iPod by introducing the LCD In-Line Remote Control. This device allows you to have full control with play/pause; rewind/fast-forward and volume adjust keys. Added feature is the backlit LCD display that lets you see the track and the artist information for extra control. Dedicated hold key makes sure the LCD Remote buttons do not get accidentally pressed even when on the go. The design incorporates a 3.5mm socket for plug in of any iPod earbuds or uses the supplied earphones or the spring-loaded clip. These accessories allow you to attach the remote to your lapel, shirt, or collar for easy access.

Customer Reviews:

Flawed, but only until it breaks.......2007-09-22

I have now owned 2 of these, neither of which lasted more than 8 weeks of normal use before breaking down. The annoyances and problems are many:

- when you plug it in, you have to wait about a minute for it to connect up, then it plays whatever track it wants to. If you select a track using the clickwheel, the remote will play it so quietly you cannot hear it, and you will need to pause and re-start the track using the remote before it will play it properly

- at the end of that track / album, the remote will automatically select another track for you, regardless of whether you want to play that track or not

- the remote will cut out at times, so the track is playing but you cannot hear it unless you get the iPod out, thereby defeating the object of having a remote

- the button on the joystick can be extremely sensitive, so any movement in the wrong direction (which is easy to do if you are walking along) will skip tracks instead of pausing them. The only way to avoid this is to stand still whenever you want to use the remote

- the remote will randomly set the 'repeat one' mode, so the track will repeat endlessly. The only way to change this is to get your iPod out and change it with the clickwheel. The remote will reset this at random, most times within about 5 seconds unless you reboot your iPod

- the remote will sometimes refuse to recognise your iPod, and will just show 'connecting...' for 5 minutes or more, whilst the track is still playing on your iPod. The only way to fix this is to reboot your iPod

- the iPod clip from the remote is not very strong, and comes out far more easily than my charger or other remotes I have used, so it can easily come out when you are walking along, meaning you have to stop and get your iPod out again

- the volume level on the remote is different to that on the iPod, so if you want to switch back to using just headphones, it will play at a completely different volume. If you unplug the remote whilst a track is playing then the iPod volume will continue to automatically go to zero no matter how much you turn it up with the clickwheel. The only way to solve this is to reboot your iPod.

I would like to say that this was a one-off, but these problems have affected both the 3logic remotes I bought in the last 5 months. I'm now using a different remote without the LCD and getting much better results. A truly awful piece of equipment.

Flawed but useful.......2007-06-10

I love my I-Pod. For a few years previously, I was an avid Mini-Disk owner. Despite buying top of the range Sony, all three models that I got through gave me problems, eventually rendering them unusable. So when I progressed onto my black 60 gigabyte I-Pod (everything on one unit - no continual changing disks) I was a very happy person. Except for one thing - the Mini-Disks had well designed little remote controls to clip onto your pocket or wherever, allowing quick and easy changing of track, volume, and various other settings. The I-Pod came with no such accessory, meaning you had to dig it out of your pocket (or wherever you stored it) to change even the most simple of settings. So when I saw the Logic3 I-Pod remote, I snapped it up immediately.

I chose this model over the several other remotes on the market mainly due to its inclusion of an LCD display, allowing you to see current track and settings - something that I had become accustomed to on my Mini-Disk remotes, but the various other I-Pod remotes that I've seen do not have.

The unit itself is of fair design. It's not the smallest of remotes, but allowing for the fair sized LCD is quite reasonable. It has a push-wheel that functions pretty much the same as the I-Pod's click wheel, and is easy and quick to use. It also thankfully has a 'hold' lock, so you can lock it in the same way as the actual I-Pod to avoid accidentally pressing of the controls.

The biggest flaw of this accessory - and I don't know if its the case with all I-Pod remotes or just this particular make - is that when you plug it in to the I-Pod, it takes 30 seconds - 1 minute to set up, displaying 'connecting' on the LCD display. This I could live with, but after it has connected, it effectively resets everything. You lose your place on the track you are previously playing, as it takes you right out of your current playlist and back to the what I call 'root menu' of songs stored on the unit, meaning you have to go through all of the menus to re-select your place. Occasionally it will go even further, resetting your shuffle and repeat settings too.

The sound through the unit is fair, although I did detect faint 'flutter' on it, even when it was silent, and if you take the sound up too high it does distort slightly on a lot of things, being less clear than if you take it straight out of the I-Pod the conventional way.

You can shut the I-Pod down via the remote when you have finished with it, but I have found that, while it might appear to be all shut down (blank screen, etc.), usually it doesn't do it completely, as the remote still seems to draw power from the I-Pod. As a result, I have several times come to use my I-Pod for its next session only to find the battery drained! (You can sometimes tell that it hasn't completely shut down due to the aforementioned flutter still being audible even when everything is supposedly shut down). The only way to avoid this battery draining is to completely unplug the remote after every session. Which might be fine, but then bearing in mind the aforementioned set-up time and subsequent resetting of the I-Pod ... it soon becomes very irritating.

The display on the LCD is good, with it showing track title, volume, and other main settings, although I have often found that on a number of tracks, the artist / album line just comes up as complete gibberish. On some it does, on others it doesn't - but I can't find a reason as to why.

The remote comes with a basic metal clip to hook it onto the top of your pocket, or your lapel, or wherever you like to use it. It's a rather basic metal clip (not even spring loaded), and recently mine actually came off (it was by chance that I didn't lose it in the street) and I had to bodge a repair of it.

So all in all, as you can probably tell, there are several flaws on this remote. Which is a real shame, as at the same time it is extremely useful, and even with its flaws I couldn't be without it. If you are a regular, serious I-Pod user that I would say that it's worth a look - a remote control is a vital accessory in my view - but bear in mind its drawbacks. Its main selling point is the display.
(By the way, after I bought my remote - white - I found that there is also a (less common) black version available, which would match my I-Pod's colour. But I can live with that; if only the damn thing would stop resetting every time I plug it in!!)

Product Description

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