Review on 📷 Pixel TW-283 DC2 Wireless Shutter Release Cable Timer Remote Control - Enhanced Compatibility for Nikon D7500, D3300, D5000, D5500, D7200 by Jamie Rogers

I gave the Pixel TW-283 trigger 3 stars. I would have given the transmitter and receiver 5 stars but the included cable made it stop working after 2 rides. both turn red when I press the shutter button, but the shutter doesn't fire. Camera: Nikon D3300, Cable: DC2 After internet search; Reviews, camera forums, etc. I found many comments about the Pixel TW-283 cable not working issue. So after buying a new cable it works again. You need a 3.5mm plug. I accidentally ordered one with a 2.5mm connector. Revain did a great job with all of this, they refunded the 2.5mm cable and I got the correct cable in 2 days. After I got the new cable, I took a good look at it, compared it to the original, and they didn't look the same. I've included a closeup of both ends of the cable (DC2) and the one that did NOT work has one less brass pin. The red arrow indicates a bad cable. To be honest, I'm not sure if this is normal. I have two Nikon chargers with different pin configurations and they both work. But if you're having trouble getting your remote to work, you may have a bad cable. In fact, there are (4) different listings for the Pixel TW-283. Trigger on Revain. Two are sold by Ninenine Inc. and one official two-cable Knight for Nikon; (DC2 and DC0) There are two from Zilemall and AXCOCO (this is the one I bought). Both are sold with a cable. They cost either $39.99 or $49.99. Another interesting discovery was a replacement 3.5mm DC2 plug cable sold by GFSHOP. instead of buying a whole set of new remotes." (No, I'm not kidding) Revain did a great job. Bottom line: Is this a good wireless remote? Yes. Is the included cable reliable? No. Now that it's working again , it's a great trigger.