📷 Enhance Your Photography Experience with the Wireless Camera Remote Shutter Release for Canon EOS M6 Mark II, R, RP, 6D Mark II, PowerShot SX70 HS, G5 X Mark II, G7 X Mark III, 90D, 77D, 800D, 200D, 250D, M50, Rebel T7i – The Perfect Replacement for Canon BR-E1 Review

I connected it to my Canon m50 and it didn't do anything. He didn't take a picture, start or stop the video. watched on youtube. Tried everything. sent back.

Those cheap third party remote controls are so annoying. They always lie about what cameras they work with. I did everything I could and it didn't suit the 6D mrk II at all.

Does exactly what you expect. The biggest issues I had was getting the camera settings right for the remote to work. But once you work them out, it works great and should be for everyone.

This remote connects quickly and the response time with my Canon T7i is almost instantaneous. Auto focus and shutter release work flawlessly, the range is impressive. Please note that the zoom function buttons only work with certain lenses. This is not due to a missing remote control, but to a lens.

Included. But I couldn't link this remote to anything. It is not found in any search for Bluetooth devices. I must have tried to connect with camera and iphone, android phone and pc. It's not in any device search. I couldn't return it in the return window due to a lock. Such a waste of money.

Very easy to use and sync. The directions were pretty easy. Keep in mind that most Canon cameras require you to pair the camera AND put the camera in remote capture mode for it to work properly (this took me a few minutes to fiddle with thinking the remote wasn't working). I like it but am considering buying another one as a spare.

Bought mainly for shooting with a bulb. Standing behind the camera at night and holding the shutter button for a few minutes is silly, not to mention that you can move the tripod a bit by sticking your fingers in the camera. With this clicker I can sit down and press the button to open the shutter and then press again to close it until I get the result I want. I hope to make the most of it when I take night photos of Boracay Island.

Works great on my M50. Pairing is easy. I tested it at the 30ft range, it reliably triggered the camera, which is more than I need it to be. I don't know why this didn't work on another reviewer's M50, but you do need to put your camera in the correct shooting mode. After pairing with the Bluetooth camera to take photos, you need to set the capture mode to "10-second timer / remote control". For video, you need to set the remote control to "Enable". Obviously, long-term reliability is not yet…