Review on ComXim Electric 360 Degree Photography Turntable, 7.87in Diameter, 44LB capacity, App & Software Control, Shutter Cable for Canon by Justin Dorsett

The turntable arrived in the original box, not the Revain box Surprise as some customers commented that the camera cables were ridiculously short. The instructions are written in Chinese and make no sense. Remote control for about a minute There was a pff sound inside the unit and I could no longer control the player. The problem is in the main unit, not the remote control. Checking the remote control and the remote control is actually sending out an IR signal I tried downloading the application via the Android store but it is 'Luckily in the manual there is a QR code that takes you to a Chinese website. After some fiddling and guesswork, the app downloaded. Hooray, I was able to control the player from my Android (over WiFi). Minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works as they say. I put 40 pounds on the bowl and the motor didn't struggle. That's pretty impressive. Might be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. I could control the player from my Android (over Wi-Fi). Well... somehow the android app crashes every minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute I could control the player from my Android (via Wi-Fi) Well... it's like the Android app crashes every minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. Android app crashes every minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works like they say I invested 40 pounds. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. Android app crashes every minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. Android app crashes every minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. Android app crashes every minute. The Windows application was a bit more stable but has a 1970s DOS interface. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute. It works as they say, I invested £40. on the disk, and the engine did not fight. That's pretty impressive. Tested with my Nikon D90 and my D600 and had no problems. It could be a good device if it lasted more than a minute.