Weye Feye S, Digital Camera To Smartphone Wi-Fi Link For Instant Photo And Video Sharing, Compatible with iPhone or Android, Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus and More, Camera Accessories (Orange/Black)

I have their other WeyeFeye device. The more expensive one. I don’t use it as a remote trigger though and only to get photos from camera to my phone fast. It has worked fine for years. Not great but never let me down. Just wanted this S model for transferring photos. This is basically all this S model device does and it can’t rven do that. I am very well versed with their product so don’t feel like I am missing anything. Can’t get a photo to save at all. Nothing but photos that won’t load all the way or error messages. I tried multiple times on multiple different days on multiple cameras. No go.

I've owned this model for several years and it still works like a charm on my Canon 7D and inexpensive Android phones. It took a little bit of work to set it up, and the app is is not in the Android app store, but once you work through that initial process, it works great, especially for reviewing JPG files. I think I had to re-download the app when I switched phones last year, a simple Google search took me to the same website I had downloaded it from before. Make sure you get the version that is for the wifi transfer, not the one that is for the same company's product that operates as a camera controller. This is a simple pass-through wifi system, you cannot do anything fancy like edit with it, and it won't even show you the file numbers or only the ones you've marked as keepers, so it does require a little patience if you're taking a lot of photos. If you are photographing a high volume event such as a sports match, suggest that you check it frequently and download the ones you think you want to review later. It does show most recent photos first, so if you're checking frequently, you will not have to scroll too far to get to your newer photos.

I bought the Weye Feye S and I am not completely satisfied with the product. From the beginning I had problems with the product. When I try to connect the Weye Feye to my phone it sometimes wouldn't connect at all. And when it did connect the Weye Feye S would disconnect about 30 minutes later. And I would have to redo the connecting process. I would purchase more products from Xsories but I really wished that I had chosen the original Weye Feye remote instead. I think the features and capability would have been more useful with the type of photography that I do.

I was excited about this product. It, however, is misrepresented by the company that makes it. The Weye Feye S product does not have support for Android devices. I was able to use the DSLR Controller app as a workaround, using a Galaxy 4s phone as a wifi hotspot and an LG GPad tablet to use the DSLR Controller app to access the device wirelessly through the phone, but I'm still using wires. This fact alone makes the device virtually unusable. Will be trying to send this device back to the company through Amazon.

It is a quick and simple setup, but does not work with my 500D...my mistake, but Amazon made it right with quick return/refund process.

When i first connected this device, it took a while to connect to my android tablet and phone, however it did eventually work. I have tried to use it now and it connects with "gallery" displayed but will not connect to my camera (which is on their compatibility list). There appears to be no source for getting user information any where i have searched on the web. Anyone have any suggestions??

Had some connection problems at first with this device. Now it works well once you get it going.

Worked well! Was very easy to setup!