Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Energizer ENS-LCDU LCD remote works wonder when I use my DSLR camera, allowing over 300 shooting.

I've used multiple times now and it does what it is suppose to very well. Only froze up once while not in use, was stuck sort of when I took it out the second time, but nothing pulling the battery out for a few seconds wouldn't fix. I've created a few very good time-lapses now with this remote. Comes with a ton of cord options, so you aren't limited by what camera you currently own versus your next upgrade.being a different camera. That right there is great on it's own.

Very easy to use. Worked wonderful with my Canon EOS camera, so I could take some evening shots (of the northern lights!) with long exposures (in manual mode). Looking forward to setting it up for some extended time photos.

I recently bought my first DSLR camera and it is not WIFI active and there is not attachment I could locate that would give me the function of a remote trigger. I was just looking around and came across this trigger and the package indicated that it would hook up to most every digital camera available. Tried on my new camera and not only is it easy to use, it gives me function above what my DSLR has programmed in.

This remote comes with several attachments to be use with different models of cameras. Work great with my DSLR.

Works pretty much as advertised. I use this primarily for astrophotography photos through my telescope to hold the shutter open for long periods of time and to minimize camera movement from triggering the shutter. The design and functionality is adequate, but not exceptional. My greatest complaint would be that the cord could be a little longer.

For the price it's pretty good good for long exposure

helpful accessory that makes picture taking easier

It can work with nearly every camera type. I’m happy with it overall. My only complaint is it seems to blank out the settings after use. The buttons are hard to use with any type of gloves.

The unit works well and is reasonably priced. Woud recommend.

The outside of the box advertises a 4ft extender that is not actually in the box. So the timer has to dangle from my camera and that's kinda lame.

Came with cables to link up to many different cameras, but consider a RF version if your camera supports it.

Bought it for my Canon 80D, works like it should..

It does all with ease what other double price intervalometers do.

I had bought this to replace a higher priced version that had pulled apart from a year of use. So far it has performed well and is actually better than the one it was replacing. While there is no power switch this one does shut down after a time instead of letting your batteries drain, though it will turn on with the slightest press of the button. I like having the multiple cameras options for the connectors, one less thing to buy if I switch. The one thing that is slightly annoying is how short the cable is maybe 6" long, though I would assume, but haven't tested, that I could use a 1/8" audio patch cord and extend the length.

Very happy with the performance it has exceeded my expectation

Did not work with my Sony camera. Looked like good quality. I checked with Best Buy help chat and the said it would work.. but no.

A must have for anyone in digital arts and anyone seriously into it. Something u need. Quality and it works. Inexpensive investment

The product itself works great. The only bad thing I found was the length of the cord. It would be better if it was about 18" longer for what I'm using it for.

I got this to manage my time lapse photos and still photos. Very impressed for the price and easy to use. Worked really well with my Canon t6i.