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Vello RS-S2II Wired Remote Switch for Select Sony Cameras with Multi-TerminalControl Autofocus and Shutter Triggering Capture Images without Camera Shake Optimal for Long Exposure Shooting Use for Continuous or Single Exposures Powered by Camera, No Battery Required Large, Comfortable Form Factor Whether you are shooting in the studio or outdoors, the Vello RS S2II Wired Remote Switch provides photographers using select Sony cameras that feature the Multi Terminal connection with a simple way to control exposures and an easy
- Control Autofocus and Shutter Triggering
- Capture Images without Camera Shake
- Optimal for Long Exposure Shooting
- Use for Continuous or Single Exposures
- Powered by Camera, No Battery Required
- Large, Comfortable Form Factor
Whether you are shooting in the studio or outdoors, the Vello RS-S2II Wired Remote Switch provides photographers using select Sony cameras that feature the Multi-Terminal connection with a simple way to control exposures and an easy-to-use tool to create more "keepers". The device is larger and more comfortable to use than many other remote devices, with a thick, sturdy cord.
The RS-S2II is compatible with autofocusing, continuous shooting or single image capture, and long exposures. It will autofocus on a half press of the button and trigger the shutter with a full press. Also, users can press the button and slide it forward to lock it for long exposures. Since you can trigger exposures without touching the camera, you will capture sharp, blur-free images. Additionally, the unit does not require batteries as it draws its power from the camera, making it an extremely useful tool to keep in your studio or gear bag.
- Compatible Cameras
- Sony: Alpha a58, a77 II, a3000, a5000, a6000, a7, a7 II, a7R, a7R II, a7S, a7S II; DSC-RX1R II, RX10, RX10 II, RX100 II, RX100 III, RX100 IV, HX50V, HX90V, HX300, HX400, HX400V
UPC: 847628586253
| Release Type | Wired |
| Camera Connection | Sony Multi-Terminal |
| Interval Timer/Programmable | No |
| Live View | No |
| Mobile Device/App-enabled | No |
| Cable Length | 2.8' / 86 cm |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.2 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 5.9 x 4.9 x 1.4" |
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Vello RS-S2II Wired Remote Switch for Select Sony Cameras with Multi-Terminal
- Limited 1-Year Warranty
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★★★★★ 5
Improved my foot health
Size: Medium, Color: Color Mix
I’ve been dealing with athletes foot for decades and using daily maintenance medication for longer than many people reading this have been alive. I generally don’t have any issues other than I always at least one or two nails that are cloudy and brittle. I’ve tried synthetic blends in the past but this just seemed to make things worse so I always go back to cotton.
I was been reading about the benefits of wool so I thought I would try these socks. I had several clouded nails at the time but in just a few weeks of wearing wool socks I noted subtle improvements. At the time of writing this it has been over 4 months of wearing wool socks exclusively and all my nails are completely clear and healthy! I honestly can’t believe it since I haven’t had seen completely healthy nails since I was a teenager. I do continue to use daily antifungal maintenance medication but the only change has been the wool socks.
I think part of the issue was the cotton socks being soaked with sweat when I took them off at the end of the day regardless of the season or activity levels. The wool socks, however, are usually dry. Even after taking them out of a hiking boot on a hot day on the trail they will feel damp but not soaked. Consequently, they dry out completely on a rock while taking a short break. By staying dry they don’t bind up and cause hot spots like cotton socks. That, and I think they just distribute the heat better than cotton and I wouldn’t be surprised if they are actually cooler on hot days. Of course, in cooler temps they are warmer and I did appreciate how much so until the other day when I wore some cotton socks that felt like I was wearing ice cubes on my feet when I was walking around my hard wood floors at the end of the day.
With these particular wool ankle socks I did note a hole around the toes with a couple of the socks after a few washes. My experience with cotton socks is that even the smallest of holes will grow exponentially with each use and so I generally just discard them. At first, I was disappointed thinking that these socks would not last but it does not appear that the holes grow like cotton. In fact, I haven’t thrown one wool sock away. My eyes aren’t great at close distant but it seems like the holes I noticed disappeared. Even if they didn’t it doesn’t matter since they do not currently seem to be a problem. I haven’t had these socks long enough to notice any thinning at wear points like cotton socks but I suspect that since they don’t bind like cotton they are less prone to wear.
I now have a dozen pairs of wool ankle socks and I’ve gotten in the habit of putting them in a separate bin for washing otherwise they end up getting tumble dried with the rest of the family’s close. They have been in drier a number of times and I suspect they look a little more aged as a result. If I wash them separately with other delicate items I just lay them out on the floor after washing since they aren’t noticeably wet after a spin cycle and they completely dry out overnight. At this point I would rather put on a pair of wool socks straight out of the washer then put on dry pair of cotton socks since the results would be the opposite at the end of the day.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Nice look, good value
Size: Large, Color: Grey Mixed(quarter Socks)
Fit great. Cushion on bottom is exactly what I wanted, top and ankle sections are much thinner as I wanted, so as not to be bulky. Expect they will well for walking and hiking.
They did wash well although did lose some of the softness but did not shrink.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Nice but issue from manufacuter.
Size: Large, Color: Ivory/Beige/Pink, Size: Large, Color: Ivory/Beige/Pink
I received the 6 pack of socks to give as an Easter present. The socks were great colors, soft, and fit well. Will be a little warm during the hotter days. Unfortunately the yellow pair came with a hole already at the toe area.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My dog LOVES this tiny tug ball
Size: Medium(6")
A lot smaller than I was expecting.. BUT my dog doesn’t mind at all. She seriously loves this thing. It goes flat fairly quickly, but that’s what happens with all of her soccer balls, no matter the size. She’s a pitbul catahoula mix and has a strong bite. Considering my dogs chewing abilities, I’m fairly impressed by the durability of the ball, though she chewed through all but one of the rope handles in about 2 seconds. All that said, it’s one of her favorite toys(she’s 13 years old)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
10/10
Size: Medium(6")
My dog loves this ball. Durable and the straps seem to be strong too. Would highly recommend
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026