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16 April 2017
This Sun Shade protects the gimbal and camera from impact but does not impede performance.
I bought this item because I prefer to have my camera and gimbal protected....just in case. But the clear bubble that comes with the Mavic Pro tends to have glare from the sun in most conditions. This protector does not impede the view of the camera AT ALL and would protect from most impact. I am very happy with this device. It just snaps on and off as needed. It is a firm plastic, not flimsy.
22 January 2018
Awesome - But know it's limits
6 of 6 found this helpful I purchased the 9R7XN because MY version of the Alienware 17 R3 has the 4k screen. But the internal 3g Nvidia video card (while awesome at 1080p games) struggled at 3840 × 2160. The 9R7XN allows the use of an external video card while using either an external monitor...or in my case....feeds the image back to my laptop monitor. It does this seamlessly. I thought that feeding back into my laptop's 4k screen it would be choked and not as fast as feeding it to the external. But, it was just as fast. I run 2160 Fallout absolutely maxed out and it absolutely maxes the fps. So here is where you ask "what did you put in the AGA (Alienware Graphics Amplifier). And this is where we come to the good...or the bad. The AGA has a limit of 10 inches on graphic card length. My card of choice was the Nvidia 1080 Founder's Edition (all metal, no plastic). This is a beast card but it is 10 inches. Some of the cards I wanted exceeded 10 inches so the AGA's limit scratched them from my list. I ran a XFX ATi 290 and a Nvidia 1070, 1060, 1050 Ti...and they all ran fine. (But those cards ran in 1080, they would not run 2160 as smooth as what I was aiming for) The Nvidia1080 though produced too much heat for the AGA to negotiate. Ran 2160 res fine, but system shutdown in minutes due to overheat in the AGA box. I eventually had to remove the box-like cover and leave it "open air". Since doing this took away the only fan it DID have as it was attached to the front of the AGA box, I bought a small nine inch desk fan and blew it across the AGA. This has allowed me to play unlimited time in 4k. Ok...now that I am running just the guts of the AGA out of it's box, the video card length is no longer an issue. That being said, the AGA and the concept of running an external video card on the Alienware 17 r3 and such laptops is a Solid Win imo. The cable between the laptop and AGA does not appear to be the bottleneck I thought it was going to be. In fact, this concept should be used by all laptops. It works and it works well. On Steam I own about 100 games, and 80 of them don't go higher than 1080p. The Alienware 17 R3 allows me to play those games home or abroad by throwing the laptop in a bag. But on those games I own that are 2160p, I now easily play them at home, and now how a new choice for on-the-road. I can choose to carry the AGA and retain my 2160p status while on-the-road or settle with 1080p. I wanted to mention it like that because usually the first thing people ask me is "why not just have bought a desktop in the first place with the big video card in it?". For those people who must have mobility sometimes but don't want or can't afford two system, the AGA probably definitely the solution. Just know in advance the length limitation and the fact that the AGA case is like an Easy Bake Oven for a video card.
16 April 2017
Good quality material and build but....one thing....
These cases are really nice but...they are NOT very forgiving and they were made for the basic shape of the Mavic and controller but they press and pinch both in ways I feel are damaging. And I have tried to reshape some flexibility where needed but in all honesty, these two cases should have been designed with 1 or 2 more mm of room in each direction. The remote case presses the joysticks and tries to force them down, and the Drone case puts undue pressure on the motor spindles. These would have been great cases if they did not press on the items so hard.