NEEWER X16 Teleprompter with RT113 Remote Control, App Control, 16" Beam Separator, Foldable Aum Alloy, QR Plate Compatible with 501PL iPad Android Tablet Camera Camcorder, 44lb/20kg

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I have always been looking for a decent teleprompter to improve my video production workflow, and this NEEWER Teleprompter X16 came in handy. Have been using it a couple of times, and it is working great! Straight out of the box, it’s ready to use with no assembly needed, which was a huge plus. I use it for recording online courses and it keeps me looking straight at the camera, maintaining that crucial eye contact with my audience. The 16" beam-splitter glass is crystal clear, and I can read my script from a good distance away. The RT113 remote paired easily with my phone, making it simple to scroll through scripts without interrupting my flow. The quick release plate is compatible with my Manfrotto tripods, and switching my camera between the teleprompter and tripod is super simple. However, it took me a bit to get used to the app interface, but once I did, it was smooth sailing. The teleprompter’s portability and sturdy build are impressive. Overall, I feel it would be a solid investment for anyone serious about professional-looking video content.

Funciona conforme as indicações do produto. O unico senão é o comando ser para a utilização de table e não pc. Quanto ao produto, é 5 estrelas.

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I have been using a smaller 11" Teleprompter for a few years. It’s a small plastic device that attaches to cameras through lens rings. It all feels a little flimsy. The NEEWER Teleprompter X16 is a step change from that device. First the viewing window is a much larger 16”; that that small step let me move the camera back from its current home and allowed me to use a wider-angle lens for a more natural look. The build of the device is also a complete step up, it’s not a plastic device. The camera mounts to a plate; and the plate rests in a height adjustable head. The head sits on a long metal rail. The rail attaches directly to a tripod. All the connections are solid; and lock down tight. It’s easy to get things level. The camera lens rests inside a soft box style hood that cinches around the lens. The Rail and lens mount are rated to 20kg; so, you aren’t limited to a small mirrorless camera. The teleprompter uses a tablet as the display for the text on the teleprompter, my large and heavy iPad pro 12.9 rested well and securely in the tablet holder and filled the prompter with text. IN use I found the mirror didn’t introduce a lot of purple fringing; there was a little hint of purple where my lights had hotspots on my desk. Otherwise, it was not there. Neewer have a teleprompter app that will scroll text on a constant rate; or you can control it (including stop start) with the included Bluetooth remote (though batteries aren’t included – you need two aaa batteries to use it.) The app store says the app doesn’t track you as you use it; and it doesn’t need you to register anything (if you use the guest mode.) You can copy and paste text into the app easily to get speeches setup. The app lets you vary the speed the text moves; though I find those problematic when giving technical speech as some words just take longer to say. The remote lets you pause to catch up but it’s a tough trick to pull off. I use another app already that that tracks what you say and scrolls the text automatically which I find gives a better result. If you are shooting the speaker, you can control the flow with the remote for them. Setting up and putting away is easy; it ships in a carry case. The whole device folds up and you can put it into the foam cutout. You don’t need to save a variety of adaptors to set it up. This makes it a huge step up for use from the smaller plastic unit that I kept in a cardboard box. The case also makes it more portable if you need to carry it away from the studio to conferences.

Contexte d'achat : J'ai acheté le X16 à 178€ en promotion (vs 110€ pour le X14 que je possédais déjà) pour les tester côte à côte avec mon Panasonic S5IIX. L'objectif : voir si les 68€ de différence sont justifiés. Différences notables avec le X14 : Le X16 est BEAUCOUP plus volumineux que le X14 - vraiment impressionnant à côté. Avec le S5IIX, ça devient un ensemble assez imposant sur trépied. Points positifs du X16 Pro (+68€ en occasion, +120€ en neuf) : Système de rails excellent : les réglages avant/arrière et hauteur sont très pratiques pour positionner précisément le S5IIX et l'objectif Vitre plus inclinée que sur le X14, lecture améliorée Volets mieux finis : partie rigide + soufflet tissu Support avant rétractable : évite qu'il apparaisse dans le cadre Point négatif majeur - ATTENTION : Il y a un cache rectangulaire interne (anti-fuite de lumière) qui crée un vignetage problématique avec le S5IIX. Avec mon 30mm, vignette très visible à l'écran. Résolu à partir de 32mm seulement. Problème de positionnement : J'aurais pu résoudre le vignetage en rapprochant la caméra, mais par manque de place, j'ai dû reculer au maximum sur le rail. La distance prompteur/caméra n'est pas ajustable indépendamment. Mon verdict après test avec le S5IIX : Finalement, je suis revenu au X14 (110€). Plus petit, plus compact et largement suffisant pour mes vidéos. Moins ajustable certes, mais surtout le S5IIX + X14 = ensemble bien plus équilibré qui ne surcharge pas le trépied. Recommandation prix/usage : X16 Pro : justifié si usage intensif - 120€ de plus en neuf X14 : meilleur choix pour débutants et usage occasionnel avec S5IIX Conclusion : Les 120€ de différence (neuf) ne se justifient que si vous exploitez vraiment les rails de réglage. En occasion, l'écart de 68€ reste significatif. Pour un usage standard, le X14 reste le meilleur rapport qualité/prix avec le S5IIX.