DXiongW2 Pieces Camera Strap Rapid Connectors with Base Quick Release Buckle Kit Shoulder Neck Strap Clip Adapter for SDLR Cameras Binoculars Adapter

Quick release from my camera, excellent quality, thanks

Nothing to dislike, they are perfect for the application intended, so much so I have purchased another pair for my other camera. Allows that freedom from the strap you need at times, especially when using a tripod as the strap always gets in the way.They hold the locking disc in place very firmly and are easy to attach and visa versa. This is because you simply press the disc down and then slide out, they then slide back in and click lock into place on reattaching. My initial concern was that of the secure nature of this product, this proved to be unfounded. I certainly can recommend without hesitation.

Does exactly as it says, works great.

I sold a PD strap when I sold my LUMIX G9, then realised I shouldn’t have done as I got a new Nikon Z30 and a strap is useful for that camera.However, the Z30 comes with a very nice Nikon sling style thin strap. All I needed was the PD style connectors to basically get back to where I was before I sold the PD strap.Got these, and they do the job perfectly at a fraction of the price. To be honest I can’t really tell the difference with the PD version.Save yourself a lot of money and get these instead.

As good as the PD variety with one small exception. The strings that are attached to the tags that fit on your camera are thicker than those on the PD. This means that you won't be able (at least I wasn't) to fit them through the small ring which is part of the body, and you'll have to leave the triangular attachments on. Not a big deal for me, but maybe to some. Also, a bit tighter and feels not as well made as the PD but, for the price, I've gotten over it.Recommended.

I have several of this style of connector made by a big company that rhymes with "Leak Divine".These connectors work interchangeably with the expensive branded ones.The string on these cheaper ones might be fractionally thinner than the branded ones and the red plastic ring is slightly softer plastic, so they might not be as durable in the long term, but they are certainly good enough for lightweight items.

I suppose you get what you pay for. These are very tight to get released from the clip whereas the ones I have from Peak Design can be released just by sliding with you thumb

While the nylon loop tab seems solid enough, and highly compatible with Peak Design, the same cannot be said for the metal and plastic catch. This is almost a mirror image copy of Peak Design except that the metal clasp is not as securely attached to the plastic frame. After pressing the tab a few times to release the loop, the metal clasp fell out from the frame, making the whole thing useless. Would I trust the clasp for holding a camera worth hundreds, if not thousands of £s, to this device? I think not. On the positive side, the loop tab works perfectly well with Peak Design. However, I would test each loop by hanging a heavy weight from it, or pulling very hard with your hands, before entrusting anything valuable to it. The quality control is just not there.