Wait for a few seconds... Then while still in your Bluetooth screen on your device, choose "Z07-5" in the devices that come up listed to pair. What we have here now is an AB Bluetooth remote shutter ( ASHUTB Bluetooth Remote Shutter). And we hope we can provide you as much information you need to know about this another cool gadget with our review. For those who are fond of taking their own photos with their own Android or iOS smartphones – also known as “ selfie”– then you’re going to love this one too. The AB Bluetooth remote shutter is one of the 2 popular wireless remote controllers which enables you to take your own picture, far from your own device. You may not know it yet but I see more and more people getting their own Bluetooth remote shutter and I only know 2 of these kinds so far – IPEGA Bluetooth remote shutter and the other one is this AB Bluetooth remote shutter. In most cases, you will notice people have this in family gatherings, reunions with friends, malls, streets, and some were using it for fun. They seem to enjoy taking their picture in a much farther view rather than extending your arm trying to ensure that all of you fits in that small frame. 🙂 TIP: If you need to use the tripod as an upright tripod and have a heavier cell phone, it makes it more stable if you will fold each leg into an upward circle that meets under the adapter. Then you can adjust the top center of the flexible tripod as well to have better balance. If you are having trouble getting the Android button to work for your Google Pixel, please try the iOS/Camera 360 Button Instead.

Caution: The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. To use the ASHUTB AB Bluetooth remote shutter 3 is so easy. You just need to turn on your device’ Bluetooth and swith your ASHUTB AB Bluetooth remote shutter 3. Wait for it to pair with your phone and VIOLA!!! You can now use and get your self a selfie shot. Downsides of ASHUTB Bluetooth Remote Shutter Push the appropriate button on the Bluetooth remote to take a picture or to start/stop video (One is marked for iPhone/Camera 360 App and the other for Android). If you hold down the button for a couple of seconds while in photo on your device, the remote will be in burst mode and take several pictures. From the box and manual here are the supported devices tested and proven to actually worked. According to the manual, the remote shutter should work or compatible with Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system or higher and with iOS 6.0 or higher version. Here’s a list of Andriod and iOS devices that are compatible with ASHUTB Bluetooth remote shutter:

c. Once you have Bluetooth open, select the device “AB Shutter 3” from the list of device options. You may need to wait a few seconds but it should soon say “Connected.” When you take a picture, it will come on while pressing the button on the remote. It should also briefly come on when you turn the remote switch to the "ON" position. So if you had any good or bad experiences with ASHUTB AB Bluetooth remote shutter 3, please do share it so that we can help others who are having problems with this device.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Wait for a few seconds... It will say "Connected" next to Z07-5 in the devices list after it is paired. Basically that’s what you will have and don’t expect for any cables. 🙂 Yes folks! There’s no cables included since you will be maximizing the included battery. And like any Bluetooth V3, you can take the shot within 10m radius. This will reset your connection. You will need to repeat the initial steps 1-6 in the instructions above to setup and use the Bluetooth remote.Insert battery and turn the switch to "ON" found on the side of the Bluetooth remote (battery may already be installed). Open your camera application on your phone just as you always do when you are about to take a picture. a. Turn on your bluetooth remote shutter by moving the side switch into the “ON” position. The blue LED light will start flashing. Your bluetooth remote shutter is now in “pairing” mode. Reattach the tripod head to the tripod with the cell phone adapter now attached by the screw. The adapter is spring-loaded, so you can pull it open some (by pulling the rubber piece on top) to insert your cell phone. Release the rubber grip piece. The adapter will put enough pressure on the phone from the spring action to hold the cell phone in place on the tripod. To attach the cell phone tripod adapter to the flexible tripod, push the release button on the tripod itself that will allow you to remove the tripod head that has the screw. Once you do this, tighten the screw on to the cell phone tripod adapter threads.

If you are planning to get yourself this type of Bluetooth remote shutter then it will cost you at around PhP 500.00 – PhP 550.00 a piece. It’s much cheaper than the IPEGA Bluetooth remote shutter. And to give you more ideas about this product, I will try to provide you at least a decent review and what to expect or not with ASHUTB – AB Bluetooth remote shutter for Android and iOS. ASHUTB Bluetooth Remote Shutter Specifications This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. You can adjust the legs where it will stand on a flat surface, or you can bend the flexible tripod to the shape desired to help it be the most stable in the environment you are going the be using it in. You can wrap the legs around a tree limb, or fence, etc. You may need to adjust/bend the legs around to make it more stable. Play around with it to see what works best for you. Then, while still in your Bluetooth screen on your device, Choose "AB Shutter3" in the devices that come up listed to pair it.