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Description
Camera Butter Shock Mod ND Filter Protective Lenses for GoProND filters with the ultimate impact and glare protection! The popular Shock Mod clear lens protectors are now available as Neutral Density filters! Protect your glass and reduce glare with the Camera Butter Shock mod ND filters. Do you actually use your action camera for ACTION? If so, these are the ND filters for you! *This Updated version is compatible with the new Hero 13 auto lens detection. Made from durable aircraft aluminium and ultra tough
ND filters with the ultimate impact and glare protection!
The popular Shock Mod clear lens protectors are now available as Neutral Density filters!
Protect your glass and reduce glare with the Camera Butter Shock mod ND filters.
Do you actually use your action camera for ACTION? If so, these are the ND filters for you!
*This Updated version is compatible with the new Hero 13 auto lens detection.
Made from durable aircraft aluminium and ultra tough Corning Gorilla Glass, the Shock Mod ND filters have tabs that stick out from the top and bottom that help stop impacts from hitting the glass. Also, the tabs act as a small lens hood to reduce sun glare.
Features
- Tabs protect glass from impacts
- Less broken glass also means that the delicate internal lens is safer
- Tabs act as a mini lens hood to reduce the amount of sun glare in your video
- Tabs are not in the field of view and do not get in the way of your video, even in 8:7 mode
- Coated with anti-glare coating on the inside to further reduce glare
- Nano-coated to repel water, oils and dirt
Installs in seconds - simply remove the original lens cover with a twist and then twist on the Shock Mod ND!
The Shock mod ND is the same shape and size of the original GoPro lens (except for the tabs), making for wide compatibility:
Compatibility
- Compatible with:
- GoPro Hero 9, 10, Bones, 11, 11 mini, 12, 13 (works with Hero 13 autodetect)
- Most cage-style mounts
- Media mode
- Mounts that connect to the GoPro "fingers"
- Most TPU mounts
- NOT Compatible with:
- Dive case
- Mounts that obscure part of the lens
- Some TPU mounts with a full lens surround
Installation
- Remove the existing lens/cover by twisting 90 degrees parallel with the camera. Pulling away from the camera slightly may help.
- Remove the protective stickers on the front and back, and place the Shock Mod ND on the camera with the metal bars on the filter oriented horizontally
- While pushing down towards the camera, twist the filter 90 degrees until it is square on the GoPro and the Camera Butter Logo is at the top of the Camera.
- Make sure that it is seated correctly and is flush with the camera. If it is crooked or can be removed easily, remove and re-install.
Note that the GoPro Hero 13 does not support auto lens detect with an ND64 - The ND64 will show up as an ND32, but will still function correctly.
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★★★★★ 5
Great charger, works as intended.
Color: Black
Works great, I’m able to use my Legion Go S docked to my TV with this charger whereas a 65W charger it would slowly discharge. Highly recommend for PC handheld users.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
An excellent companion for my Galaxy Tab S9,
Color: Grey, Color: Grey
I'm experimenting with replacing my Windows PC with a higher end tablet. so I wanted a docking station (let's call it the DS) to connect it to a mouse, keyboard, and most i importantly, my 28 inch display screen. So Far, So Good! This review is going through the docking station, the S9, and DEX, then displayed on a nice big screen! I REALLY like using a REAL keyboard!
Once it was delivered, I rushed to my workstation to see how it worked. And it didn't! Nothing, NOTHING would work. It kept telling me to check the cables. So out of frustration, I had lunch.
It turned out that the case I bought for the S9 fooled me into thinking I had the DS plugged into the tablet, but it was not. Once I had figured THAT out, the docking station, and the tablet worked well together.
I like that I'm using two different RF Dongles for the keyboard and mouse plugged into the DS. I don't have to use battery power to use Bluetooth for those accessories. Plus, I still have one USB 3.0 port free. The Keyboard and Mouse don't appear to lag, at all. If it does, it is so minor that I am unable to percieve it.
I like that I can power the Tablet from the DS. I'm using a 20 watt Amazon charger, and it seems to work just fine. The tablet doesn't give me any messages that I'm on a slow charge and it seems to charge as it does without the DS.
The only real negative is that the cable from the DS to the Tab S9 is a bit too short for the tablet to be propped upright. The tablet display remains on, and the S Pen can be used with it. I'm thinking that I might want to use the tablet itself as a sort of touchpad sometimes. I might find applications where I would want the tablet display to remain upright. I don't know, but it MIGHT be a problem, maybe.
Build quality seems good. I think the DS case is metal, at least it looks and feels like aluminum. And the cord going to the Tablet seems quite robust. I can't comment yet on reliabiy, It will take some time for that info to appear. But functionally, it is everything the seller claims it is. I am satisfied.
Edit: I bought one for my wife.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Awesome tool to have
Color: Grey
The UtechSmart USB C Ethernet Multiport Adapter is a great small and versatile tool. I use it to connect my Android phone or tablet to an HDMI display that is not a smart device. I primarily use it in my kids' room to watch Netflix or YouTube videos on the larger screen, or in our travel van where I have a display for the kids to watch TV while on long travels.
I love this tool because it eliminates the need for DVDs, which can get scratched and the kids get tired of watching the same movies. With this tool, I can connect their device to the display, and they can watch everything together on the display and listen through my van speakers.
The tool also has other great benefits that I use with my Mac, such as the ability to connect USB devices for external storage, connect to an HDMI display, or connect to Ethernet cables. This is a great tool to have in your computer bag, especially if you use a Mac or any other computer with a USB C port.
Pros:
Small and lightweight
Versatile
Easy to use
Affordable
Works with a variety of devices
Cons:
The HDMI port only supports 4K output at 30fps
The Ethernet port does not support Gigabit speeds
Overall:
I highly recommend the UtechSmart USB C Ethernet Multiport Adapter. It is a great tool for anyone who needs to connect their devices to a variety of displays or peripherals.
Overall, I am very happy with the UtechSmart USB C Ethernet Multiport Adapter. It is a great product that I would recommend to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2023
★★★★★ 4
Solid USB C Ethernet Hub!
Color: Grey
I was looking for an USB C Ethernet adapter for my new Samsung Galaxy book 2 Pro 360, and the first couple I ordered had the problem of constantly disconnecting and reconnecting. After some digging into the issue, it seems this has been a common problem the plagues USB C adapters, and may be due to the connection being loose, or the hub overheating, and the hub not being able to supply all the power necessary to maintain connection. So I needed a hub that had PD so that power draw would always be sufficient to maintain connection. This hub has worked as advertised, It hasn't disconnected once, and I have plugged 3 external hard drives, in addition to the Ethernet port, and getting very fast speeds, well over 400 Mbps on my 400 Mbps plan, and upload speeds are as advertised as well. So far I am very happy with the purchase, I will update this review once I have used the HDMI port.
Update: 7.15.22
My laptop no longer recognizes the USB Hub. I contacted customer service to request a warranty replacement, and they shipped one out within a couple days. After sthinking about why the first hub failed, I believe it could be a heat issue. I have 3 external USB SSDs connected to the hub along with the Ethernet port, and the USB C power delivery port to provide the necessary power. I notice it gets quite warm, so I have been monitoring the heat, and placing it on a cooling pad, which keeps it from getting too hot. I wish I didn't have to use the cooling pad, but I'm pretty sure that was what led to the other hub failing.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Works pretty well with the GPD Pocket 2 (m3-8100Y refresh)
Color: Grey
I gave this 5 stars because even though it isn't perfect, I think any issues I've encountered are more likely a result of the hardware, software, and drivers I'm using.
TL;DR: It basically works as expected and I can confirm that it doesn't use DisplayLink.
I contacted UTechSmart before purchase to confirm if this device used USB-C HDMI Alt-mode instead of a DisplayLink chip. They confirmed it uses the former and said that though they had not tested it with a Pocket 2, if it didn't work I could return it no questions asked. Bonus points to them for that.
For reference, I'm using it with a GPD Pocket 2 (late 2018 product refresh using an Intel m3-8100Y CPU), running Windows 10 LTSC 2019 and a mixture of GPD and first-party drivers (mostly direct from Intel and Realtek). This is not how it comes from GPD, and is most definitely NOT a supported configuration by either GPD or Microsoft. I'm using the latest Intel drivers available (26.20.100.7000) from the Intel site.
The only persistent issue is that on my device, if second-screen mode default (Win+P) is set to duplicate or extend then neither screen will display when the hub is first plugged in. After a few seconds one of the screens will start working again. If the default is second screen only then it will work immediately. Once external display is working, using the Win+P shortcut to switch to duplicate or extend works correctly. This is most likely a Windows or driver issue.
For reference the Pocket 2 has a 1920x1200 screen that I use at 150% scaling and I mostly used 1920x1080 @100% scale monitors for testing. No HDMI adapters were used and I tested with two different known-good cables. Monitors tested were two Dell S2240L, one LG IPS234, and a Panasonic TCP50GT25. I also tested on a 4k Samsung UN50NU6950 and it reported output 4k@30fps, which is close enough to the Intel UHD 615 spec for HDMI 1.4.
This hub can function without external power, but if you have problems, try connecting power before you connect it to your computer. When I used it for the first time, it wouldn't appear to work without external power, but after some unrelated software and driver updates, now it does. For me, this issue was definitely on the host side, not the hub side.
The network chip is a Realtek RTL8153 USB 3 to gigabit Ethernet adapter. I own several devices that use this chip and it is serviceable, but tends to reset or drop out under sustained gigabit traffic. This is a characteristic of either the chip or Realtek's drivers, and there isn't really anything UTechSmart can do about it. (The other common providers of low cost USB->Ethernet chips (e.g. the ASIX AX88179) often have the same problems.) Below max speed, the 8153 works without any problems. As an aside, if you have one of these chips in a standalone usb adapter, you can plug it into a USB 2 port to get a trouble-free 250-350 Mb/s without having to babysit it.
I haven't tried stress-testing how much power you can get from the USB 3.0 ports, nor have I tried to saturate the USB-C link with simultaneous video, network, and USB SSD file transfer traffic. It doesn't really fit my use case for the device, and if doing so didn't work or caused the hub to drop connection it wouldn't necessarily be the hub's fault anyway.
One feature of the GPD Pocket 2 is that it can charge from any 5V source, not just from a USB-C PD charger. So I tried to power the hub with a regular USB power bank that can output [email protected] (Soshine E3S). When charging directly, the Pocket 2 increases current draw until the voltage begins to sag below 5V. This is normal behavior and prevents the device from pulling too much current from the charger. But when I power the hub and indirectly charge the device, the power bank's over-current protection immediately trips. For whatever reason, the hub prevents the Pocket 2 from noticing the voltage drop in time to prevent a fault. A higher output 5V source, or a proper USB-C PD power bank would probably work just fine. It's just too much for a smaller power bank.
So in summary it works well, the price ($40 at time of purchase) is competitive with other similar products, and if I needed another I would start looking at UTechSmart first.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2019
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