Does some of you allready have the Ronin-S Command Unit? Cant find a single video or text review about it yet.
Like to know if its worth buying?
Or am i a little bit to early cause its just has been released ?

I have it and have to say I think it's great, I only use it to tweak settings but yes I feel it's worth while.

I would even go as far to say I love it, no more need for a smartphone to check settings etc, screen is top quality.

Only downside like all the accessories is adds weight and bulk.

Negaitive would be the joystick/button is a little too easy - hard to control at times.

Yeah need to accept the extra weight but seems like worth it.
Hate to use my phone for quickly adjust some settings, thats why i am interested in this command unit.


About that joystick/button is it to sensitive to controle?

It's ok to control but would be nicer if it were more positive I.e Click/feedback.

If you want to access all functions on the fly it's a must have.

Hi Rayvur, thank you for bringing this query to us. Apologies but as of the time being, we don't have a tutorial yet with the Ronin-S Command Unit . However, you may view and download the User Guide for more detailed information. Kindly reach us again if you have concerns. Thank you for your support.

arthurbikemad Posted at 12-12 12:58
It's ok to control but would be nicer if it were more positive I.e Click/feedback.

If you want to access all functions on the fly it's a must have.

Thanks for the response mate. Just for the quick acces of some functions its probably a great device. still like to see a video review before i buy it.

Rayvur Posted at 12-13 08:23
Thanks for the response mate. Just for the quick acces of some functions its probably a great device. still like to see a video review before i buy it.

No problem, one great feature (if you can call it that) is the fact all the settings are in sync, so change something on the Command Unit and it changes almost real time in the app should you be running it at the same time. I never use the app any more but if you get lost in one or the other you can run them both at the same time and soon find what your looking for, handy when you first start to get to know where things are.