FABULOUS!!! I LOVET IT!
The Wireless Remote Control for the new Nikon D40X is the best thing ever invented! It gives you the oportunity to be in the picture everytime without having to run like a maniac once you press that shutter. It also helps you to take perfect night shots without the blur created by the movement when you press the shutter.

It has made my life easier and my pictures better!

Can Take Pictures Of Me and not Depend On You.
Good price and does what it is suppose too. Comes with a pouch that can be attached to your camera strap so you do not need to worry about losing it. Use it with my Nikon D80 and D40x. The part I like about this remote is that I am the one usually taking pictures and very seldom see me in the photos, especially group photos etc and with wife. Guess what, I do not have to have someone else, or a stranger take pictures of me when I can do it all by myself with this little remote and a tripod. Do not have to worry about some stranger running off with my camera when he's taking my photo. Your laughing, I had a camera stolen from me like that while I was in Germany. So I love this little remote. Just set up my camera and go to the set location and press the button. Have had great results and with me in some of the photos. Yahoo, to Nikon for such a fantastic little gizmo.

great deal!
a great item for night shots and self portraits! one thing though; yuo can only use it from the front or left side

cheap fun!
This is surely the best bang for the buck fun accessory I've gotten for my D50. As other reviewers point out, it can sometimes be frustrating to use -- it needs line-of-sight to the camera and sometimes fails to fire. And it's much harder to use out of doors where it can't bounce of walls, it needs to be aimed *straight* at the camera.

but at the same time, it's only fifteen bucks. Even if it isn't perfect it's a must-have.

It Works as Advertised
I bought this as a replacement for one I bought with my camera. The darn things are so little that they're too easy to lose. This is the only way to remotely trigger some of the Nikon DSLRs because they don't have a cable release mount. This sends an IR signal to the camera and triggers it. Unfortunately, the receiver window is on the front of the camera, so YOU have to be in front of the camera pointing at it, or at least off to the side, because it's line-of-sight. It's great for including yourself in the picture because you can set it to delay the shutter activation for a few seconds in order to get the remote control out of the picture.