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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Blaylock" data-source="post: 495340" data-attributes="member: 16749">This is probably one of those items where there's really not any good reason to buy the Nikon-branded version over a cheap aftermarket knockoff.&nbsp; Some time last year, I had the fortune to catch a great deal on a Targus-branded remote, that I guess was being discontinued.&nbsp; Nominally priced at about $10 (about half the price of Nikon's unit), Target had dropped the price to five dollars.&nbsp; A few days later, when I saw that what few remained had been further dropped to three dollars, I couldn't resist buying a second one, just in case.&nbsp; I do, however, agree that if the OP paid for a genuine Nikon item, then he should have received a genuine Nikon item, which it appears that he did not; and for that matter, that if an item is not a genuine Nikon item, then the manufacturer shouldn't be trying to pass it off as one.[ATTACH]180622[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bob Blaylock, post: 495340, member: 16749"] This is probably one of those items where there's really not any good reason to buy the Nikon-branded version over a cheap aftermarket knockoff. Some time last year, I had the fortune to catch a great deal on a Targus-branded remote, that I guess was being discontinued. Nominally priced at about $10 (about half the price of Nikon's unit), Target had dropped the price to five dollars. A few days later, when I saw that what few remained had been further dropped to three dollars, I couldn't resist buying a second one, just in case. I do, however, agree that if the OP paid for a genuine Nikon item, then he should have received a genuine Nikon item, which it appears that he did not; and for that matter, that if an item is not a genuine Nikon item, then the manufacturer shouldn't be trying to pass it off as one. [ATTACH=CONFIG]180622._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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