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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 281640" data-attributes="member: 14443">the biggest issue with buying from asia is the wait time. then hoping it doesnt come broken, and works. there is a lot of disappointment as well at times when its not what we thought. people buy and dont know what to expect. but stuff like camera grips, mounts and cables and the like are really a great buy. only problem is the wait. on average it will take 3-5 weeks. sometimes things come really quickly and sometimes youll wait 6+ weeks. bought my yongnuo 568 flash, bought all my slaves (622n/commlite G430) from asia. you can get ball heads that are very high quality for very cheap. you can get computer parts for cheap where in the stores they charge quite a lot for simple things. I buy a lot from asia. they have a lot of great things. I think [MENTION=9753]Scott Murray[/MENTION] bought the same grip I bought. works fine. does what its supposed to. im sure many bought and it didnt work for them but the majority bought and are happy. shame for you it didnt. but after buying yongnuo flashes, I will say that the nikons are worth the extra money. the yongnuo are great flashes but for a pro, the build quality isnt the best with the yongnuo compared to the nikon. its worth to pay a little more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 281640, member: 14443"] the biggest issue with buying from asia is the wait time. then hoping it doesnt come broken, and works. there is a lot of disappointment as well at times when its not what we thought. people buy and dont know what to expect. but stuff like camera grips, mounts and cables and the like are really a great buy. only problem is the wait. on average it will take 3-5 weeks. sometimes things come really quickly and sometimes youll wait 6+ weeks. bought my yongnuo 568 flash, bought all my slaves (622n/commlite G430) from asia. you can get ball heads that are very high quality for very cheap. you can get computer parts for cheap where in the stores they charge quite a lot for simple things. I buy a lot from asia. they have a lot of great things. I think [MENTION=9753]Scott Murray[/MENTION] bought the same grip I bought. works fine. does what its supposed to. im sure many bought and it didnt work for them but the majority bought and are happy. shame for you it didnt. but after buying yongnuo flashes, I will say that the nikons are worth the extra money. the yongnuo are great flashes but for a pro, the build quality isnt the best with the yongnuo compared to the nikon. its worth to pay a little more. [/QUOTE]

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