WIFO CORPORATION WRG-400 RemoFinger G Wireless Foot Controller for iPad

Amazed that these aren’t more popular. Control any feature in any app with a footswitch requiring no installation/setup. There’s not a musician in the world who wouldn’t have a use for it. I’m using them to switch camera angles and control videos and graphics for broadcasting while playing. Simple.

Now I can controll virtually every guitar effects apps I own on my iPad.Then only problem is that you cannot turn on only one of four leds.If I choose one of four effects programs, No.1 for example, the first led turns on.Next I choose No.4 effects the No.4's led turns on but the No.1 keeps on so I confuse a bit for seeing two leds on at the same time.Finally, I end up with all four leds on when a song reaches its fin.

Even though I like innovative products like this, it doesn't really seem all that necessary anymore and the implementation isn't great.

This brilliant product gives me access to Garage Band on my iPad Mini, allowing me to start and stop the drum tracks that I have programmed.I have found it to be easy to use in live performances. As a guitarist the hands-free opportunity the RemoFinger offers is most welcome, as I can now keep my hands on the guitar and hand the rhythm start/stop over to my foot.

Made of plastic, feels like a toy and too fragile to be use as foot pedals. Does not work my newer iPhone screens consistently. Worked on my older iPad. If I put the devices flat on the table it is fine but not vertically resting on music stands as the sucking cup falls off after sometimes due to gravitiy.

Multi tool in studio. I have a touchscreen windows setup and a few tablets with varying roles. Daw, modellers, video, looping apps etc. This thing does what it does well. It's not built well enough for me to gig confidently though.

My iPad DAW doesn't offer any support for bluetooth footswitches, as I discovered after blowing money on several different products. The Remofinger design seemed a bit strange to me at first, but it works and does what I need. You just place 1 to 4 suction cup remote switches on the iPad zones that you want to trigger. It's not pretty, but it works. If you're used to the quality of typical guitar stomp boxes, you may be a bit disappointed with the Remo footswitch, as it is lightweight plastic, but it should hold up ok under careful use.

Work better than I expected. Thank you for making this easy use product.I will do another review after few months. Let's see how durable it is.Hope they come in different colors.