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Question: What is the connector to the D600? Does this unit come with the proper cable for that?
Document: Not sure one can &#34;love&#34; a remote control, but this does the job quite nicely - simply connect to the D600 via the mini-USB port and it's good to go (well, once you replace the AA batteries, which did come out of the box almost dead).
This shutter release is very useful for time exposures. It works well with my Nikon D600 camera. I recommend it.
Works  like a champ on my Nikon D600. The best bang for your buck... Easy set up and use. Best thing no cables!
This product was exactly as advertised. It appears to be a high-quality unit that I have enjoyed using. The shipping was prompt, it was well-packaged and the price was reasonable. Overall, this shopping experience was both successful and enjoyable.
I have a Nikon infra-red remote control. It works but I constantly need to move it around to find the spot where it works. It's very very annoying. So I bought this unit. It is more expensive but works every time I press the button. And it works over a long distance. I'd highly recommend it.
this remote works well with my Nikon D 90, --needed a release that can be operated from behind the camera as well as in front --haven't used it enough to really give it a 5 star rating
Very solid, well made remote that works perfectly on the D7100 without issue. The only thing I wish it had was a better strap clip on device vs. an adhesive backing that drys out after about a week.
Three times brand new transmitter battery dead in two days sitting on my table. Batteries where all brand new Duracell.So it works fine but changing the battery or taking the battery out after a shoot every day is a royal pain..  Changing batteries in the field is very hard in a rough environment, Complained to vendor nothing after 2 days.
This works perfectly well with the new Nikon D7100, which has kept the same outlet as the d7000. I use this for photographing birds with a very long lens, where touching the camera increases the risk of slightly blurring the photo,  I am quite pleased with this purchase.
This was purchased for my son who has a spinal cord injury and quadriplegic. He has very limited use of hands and finds this quite helpful.
Answer: Yes it does... and it plugs into the d600's GPS port.