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Question: How far away can you be?
Document: The main reason I bought this was for pool/ocean water. Taking selfies in the ocean would require great skill, but with this puppy..I can hold the camera as far away as possible and use the remote to snap the picture. I don't use it for other sports..but if you want to see what your taking a picture of..before you snap it and/or don't want to waste your cell phone battery...this product is for you
When used the way it was intended, worn like a watch with the camera very nearby it works okay. I however, was wanting to operate the camera from 20 yards or so away. At that distance it does not work very well at all it loses it's WIFI connection  It and cannot re-connect. I have found the "Play Memories" app, for your Smart Phone works much better from a distance,
Works great, extremely versatile, I wouldn't trade it for anything. Very good image quality. Unexpected range capabilities. I could view my kid playing baseball with the helmet cam on him if I was at the fence.
Works good. But if the camera is submerged in water the link is broken.
The Sony RMLVR1 WiFi remote is perfectly made for the Sony Action Cam (I have the AS100V) It is really 100% compatible. The two find each other quickly. No user skills needed. Easy and intuitive to use. Works perfectly, though not when the action-cam is under water, as there is no WiFi connection under water. It's a great addition and comes in very handy when I need exact shots in video or photo.
Syncs with sony device easily. Works well and easy to use and recharge when needed. Battery in camera usually goes out before the one on this viewer does.
So me thinking it may just be my action cam playing up, I decided to borrow my friends AS15 and see what happens; once again, exactly the same problem.With this in mind, it's clear that this live view remote isn't perfect, and makes me question whether it would have the same issue with the AS30?
Answer: I don't think it works well beyond 20'