Wireless Shutter Release for Canon T7 T7i EOS RP and More - Remote

In this review the wireless shutter release is evaluated for photographers who need a simple, reliable remote for a wide range of Canon and Fujifilm cameras. The unit stands out for broad compatibility with many EOS and PowerShot models and the convenience of switching between wired push-button and wireless trigger modes, making it a practical choice for studio work, long exposures, and remote shooting. Setup is straightforward and the included transmitter battery plus long 80m/262ft range are the single biggest reasons to consider this remote.

Key Features

• Wide compatibility: Works with many Canon EOS Rebels, the 5D and 6D series, select PowerShot models and several EOS M and R series bodies, reducing the need for multiple remotes.
• Dual operation modes: Can act as a wired push-button when the receiver is connected, or as a wireless shutter release when the battery-powered transmitter is active, adding flexibility on shoots.
• Long wireless range: Offers up to 80m/262ft range using 2.4GHz radio, which gives ample distance for remote tripod setups and outdoor shooting without strict line-of-sight.
• Simple setup: Receiver plugs into the camera and runs on two AAA batteries while the transmitter uses a CR2032, so getting started requires only basic battery insertion and a camera connection.
• Replaces common Canon remotes: Designed to replace Canon RS-60E3 and RS-80N3 styles of remote switches for compatible bodies, keeping operation familiar for Canon users.

Who It's For

This remote is best for hobbyist and enthusiast photographers who own Canon EOS Rebels, 5D/6D/7D series or listed PowerShot models and want a low-cost way to trigger the shutter remotely for long exposures, self-portraits, or group shots. The dual wired/wireless functionality also makes it useful for small studios where a simple wired push-button is occasionally preferred.

It is less suited to users who require advanced intervalometer functions, programmable timelapses, or weather-sealed pro-grade remotes; those users should look for dedicated intervalometer units or manufacturer professional remotes that include expanded features.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Excellent compatibility across many Canon and some Fujifilm bodies, reducing compatibility worries.
• Easy, no-hassle setup with battery-powered transmitter and plug-in receiver.
• Long 80m/262ft wireless range with 2.4GHz radio for flexible placement and remote shooting.
• Can replace common Canon RS-60E3 and RS-80N3 remote switches, keeping controls familiar.

Cons

• Receiver requires two AAA batteries (not included), which adds ongoing battery costs.
• Lacks advanced intervalometer or programmable exposure features found in higher-end remotes.

Specifications

Brand	FCD TRUST
Compatible Cameras	Many Canon EOS Rebels, 5D/6D/7D series, PowerShot models, EOS M and R/RP series
Replaces	Canon RS-60E3 and RS-80N3 style remotes
Operation Modes	Wired push-button or wireless transmitter
Transmitter Battery	CR2032 included
Receiver Power	2x AAA batteries (not included)
Wireless Range	80m / 262ft (2.4GHz)

Our Verdict

The wireless shutter release is a practical, low-cost remote for Canon and select Fujifilm shooters who need straightforward remote triggering and broad camera compatibility. It delivers easy setup, flexible wired or wireless use, and a long operating range, making it good value for photographers who do long exposures or remote portrait work but do not need advanced intervalometer features.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the transmitter battery come with the remote?
The transmitter uses a CR2032 which is included in the package.

What batteries does the receiver need?
The receiver requires two AAA batteries, which are not included in the package.

Will this work without line of sight?
Yes, the 2.4GHz radio can operate without a strict line of sight up to the stated 80m/262ft range.