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Joby GripTight Pro 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount

Content creators can quickly frame up their shots when using the GripTight PRO 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount from Joby. When trying to capture that perfect Instagram photo or TikTok video, you need to get your phone at just the right angle. That's why Joby built the GripTight PRO 3 with a 360° clamp that has 8 different stop positions, and a built-in ball head for fine adjustments. It's also essential that you can set-up fast, which is why Joby provides a pinch-to-lock phone clamp for speedy mounting. Add in multiple mounting connections for tripods and accessories, and your posts are sure to stand out from the pack.

SKU: GC47-JB01739-BWW

Joby GripTight Pro 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount

Joby GripTight Pro 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount

Content creators can quickly frame up their shots when using the GripTight PRO 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount from Joby. When trying to capture that perfect Instagram photo or TikTok video, you need to get your phone at just the right angle. That's why Joby built the GripTight PRO 3 with a 360° clamp that has 8 different stop positions, and a built-in ball head for fine adjustments. It's also essential that you can set-up fast, which is why Joby provides a pinch-to-lock phone clamp for speedy mounting. Add in multiple mounting connections for tripods and accessories, and your posts are sure to stand out from the pack.

Multiple Mounts

You can achieve a variety of shooting positions with a 1/4"-20 threaded connection on the bottom and back of the GripTight PRO 3. You also get a cold shoe mount on either end of the phone clamp, letting you enhance what you capture with optional accessories, such as an external microphone or LED light.

Additional Features

Clamp supports phones from 2.2 to 3.5" wide

Durable glass-filled nylon construction

Key Features:

Fast Pinch-to-Lock Phone Clamp

For 2.2 to 3.5" Wide Smartphones

360° Rotation with 8 Stop Positions

Bottom Ball Head for Fine Adjustments

Bottom & Back 1/4"-20 Threaded Mounts

2 x Cold Shoe Mounts

Glass-Filled Nylon Construction

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Product Overview

Joby GripTight Pro 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount

Content creators can quickly frame up their shots when using the GripTight PRO 3 Smartphone Tripod Mount from Joby. When trying to capture that perfect Instagram photo or TikTok video, you need to get your phone at just the right angle. That's why Joby built the GripTight PRO 3 with a 360° clamp that has 8 different stop positions, and a built-in ball head for fine adjustments. It's also essential that you can set-up fast, which is why Joby provides a pinch-to-lock phone clamp for speedy mounting. Add in multiple mounting connections for tripods and accessories, and your posts are sure to stand out from the pack.

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