SKU: GC20-107-014

Moment Laptop / iPad Cold Shoe Mount

Moment Laptop / iPad Cold Shoe Mount

When working remotely, maintain a level of professionalism in your communications with this M-Series Cold Shoe Mount for Laptops & Tablets from Moment. The mount is made to slide over the front-facing camera on a tablet or laptop display, and uses a padded thumbscrew to tighten into place without damaging your device. Once attached, you can add any cold shoe accessory to enhance your calls and meetings, such as an external microphone for clearer audio, or an LED light for better lighting.

Additional Features

  • Supports devices from 1 to 3.9" thick, with or without a case
  • Sturdy machined aluminum construction

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