Overview

PGYTECH MagCam 2 Phone Grip

The MagCam 2 Phone Grip from PGYTech adds a classic camera-like interface and form factor to compatible smartphones to provide a more realistic still image and video capture experience. This modular system includes a magnetic wireless charging module that attaches to smartphones and cases with magnetic compatibility and allows both portrait and landscape orientation. A magnetic ring is included to extend compatibility to non-magnetic phones and cases. The charging grip module has a 3000mAh Li-Ion battery for extended shooting life so workflow and creativity are not interrupted. The Bluetooth remote module offers zoom control and a shutter release, plus a command dial to control camera functions and parametres. It can be removed from the grip for group shots, selfies, remote triggering, and more.

SKU: GC40-P-PG-081

PGYTECH MagCam 2 Phone Grip

PGYTECH MagCam 2 Phone Grip

The MagCam 2 Phone Grip from PGYTech adds a classic camera-like interface and form factor to compatible smartphones to provide a more realistic still image and video capture experience. This modular system includes a magnetic wireless charging module that attaches to smartphones and cases with magnetic compatibility and allows both portrait and landscape orientation. A magnetic ring is included to extend compatibility to non-magnetic phones and cases. The charging grip module has a 3000mAh Li-Ion battery for extended shooting life so workflow and creativity are not interrupted. The Bluetooth remote module offers zoom control and a shutter release, plus a command dial to control camera functions and parametres. It can be removed from the grip for group shots, selfies, remote triggering, and more.

The battery grip has a faux-leather finish for a comfortable and tactile grip, plus a 1/4"-20 tripod mount for secure mounting or accessory attachment. The included wrist strap connects to the grip's bottom and affords an alternative carrying option. The wireless charging module features an EDC kickstand for easy tabletop use when shooting or viewing content.

Recommended For

Content Creation: A camera-style shutter with half-press focus and a command dial brings real camera handling to phone photography, with full integration via the PGYTECH Pro Imaging app on iPhone.

Travel & Vlogging: The built-in 3000mAh battery wirelessly charges your phone as you shoot, so a full day of filming does not drain it.

Group Shots & Selfies: Pop the magnetic Bluetooth remote off the grip and use it as a pocket shutter for group photos and remote triggering.

Studio & Desk Setups: The 1/4" thread on the base mounts the grip to a tripod for stable video, timelapses and video calls.

Key Features:

Modular Smartphone Camera Grip Design

Bluetooth Remote with Zoom Control

Custom Setting Dial for Adjustments

Magnetic Wireless Charging Support

Rechargeable 3000mAh Li-Ion Battery

Portrait and Landscape Orientation

Compatible with MagSafe LED Lights

Pro Imaging App for iPhone

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH MagCam 2 Phone Grip

Bluetooth Remote Module

Charging Grip Module

Magnetic Wireless Charging Module

Magnetic Mounting Ring

Wrist Strap

Compatibility

Recommended compatible devices: iPhone 17 series, Xiaomi series, Huawei P70, OPPO. iOS compatible devices: iPhone 12 - iPhone 17 full series. HarmonyOS compatible devices: Huawei Mate series, P series (HarmonyOS supported). Android compatible devices: Xiaomi 16/15/14 series, Redmi K60/K70/K80, OPPO, etc. (Android 14 supported). With the included magnetic ring it is also compatible with non-MagSafe phones (best used with a MagSafe case; not recommended for use with bare phones).

Additional Product Information

The 3000mAh battery also provides a 10W wired USB-C output.

The Bluetooth remote supports quick camera launch, half-press focus, capture, continuous shooting, mode switching, zoom adjustment and front/rear lens switching (some models such as vivo, Samsung and Sony may have compatibility limits).

A dual-sided magnet lets you attach a magnetic fill light to the front (fill light sold separately).

The included magnetic ring works best with a MagSafe case and is not recommended on bare phones.

The battery is 3C-certified and air-travel compliant, with a built-in battery level indicator.

Covered by a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.

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Product Overview

PGYTECH MagCam 2 Phone Grip

The MagCam 2 Phone Grip from PGYTech adds a classic camera-like interface and form factor to compatible smartphones to provide a more realistic still image and video capture experience. This modular system includes a magnetic wireless charging module that attaches to smartphones and cases with magnetic compatibility and allows both portrait and landscape orientation. A magnetic ring is included to extend compatibility to non-magnetic phones and cases. The charging grip module has a 3000mAh Li-Ion battery for extended shooting life so workflow and creativity are not interrupted. The Bluetooth remote module offers zoom control and a shutter release, plus a command dial to control camera functions and parametres. It can be removed from the grip for group shots, selfies, remote triggering, and more.

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