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PGYTECH MagCam 2 Phone Grip

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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.

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).

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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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