Overview

PGYTECH MagCam Phone Grip

The MagCam Phone Grip from PGYTTECH is a versatile modular grip designed to deliver a camera-like shooting experience to smartphone photographers. It has a MagSafe magnetic mount that attaches instantly to compatible phones and phone cases. The modular design converts the MagCam into a stand with both vertical and horizontal positioning. The multi-fuction shutter control module can be used as a wireless Bluetooth remote from up to 32.8' away. The charging grip module charges the phone through the phone through the magnetic mount, and incorporates a 3000mAh rechargeable battery and can function as a power bank.

SKU: GC40-P-PG-035

PGYTECH MagCam Phone Grip

PGYTECH MagCam Phone Grip

The MagCam Phone Grip from PGYTTECH is a versatile modular grip designed to deliver a camera-like shooting experience to smartphone photographers. It has a MagSafe magnetic mount that attaches instantly to compatible phones and phone cases. The modular design converts the MagCam into a stand with both vertical and horizontal positioning. The multi-fuction shutter control module can be used as a wireless Bluetooth remote from up to 32.8' away. The charging grip module charges the phone through the phone through the magnetic mount, and incorporates a 3000mAh rechargeable battery and can function as a power bank.

MagSafe Magnetic Mount

The magnetic mount allows a compatible smartphone to be attached in either vertical or horizontal orientation. It provides wireless charging from the grip when in use. The charging module has a dual-sided magnetic design to attach an LED light or other accessory.

Bluetooth Wireless Remote Control

The Bluetooth control module attaches to the grip magnetically and can be easily removed to use as a wireless remote control. It can be used to take photos, start/stop video, zoom, and make other adjustments from up to 32.8' away. Note: Functions may vary depending on smartphone model and operating system.

Key Features:

MagSafe Mount for Compatible Smartphones

Bluetooth Wireless Remote Control

Horizontal and Vertical Stand Base

LED Power Status Indicator

Modular, Quick Release Design

3000mAh Power Bank Functionality

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH MagCam Phone Grip

Magnetic Mounting Ring

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PGYTECH MagCam Phone Grip

The MagCam Phone Grip from PGYTTECH is a versatile modular grip designed to deliver a camera-like shooting experience to smartphone photographers. It has a MagSafe magnetic mount that attaches instantly to compatible phones and phone cases. The modular design converts the MagCam into a stand with both vertical and horizontal positioning. The multi-fuction shutter control module can be used as a wireless Bluetooth remote from up to 32.8' away. The charging grip module charges the phone through the phone through the magnetic mount, and incorporates a 3000mAh rechargeable battery and can function as a power bank.

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