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PolarPro LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16

The LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16 from PolarPro is a tool-free and seamless mount that can integrate an external SSD to the top of the LiteChaser mounting plate or grip. With the twist of a knob, an SSD storage device can be fully rigged up to the ProCase or BaseCase to unlock high-resolution capability. Having an SSD attached increases film time and makes transferring to an editing computer seamless. This SSD Mount is designed to fit the popular Samsung T5 and SanDisk Extreme SSDs. Also included is a ThunderBolt 5 80Gbps high-speed data cable with a right-angle connector that fits inside your palm when shooting handheld.

SKU: GC14-LCP16-SSD-BAT

PolarPro LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16

PolarPro LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16

The LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16 from PolarPro is a tool-free and seamless mount that can integrate an external SSD to the top of the LiteChaser mounting plate or grip. With the twist of a knob, an SSD storage device can be fully rigged up to the ProCase or BaseCase to unlock high-resolution capability. Having an SSD attached increases film time and makes transferring to an editing computer seamless. This SSD Mount is designed to fit the popular Samsung T5 and SanDisk Extreme SSDs. Also included is a ThunderBolt 5 80Gbps high-speed data cable with a right-angle connector that fits inside your palm when shooting handheld.

Compatibility

Mounting

LiteChaser 16 Mounting Plate, Any 1/4"-20 mount

Grips

LiteChaser 16 ProCase Grip, LiteChaser 16 BaseCase Grip

SSDs

Samsung T-Series, SanDisk Extreme

Key Features:

Mounts SSD Storage to LiteChaser Mounts

Fort LiteChaser ProCase and BaseCase

Durable 6061 Aluminium Construction

What's in the Box:

PolarPro LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16

High-Speed Data Cable

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Product Overview

PolarPro LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16

The LiteChaser SSD Mount for iPhone 16 from PolarPro is a tool-free and seamless mount that can integrate an external SSD to the top of the LiteChaser mounting plate or grip. With the twist of a knob, an SSD storage device can be fully rigged up to the ProCase or BaseCase to unlock high-resolution capability. Having an SSD attached increases film time and makes transferring to an editing computer seamless. This SSD Mount is designed to fit the popular Samsung T5 and SanDisk Extreme SSDs. Also included is a ThunderBolt 5 80Gbps high-speed data cable with a right-angle connector that fits inside your palm when shooting handheld.

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