JJC Magnetic Phone Camera Grip Handle with Wireles

An invaluable addition to any photographer’s toolkit.
I recently purchased the Magnetic Phone Camera Grip Handle with Wireless Shutter Remote, and it has truly transformed my mobile photography experience. As an avid photographer, I am always on the lookout for innovative tools that enhance my creative process, and this product has exceeded my expectations.First and foremost, the ergonomic design of the grip handle ensures a comfortable and secure hold, allowing me to capture images with precision and stability. The magnetic feature is remarkably convenient, enabling me to easily attach and detach my phone without any hassle. This functionality has streamlined my workflow, especially when I need to switch between different shooting angles quickly.The wireless shutter remote is another standout feature. Its responsiveness and reliability have made it possible for me to take shots without any shake or blurriness, which is particularly beneficial for long exposures or group photos. The remote pairs effortlessly with my device, providing a seamless user experience that enhances my overall productivity.Moreover, the build quality of the grip handle is impressive. It feels sturdy and durable, suggesting that it will withstand the rigors of regular use. The sleek design is also aesthetically pleasing, making it a stylish accessory that complements my photography gear.In summary, the Magnetic Phone Camera Grip Handle with Wireless Shutter Remote is an invaluable addition to any photographer’s toolkit. Whether you are a professional or a hobbyist, this product will undoubtedly elevate your mobile photography capabilities. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to achieve greater stability and control while capturing stunning images.

Better Grip, Okay Stand
Gives you a better grip while taking pictures. Works on iphones with magsafe compatibility/magsafe case as well as Android phones with magsafe casesButton only controls the minus volume button on your phone to take pictures. If you have a iphone 16 series the button does not control the built in camera control button on the phone. You can take pictures, just not go through the camera options by swiping and lightly pressingBluetooth connection works wellSeeing it’s a wireless device it needs to be charged. No replaceable batteryYou can pull out the button if you don’t have a selfie stick and trust someone doesn’t swipe your phone while taking picture of yourself while your phone stands on the table, bench, rock, etc.Good grip, way better than holding your flat phone. Still a bit small, if you have large adult sized hands you may be doing some finger curling. Might not be good if you taking conisistant shots as you may get finger fatigue. Maybe the size is more for Asian markets or teens with smaller hands? Using it as a stand is okay. There’s only one viewing angle. You can do multiple angles at first, but after several uses the hinge becomes loose and only stays in one positionTransitioning from horizontal and vertical orientation is not easy or smooth. The magnet is very strong, you need you take your phone off the device and change orientation, or use extra force to twist it which may scratch your phone or phone case.

Frequent Lag
Update – I had not installed the magnetic ring on my Iphone for this mount. I have a case with a magnetic back that worked but I did install the ring on my wife’s Iphone. Mistake, cause the ring is just thick enough to keep her phone from making contact to the magnetic top of her night stand clock/radio that she uses to charge the iphone at night. So, bit of alcohol got the ring off so the entire thing now sits in a box of catch all in our garage.Used on a recent 7-day RV trip and a couple of issues. The magnetic mount doesn’t feel that secure. Perhaps over time I would get more confidence but during this trip I was constantly worried my iPhone would slip off the grip. While that in itself isn’t bad, the deal buster was the noticeable lag from when I pressed the button to when the camera would snap the photo. We were photographing along the shore and wanted to capture some stills and video of the waves breaking. I say we captured about 40% of the photos we wanted and it was all because of the lag. Perhaps if you are photographing a still or something you’re not timing for a particular shot (a wave breaking over a rock as an example) this might work but otherwise it was a failure for us.

Excelente produto

It’s easy to install and it helps to shoot steadily. However, the Bluetooth syncing with my iPhone 14 Pro Max is so difficult…have to try 5-6 time to sync..

I can’t comment on bluetooth connection for other phones but it works flawlessly with the S23 and it remembers the bluetooth connection so no need to re-pair. Solid magnets and around 3-4mm wider on both ends than the S23 without a case.The button does not activate the camera. You need to activate the camera for it to be used as a shutter. When the camera is NOT activated, the button cycles between silent, vibrate and sound.Even if the Snapgrip is better in term of materials, ergonomics and with the ability to add a light… honestly the JJC at 1/3 of the price is a steal. Also the fact that the shutter can be separated from the holder is a bonus for tripod use when taking selfies or group photos. Something the Snapgrip can’t do.Last thing I’ll mention is that due to the small form factor of the S23, when using the phone vertically, the JJC will partially cover the 3X lens. Not a big deal imo as the 3X lens is rarely used. I am using a Pitaka case with integrated magsafe if anyone is wondering.