Creator gear with free worldwide standard delivery. No minimum spend, plus 30-day returns. Start with the Grip for handheld shooting or the Steady for hands-free filming.
Your phone already has a better camera than most of the compacts people are paying hundreds for second-hand. What it does not have is anything to hold on to, a shutter button you can press without shaking the frame, or a way to stand still. That is what this collection fixes.
How to choose
If you film yourself: start with the Steady magnetic phone tripod and its Bluetooth remote. The remote is the part that changes how you work — without it, every take begins and ends with you walking towards the camera.
If you shoot handheld: the Grip magnetic camera mount adds a two-stage shutter, a zoom lever and something solid to hold. Read why it is the most underrated creator accessory.
If your desk is a cable graveyard: the Trio MagSafe stand charges phone, watch and AirPods from one plug, and the Velocity 100W car charger puts four retractable cables in one unit.
For something different: the PocketPrint sticker printer prints photos straight off your phone with no ink at all.
Frequently asked questions
Do the magnetic mounts work with Android?
Yes. iPhones from the 12 onward have MagSafe magnets built in and attach directly. Android phones and older iPhones need the metal ring that comes in the box — it sticks to the back of the phone or the case and gives the same magnetic attachment.
Will a magnetic mount damage my phone?
No. The magnets are the same strength as Apple's own MagSafe accessories and sit against the back of the phone, well away from the screen and the camera. They do not affect charging or interfere with the phone's own magnetometer in normal use.
How do I connect the Bluetooth shutter remote?
It pairs as a Bluetooth keyboard rather than as a camera accessory. Turn it on, open your phone's Bluetooth settings, tap the device when it appears, and the shutter button then works inside your normal camera app. You only do this once.
Which do I need — a grip or a tripod?
They do opposite jobs and work together. A tripod is for static shots where you are in the frame. A grip is for handheld shots where you are behind the camera. If you make videos regularly you will end up with both, and because they use the same magnetic system you can swap between them in about a second.
Can I use these for filming vertical and horizontal?
Yes. Both the grip and the tripod head rotate a full 360 degrees, so you can go from portrait for Reels and TikTok to landscape for YouTube without unclipping anything.
What actually makes phone photos blurry?
Almost always camera shake at the moment you tap the screen, not the lens. Getting the phone steady and pressing a physical button instead of a touchscreen fixes more photos than any camera upgrade. There is more on this in our seven phone photography tips.
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