RETICAM® Smartphone Tripod Mount with Hand Grip - All Metal Heavy-Duty Hand Held Stabilizer and Tripod Mount for Smart Phones and Cameras - HG30, Aluminum, Red
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Features
- Superb all-metal construction for both phone mount and grip: Strong , sturdy and extremely durable
- Grip has a soft rubber cover and a removable lanyard for extra security
- Works with all smartphones up to 3.6" wide (compatible with all Apple iPhone models with or without a case), as well as all cameras and camcorders
- This listing is for the grip + smart phone adapter; search RetiCAM HG10 for the grip only.
Color: Black and Red
Brand: RETICAM
Compatible Devices: Camcorder, Camera, Cellphone
Item Weight: 5.5 Ounces
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Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 1.25 x 1.25 inches
Item Weight: 5.5 ounces
Item model number: HG30
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Other display features: Wireless
Color: Black and Red
Manufacturer: RetiCAM
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: January 15, 2015
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I was looking for a tripod attachment, as well as a reliable iPhone mount for my motorbike. I was not comfortable taking a chance on my motorbike with a plastic mount, and was on a search for a metal mount with a reliable grip on the phone. I almost didn't know this existed - I had to filter through a bunch of crappy ones, and stumbled upon this by chance! This is awesome. My wife and kids love taking pics/vids, and the tripod attachment fits like it should on my manfrotto tripod/ball head in my home studio, as well as on my JOBY Gorrilapod when on the move. It will fit most (almost all?) tripods/ball heads if they have the standard 1/4-20 screw mount. On my bike, I use a photography studio clamp w/stud on the center of my handle bars, and the RetiCAM fits perfectly onto that, like it would on a tripod - they have the same standard screw thread. It doesn't loosen at all with the vibration of the motorbike, either at idle, or at high RPMs. Even though it is not advertised as a bike mount (as it doesn't have the necessary hardware to clamp onto the bar (I use a Lumopro studio clamp w/stud), and it doesn't provide weather protection), I think it works exceptionally well as one. But you would have to mount it with a clamp with a screw attachment, as I have. I use it both - as a GPS etc, and to take vids of my rides. For standard use, I do not use the handgrip if all I want is to look at my phone (GPS etc.). If I want to take a vid of my ride, then I use the handgrip to give it some height, to peek over the bike instrument cluster and get a nice field of view. For size, I do have to use the XL conversion bars. I have a Speck case, which does add bulk to the iPhone 6S Plus, and without the XL attachment, it doesn't fit. I gently tighten it so it is firm, and not too much that it marks my iPhone case. So far, no markings, and the fit is very secure - likely a function of the rubbery feel of the speck case, and the RetiCAM friction layer not slipping against each other. I cannot make it slip out even if I try to pull it out - and this is without making it too tight, for fear of damaging the case/iphone. The fear of damaging the case is likely my own paranoia, I just feel a little uneasy tightening down on a expensive phone, but I doubt hand tightening would bend the aluminum and crack the screen, but there is no harm in being a bit cautious. I just hand tighten it till it feels firm, and not overly aggressively. So far, no dropped phone. The handgrip. I was surprised at the quality - it was also of metal construction and with a nice soft touch grip - excellent touch. I use it on my tripod, as it is easier to make adjustments on the tripod/ball head while looking through the phone, rather than having to hold the phone to make adjustments. This makes it much easier. If you hold the phone directly to make adjustments, you either have to hold it with your fingertips if you want to look through the screen, in which case, you can't make subtle, steady movements, or hold the phone with your whole hand to make more controlled movements, but then you can't see through the screen. It is also very useful for home videos etc, as you have are able to have a much steadier grip walking around and panning etc., than holding the phone directly. Using the hand grip would be very familiar to anyone who uses or have used a joystick style ball head on their tripods. Things I love: All metal. Very secure. Quick to use/remove the iPhone. Quick to attach/remove from tripod. Standard 1/4-20 screw attachment threads on both the clamp itself, and the hand grip for universal application. The handgrip - both on the tripod and handheld for home vids (and selfies I'm sure). Things I didn't: errr... can't think of many. Maybe... consider selling it with a handlebar attachment. I had a studio clamp handy, but not everyone has studio equipment laying around. ... and if Amazon can make this easier to come across. Very highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2015 by Picture Man
The mount and grip are beautifully made; they ought to be at this price. The mount accommodates an iPhone 6s with a not-wafer-thin case on it well. I did not have to use the included extender bolt. The clamping is very secure; there is no chance that the phone could fall out of this mount, and that's what I want for an expensive phone. The grip is fine, the lanyard screws in tightly, all threads seem to be very well cut. The grip does have a rubber odor, as others have mentioned. I scrubbed it with full-strength dish soap and that got rid of almost all the smell. I imagine after it airs for a while the odor will vanish. The sales copy calls this gadget a "stabilizer," but don't confuse it with the many counterweighted balance systems available, it's just a really good handgrip mount.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2016 by Benny Fusilli
The RetiCAM tripod mount with handgrip is a great value. It allows better snapshots and videos because you don’t have your hands on the device. The handgrip is solid and rugged. However, the rubberized coating makes it easy to hold even for long periods of time. It also doesn’t conduct heat like an all-metal handgrip. At the top of a bottom of the handgrip is a standard tripod mounting screw. You can attach the included smartphone mount or even a camera directly. On the bottom there is a standard tripod hole. You can mount the handgrip on a tripod or you can attach the enclosed hand strap. Having that versatility is a great plus. You could attach the hand strap to any camera or device with a tripod mount but I don’t think it will support the weight of anything very heavy. The simplicity of the handgrip shows how much thought went into the design. There are dozens of handgrips and selfie sticks but this ons built to last as well as built to be multipurpose. The RetiCAM smartphone mount is the top of its class. It is rugged as well with rubber inside so it won’t scratch the phone that it holds. The only problem that some users had with it is due to buying the wrong size. When buying the smartphone mount separately, It comes in both a regular size and an XL size. Some people have bought the wrong size but that won’t happen now. The mount they included has the XL conversion kit so it fits phones of all sizes, from normal-sized to phablets.. I use it on my small and chunky Nokia 808 but with the adapter it can fit the iPhone 6 plus or the Lumia 1520. I plan on giving this set to some friends and family because anyone with a smartphone of any size will be very glad to have this accessory
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2015 by kingstu
Help a little to stabilize but I realized only after I purchased it that I can only use it for landscape view, not portrait (doesn't work as well when I hold it sideways). The extension works well on my 6" screen.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2016 by Amazon Customer
I just have to say that this product is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Very well designed and with a minimalistic approach and love the wrist strap that is included. Very comfortable to hold and the smartphone mount is the best mount I have seen. It is very secure and very well made. It fits my Nexus 6 perfectly. It also fits my Tascam DR-40 microphone with a male to male 1/4" screw (and some washers to get the microphone alignment correct) since it has a female 1/4" screw on the bottom of the handle. I use this microphone because let's face it, smartphone mics suck. The only thing missing that would make this complete is a built-in bluetooth shutter remote, but I guess you can Mickey Mouse one on it. I was going to get an expensive electronic gumball but went with this cheaper option and I'm glad I did. As long as your phone has some optical image stabilization feature on it (or just get an app that can do that), you'll be perfectly fine with this. An added bonus for me, subjectively speaking, is that it is red and black and I have always loved that color combination. The metallic red really does pop :)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2015 by Joe