Universal Phone Tripod Mount Adapter with Ｗireless Camera Remote , Cell Phone Holder with Adjustable Clamp for Selfie Stick Monopod Compatible with iPhone, Samsung and so on , Wrist Strap Included

I was really pleasantly surprised with this tripod mount phone adapter. It fit my otter box cased S25 fine, holding it securely, and mated to my tripod shoe perfectly. The range of adjustment should meet most needs. The bluetooth shutter button paired to my phone camera without issues and worked perfectly. Good value.

Works great and easy to set up.

Very practical remote. I used it with an iPhone 16 ProMax with a big case and it fit perfectly. Took many great pic with it mounted on a tripod. I wish it was a little bit more sturdy but it's not bad at all.

I’m really impressed with the Zttopo Universal Phone Tripod Mount Adapter—it’s exactly what I needed for my photography and video setup. First off, the good quality and size of the adapter make it perfect for a wide range of smartphones without feeling flimsy or too bulky. It fits securely and doesn’t wobble, which is a huge relief when trying to get steady shots. The stability of this tripod mount is excellent. Even when I extend my tripod or adjust angles, my phone stays firmly in place. I also love how lightweight it is—it’s easy to carry around without adding extra bulk to my bag, yet it still feels durable and solid. Another feature I really appreciate is the good grip. The mount holds my phone snugly, and I never worry about it slipping or sliding out during use. The included wireless camera remote is convenient for taking hands-free photos, and the LED light is surprisingly bright and useful for low-light conditions. Overall, this tripod mount adapter is a fantastic investment. It’s stable, well-built, lightweight, and fits perfectly, making it ideal for anyone looking to improve their mobile photography or video setup. Highly recommend!

I was happily surprised by this camera tripod mount. Took a little bit to figure out how wide to open it, but I did. It seemed to ratchet when I turned it from horizontal to vertical, but then I figured out if you make it much looser, it moves freely. Though actually the ratcheting can be helpful getting it just in the right position. I wish it had a little level on each side. That would be especially helpful. Also what I think is REALLY needed are instructions for setting up the remote. I almost gave up. But other reviewers seemed to have no problem, so I persevered. Here is what you need to do: 1) Push the tiny button on the side to the ON position. 2) Go to your Settings on your camera and select Connections 3) On the next screen select Blutooth 4) When it's paired up, you should then see AB shutter3 (depending on your phone) The remote makes all the difference in the world. If you're using an Android press the bottom, smaller button which says Android (hard to read on mine), if your on an Iphone, press the top button which says Camera360 IOS to take a photo OR to start and stop a video. The latter is especially great because I record guitar songs and now I don't have to get up and down to start and stop. I definitely recommend this!

I Like It, This Is How To Fix It's One Flaw.... It's a nice combo, the smart phone clamp for standard tripod mounting and the BT remote are great together. The joint where the clamp is fixed to the tripod adapter is a little thin. There is a circular well on the tripod adapter that retains a rubber washer and a knurled knob is used to tighten it's 1/4-20 stud into the mating surface on the clamp. This allows the phone to be positioned at any angle. The backside of the well is thin and the contact it has with the 1/4-20 stud is small so tightening it beyond a point can force the stud through the well. All you need is to obtain a 1/4" fender washer (I like Stainless Steel) that is 1" to 1.25" across and put that between the backside of the well and the 1/4" stud. By doing this you spread the force across that whole 1" area! You will not break the plastic without first squeezing the entire rubber washer out of the well! More likely, you would pull the brass threaded fastener out of the clamp part instead. It doesn't need to be nearly as tight as that to hold your phone very securely. On selecting a washer, try to find one with a hole very close to the size of the 1/4" stud. For ANSI washer sizes, there is a Narrow at .281" and a Wide at .312"; you'll want the Narrow one. The wide one will work, but may get slightly off-center. I used a 3/16" washer myself that is .250", but you have to use a needle file to make the hole a little larger. You could also roll up some better quality 220 sandpaper and open up the hole with that. It's worth the effort. I wouldn't recommend trying to use a drill for this though, it could result in stitches or loss of eyesight.

Works as expected so far. Fits my grandfather's tripod from the 50s. Followed instructions on Amazon (through Rufus) on pairing the remote. Works. Haven't tested distance of remote yet.

The mount is fine, plastic but sturdy enough. The issue I have is that the phone holder is screwed in. When I'm trying to take night pictures, and the mount is horizontal, it's really hard and a hassle to screw the phone in the holder, then I want to adjust it, have to unscrew the mount, rescrew it back in. I ended up getting another that has a spring to hold the phone in the mount. I'm keeping this as a backup, but I wish I'd just gotten the other spring one to start with. Also, zero instructions for setting up the wireless camera remote.