An overview of seven tested smartphone camera grips, detailing specifications such as battery capacities, mounting mechanisms via USB-C or magnets, and cross-platform compatibility for mobile photography setups.
Editor Jim Fisher tested seven different smartphone photography accessories, using devices like the iPhone 18 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The seven additional handles in the test
The ShiftCam SnapGrip Pro costs $89, has a 5.000mAh battery, and works with Android and iOS devices.
The Pgytech RetroVa costs $89,95, works exclusively with iPhones, and has an exposure adjustment wheel.
The Telesin Master Grip costs $89,99 and has a 3.200mAh battery.
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The SmallRig FilMov costs $119,99, connects via a USB-C port, and includes a case and a 3.400mAh battery.
The Leica Lux Grip costs $395, is made of aluminum, and works exclusively with iPhones.
The Belkin Stage PowerGrip costs $79,99, weighs 9,6 ounces, and has a 9.300mAh battery.
The ShiftCam ProGrip costs $149,95, weighs 10,8 ounces, has a 6.400mAh battery, and grips the phone with clamps instead of magnets.
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