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August 5, 2025
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April 20, 2025
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rpb
April 17, 2025
This is a nice set and works with phones that already support Magsafe, as well as those that do not thanks to the converter rings supplied. My phone doesn't natively support Magsafe, so I was glad of the metal rings, and there are two so I can convert both my phone case as well as the phone itself.The mount itself feels sturdy and is made of metal. There are two "articulation" points, which seem to consist of a metal pin in the two hinge joints, one half way along and the other by the magnetic phone-holding end ring. These joints are quite stiff, at least when they are new, meaning they hold their position well and do not droop over time. The sticky attachment end rotates, but you need to undo the screw first, align it how you want, and then reattach the screw. They say you need to ensure the sticky end is attached with the little arrow pointing upwards (I am not sure why), and this is primarily what the screw here is for: to get that angle right.The magnet seems pretty strong and it holds my phone in place well. Along with the holder itself, this set includes two Magsafe converter rings, a spare 3M sticky pad if you need that, four wipe sachets for cleaning surfaces prior to sticking things down (see photo), and also two transparent circles (I'm not sure what these are for). The whole mount is quite compact, as is the box it all arrives in.As long as this type of mount is what you are looking for (i.e., something to stick permanently to the back of a suitable support so you can then attach your phone, or anything else you've stuck a converter ring to) then this is a neat little set. This won't be suitable for all situations, though, so consider also other mounts for attaching to car vents, desk mounts, etc., if that is what you need.
Diddy Mao
March 11, 2025
This magnetic laptop and phone holder is surprisingly handy for anyone juggling work calls, multitasking, or using their iPhone as a webcam on a Mac. The standout feature is how well it folds down and stays out of the way when not in use—it’s ultra-portable, and takes up virtually no space in your bag or on your setup. The aluminum alloy build feels solid and premium, and the design is thoughtfully crafted to provide a smooth rotation and adjustment range. You can flip it 180°, adjust the angle 110°, and it stays right where you position it.The magnet is impressively strong thanks to the N52-grade design. It securely holds your phone without any risk of slipping, even while typing or shifting your laptop slightly. For MagSafe users, this thing clicks into place effortlessly. It’s especially useful for video calls, where the continuity camera feature on newer iPhones shines—this holder makes that feature easy to take advantage of.On the downside, this product is best suited for flat-backed phones or those with MagSafe support. If you’re using a thicker phone case or a non-magnetic phone, you may need a magnetic ring or adapter. Also, because it relies on adhesion for mounting, repositioning to another device later can mean you need to use new adhesive pads.Overall, this holder adds a lot of utility to a work-from-home or mobile workstation setup without adding bulk. It’s sleek, smart, and a big win for Mac users who want a better camera angle and multitasking setup without fuss.
-9999px
November 22, 2024
Das ist auch so ein Gerät, von dem man nicht weiss, ob man es braucht. Aber der Reihe nach:- In angenehm kleiner Verpackung eine Halterung mit MagSafe, die man auf der einen Seite an einen Monitor drankleben kann und an die man auf der anderen Seite ein iPhone o.ä. anklickt.- man kann es dazu benutzen, um an entweder ein iPhone als Webcam zu nutzen, wenn man keine Webcam hat - oder wenn man keine Lust auf die miese Bildqualität in MacBook-Webcams hat.- MacOS schlägt diese Nutzung auch vor und bietet an, eigehende FaceTime-Sessions über das Phone laufen zu lassen- grundsätzlich funktioniert das auch gut, denn ein neueres MacOS hat das implementiert- an einem Monitor angebracht ist das alles aus recht unauffällig.An Laptops schaut die Sache schon anders aus. Da müsste man diese Halterung mittels Klebepad auf den Laptopdeckel befestigen - und der beigefügte, mit 3M beschrifte Pad schaut ziemlich robust aus. Man klebt es also an, und dann bleibt es da.Das möchte nicht jede, denn es ist nicht besonders dekorativ. Immerhin, alles aus Metall (Alu) und gut und stabil verarbeitet. Erfüllt also den Zweck.
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