[Canon EOS R5 C] The cage fits the R7 perfectly, a very rugged fit, then cable clamp fits very well and the does not obstruct any flaps, the cage however obstructs the record and ISO button a bit when held in different ways but nothing that can't be worked out in the menu and I don't use those buttons at often anyway. but highly I recommend this cage

[3x Cold Shoe] I love this cage for my R5. It's not too bulky and doesn't add that much weight. Its perfect for quick mounting options to your camera. I really like that there is a magnetic flat head screwdriver on the bottom; nice touch!

[Cage] This is my 2nd purchase of one of these useful and lightweight cages. They fit the Canon C-70 like a custom glove and make it easy to attach Tilta's mini follow focus.

I've also added a handle and a couple 3rd party cold shoe mounts to them so I'm able to mount an electronic viewfinder and a shotgun mic.

The quality is very good and the price is reasonable.

[3x Cold Shoe] Up until now I have always gone with a Smallrig cage but I decided to give this a chance only because the Tilta mini mattebox is so great.

[Aluminum] It's got plenty of cold shoe mounting points and plenty of threaded points as well.

[Cage] About a year ago I bought the smal rig cage but I was never happy with the fitl so I ended up not using it. It wasn't that secure and the camera cage flexed on the right hand side and I found it pinched my hand when griping it. In short it the camera didn't feel as easy to hold as it did naked so it sat in it's box

I saw that Tlita had brought one out and decided to try it. It's a much more precise fit, comfortable to hold and super rock solid connection. I can leave the cage on it I'm shooting stills as the camera is still comfortable to hold. Today I had a top handle on it, with a Blazer ( about the same size and weight as an 85 L lens) and there was no flex in it . I'd recommend this for your R3 or when they make one for the R1

[Canon EOS R5 C] The price is cheap and the product is excellent

[Cage] Tilta's camera cages continue to meet all my needs for the ways I want to build and customize my cameras meanwhile continuing to improve them as new designs come out. Very light weight, durable, and the ergonomics just work they way I prefer. Only thing I wish tilta implemented into their cages at this point is a 3/8-16 thread for mounting heavier builds to a tripod and to prevent twists, but they do have 2 1/4-20 threads at the bottom. That's just me wishing I didn't have to change what screw sizes I have in my tripod plates.

[Aluminum] This cage works great for the C70, it comes with the bracket to bold to the RF/EF Speed Booster. I was able to clamp a second lav to the cage. I like that its minimal with JUST enough room for add ons.
I personally added a handle to the left side of the camera. I think the base plate and rail add on is probably worth it if you plan on running V Mount in the future. I'm glad I bought it and wish I had earlier.

[Aluminum] The only hiccup I had was the HDMI clamp attachment, which is included with this bundle, did not allow my cable to fit through the clamp opening for the type c port. I had to remove the clamp in order to use my Type C charging cable to power the camera externally. Not a huge deal but would be nice to be able to use the clamp with my cable. The opening through the clamp isn't large enough and the adjustment screws did not allow it to open but so far.

The cage itself with the handle is machined to top tolerances. I trust this thing with thousands of dollars worth of camera gear. I love that I'm able to leave the cage on and still be able to use a gimbal and also some of my Edelkrone gear such as the headplus. Just have to remove the top handle when using most of the Edelkrone kit. Other than that, this cage is a huge win over anything else out there for the R5C. I would absolutely buy this again. For the money it's a no brainer as it also adds some protection to the outer portion of the camera body.