Incredibly compact and stable, the pocketable edelkrone PhoneCLIP Max Smartphone Holder Standfrom edelkrone PhoneCLIP Max Smartphone Holder Standgives you a phone stand whenever you need one. Mounting your phone in the PhoneCLIP Max doesn't require screws or springs. Just press the button to open the clamp, insert your phone, and release. The anti-slip pads inside provide a secure grip. Once in place, you can pull it out of its CNC-milled aluminum body, using the body of the PhoneCLIP Max as the stand, and adjust the dual hinges to find the perfect angle. Even at extreme angles, the self-balancing mechanism inside keeps the phone upright. You can even hang the holder over a monitor to use your phone as a webcam.

Self-Balancing Dual-Hinge Stand    Simple Push-Button Clamp Operation    Clamp Holds 0.2 to 0.5" Thick Phones    Anti-Slip Pads for a Secure Grip    Hang Holder to Use Phone as Webcam    Combo 1/4"-20 & 3/8" Tripod Mount    Durable CNC-Milled Aluminum Body

With third-party apps, you can transform your phone's cameras into a webcam that teleconferencing software can use for remote video calls. If you use such an app, the PhoneCLIP Max can be extended and draped over your monitor, placing your phone at the perfect angle. With your camera in front of you, you don't have to look away to view other participants or the meeting chat.

The bottom of the stand features a combo 1/4"-20 and 3/8" female connector to accommodate mounting to a an optional tripod or selfie stick.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this support the weight and overall size of an iPad Mini as opposed to exclusively using a cell phone?

A: No, for that purpose you would need to look into proper iPad prompters.

Q: 2. Just trying to clarify a few things - what is the weight of the minimax (same people say 45lbs, some say 25lbs?? Also is this truly 8ft at its highest (when parallel) and therefore equivalent to an 8ft stand with a boom arm (that can be angled to be higher while sacrificing a little distance)

A: MiniMax weighs 44lbs. You are correct about the reach, It’s horizontal reach is at 8ft but can angle higher while sacrificing that bit of distance. Check out the info at www.msegrip.com

Q: 3. What size is the glass on this teleprompter?

A: The ikan HomeStream Smartphone Display Teleprompter glass, when measuring diagonally is 8” inches.

Q: 4. will this item fit in any existing camera (mirrorless/DSLR ) camera tripod ?

A: The Robus SPCS-001 Smartphone Tripod Adapter & Stand has a 1/4-20 thread and can support any standard tripod.

Q: 5. Does the laser module + head plus work together with dollyone? (Like it does with the laser+head plus+slider.)

A: there is no mention of the laser module working with the edelkrone DollyONE from the manufacturer

Q: 6. No battery?? For more than $600 they could've included a battery. Am I missing something?

A: no those this item does not come with a battery

Q: 7. How is this different from the Surface One?

A: The DollyONE is smaller and does not feature the Laser Pointer used for positioning.

Q: 8. I'm looking at this to use with my Nikon Z7 & Z6 cameras. I'm trying to figure out how this device gets supported. Does it literally hang off the front lens threads? Does it require being separately mounted and mated to the lens?

A: There are two methods of mounting the teleprompter. 1. Yes, since the prompter is so light, you can hang if off your cameras lens. Adapter rings are provided for this. 2. On the base of the main frame of the prompter there are 3 x 1/4"-20 threads. You can then mount it to most any tripod or other stand.

Q: 9. How loud is the DollyOne? Usable for interviews?

A: the DollyOne's motor is extremely quiet and I would absolutely recommend it for interviews, as I doubt the sound would get picked up by the mic, especially when used at relatively low speeds. Please note that the operation sound of the DollyOne may be high while using it at higher speeds than 30%, and this sound may be audible in an acoustically treated environment.

Q: 10. Can you attach wheels to this boom stand?

A: Unfortunately, the Matthews Mini Max Boom will not accept wheels.