[0.6 (2 Stops)] This is well built and perfect for adding filters to an iPhone 15 Pro Max! If you shoot any log footage you’ll need this with some ND’s and the footage will look great!

[4.8 x 2.6 x 1"] I have had several matte boxes before, most lately from Cavision in Canada and this is the best I've owned. Machining is very high quality and the design is great. Filter holders are metal, the swing away is slop-free. Everything I've bought of Tilta is high quality.

[0.06 lb] An all around excellent screen protector with great service

[Glass] Haven’t had this case for too long, but is sturdy and the finger loop is great. Hoping it lasts longer than the Apple cases

[0.6 (2 Stops)] I’ve been using it to film ever since it got delivered. I’m truly pleased w/my purchase. So far so good.
Thanks, B&H for selling good quality products

[4.8 x 2.6 x 1"] Using this matte box with my C100 and L lenses. Does what I need for my budget. I am pleased with the quality. I also have the Tilta focus assist too which is equally well made. I am happy with this line of accesories.

[0.06 lb] Exactly what I was looking for. A minimalist way to mount filters to your phone. Nice quality, holds firmly. Perfect!

[Glass] I'm planning to shoot a week of all-day interviews in the future and am concerned about the possibility of thermal shutdowns. To address this, I’ve purchased the Tilta Khronos Cooling System from B&H for added safety.

Before buying, I wasn’t aware that the unit could also charge the iPhone while cooling. It fits perfectly using MagSafe on all my cages, including SmallRig, Neewer, BeastGrip, and my customized system.

The Khronos Cooler is made from titanium and is surprisingly light at 106.5g. It has two power modes and two fan speeds. At full speed, it’s extremely quiet. The sound level couldn’t be detected above ambient noise using a decibel app on my iPad placed beside the fan.

The unit is very sturdy, and its body functions as a heat sink. In an amateur, unscientific cooling test, the Khronos unit cooled down by 9°C (17°F). I plan to recommend this unit to my students.

[0.06 lb] I've been annoyed that unless you want to use a clip-on mount, you're tied to a properitary case type, e.g. Moment, SandMarc, PolarPro, etc. I do a lot of run-and-gun shooting, so I prefer smaller lens that fit easier into a pocket (vs. Moment's filter adapter which is 67mm. Previously the only other choice was made by PowRig but that wasn't stable enough for me because the magnet was too small and not a MagSafe connection.

This has worked really well for 58mm filters I already had (VND + Glimmer Glass or Black Pro Mist for video, CPL and sometimes a UV for photos). No vignetting when the filters are stacked, even using the ultra wide lens.

It should work with most MagSafe cases. My only complaint is that the bezel opening is a millimeter or two smaller than the benel used by Moment lens adapter, so it doesn't quite fit snugly, which makes it less secure because the MagSafe end is slightly lifted. But this should be fixable by filing the interior edges down slightly.

One bonus is that you can stack other MagSafe items on top of it – I added a MagSafe SDD case – although I did find that the case was a bit off center, probably because the magnets in the case and the adapter weren't quite in the same places. But this may be fixable with a little tinkering.

[4.8 x 2.6 x 1"] This is a nice solution if you don’t always use cases or you use cases that aren’t designed to hold filters. This fits even over some cases like the official Apple Silicone case for iPhone 16 Pro Max. It is one of the best options because of the simple MagSafe attachment and the universal standard screw thread. Great product for getting cinematic 24fps 1/48 video with apps like Kino or Blackmagic Cam.