Target Phone Cases Samsung S9 Otterbox Defender

[Aluminum Alloy] Bought one of these as an upgrade to the Otterbox Defender cases I have been using previously, primarily for the increased protection factor the frame offers. (the Otterboxes keep breaking on the corner where the S Pen sits). Contact with the Staff at B+H has been fantastic, the website was easy to purchase through and it was shipped quickly. The cage itself is absolutely fantastic, extremely durable and protective, whilst also having a LOT of attachment points for various equipment items. Would 100% reccommend.

[5 x 3.5 x 3.5"] The FoneMate is far and above other phone adapters I've tried. I have a large cell phone with an even larger OtterBox Defender case on it, and fits very well. My very first image with an 8 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope was impressive for a cell phone photo. I imaged Jupiter while it was only about 28 degrees above the horizon, so the seeing (atmospheric turbulence) was dreadful, but still managed to get some detail. See attached image.

[Belt Clip] The Defender series case is the best phone case any one could own! This case protects your phone!!! I hope Otterbox never stops selling this case, because it is the only one I will use!!! Great case!!!

[3.25 x 3 x 0.9"] I really like this mounts' versatilely, I used the included magnetic plate under my Otterbox defender case to attach to my phone and I can use either the desk mount or mount it to with an arca style clamp to mount it on a tripod. The magnetic mount holds the phone very securely without fear of the phone falling. this is a great mount, i highly recommend it.

[IPS-Type LCD] Fits my 10.2 iPad in an OtterBox Defender case without any problems.

[0.165 lb] I’ve bought OtterBox cases in the past and they’re really good quality and provide good protection for your phone! I only use OtterBox now.

[0.96 lb] I picked this up to use with my phone (Samsung Note 9 with an Otterbox case) and it just wedges in the Xuma spring loaded mount enough to hold the phone in place. I wanted something I could carry around in my back pocket when hiking and recording events (I was tired of makeshift tripod using trees, bushes, rocks, etc.). This tripod fit the bill for the intended purpose. That said, for kicks I tried mounting my Canon T1i /EOS 500D DSLR with a EF-S 18 - 200mm zoom lens and it would not hold its shape; acting more like play-doh. However, it did support the same camera with the 18 - 55mm kit lens on a flat surface. So, the tripod works as advertised and little beyond.

[Yes] My previous iPad Air had an Otterbox Defender in shocking pink. Alas, Otterbox only makes the Defender in black for this iPad. This was almost $30.00 less expensive and available in red, this cobalt blue and black. Easy to put on. Not as sturdy as the Otterbox Defender, but it is overkill for the degree of protection a person putting an iPad through reasonable use with a measure of care.

[Aluminum] Was concerned that this would not hold my iPhone 14 Pro Max in the Otterbox Defender case and it fits great and attaches to my monopod without issue. Makes taking video of my kids concerts easier and less straining on my hand holding my phone up.

[Yes] …but alas the Otterbox Defender did not after a fall from six feet, right on the corner. The iPad should have shattered! It did it’s job perfectly, and I will gladly get a replacement case.