Wireless Auto Sensor Car Phone Holder

[0.25 lb] I use this headphone holder for wireless headphones as well as using it to keep a phone charge cable near.

[0.41 lb] I searched seemingly forever for a phone holder for my car. Nothing worked. Decided to check with Peak Design because of the quality and innovation of their products line. Bingo! This is high quality and worked great. You just need to follow their instructions and guiding information to a tee. The only thing I regret is that I did not order the charging car mount because of the price but now I wish I did! This product works well, and pleases me aesthetically. PD also has accompanying videos for most of their products. Recommend to watch those before and after you purchase as they are informational (and quite entertaining too!) and answer a lot of FAQ. Highly recommend!

[USB-C Male] This is single handed the best mobile phone holder for your filming with an iPhone (as well as your car, boat, head or just about anywhere) If only they made a connector that attached the phone magnetically to the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 gimble and my life would be complete. I have faith that the genius’s at Peak Design are already onto it

[0.9 lb / 0.4 kg] it's a great phone holder for my Quad !

[0.635 lb] Easily paired with phone and gives me bluetooth in my car

[1.535 lb] This phone holder is great for any mid size phone or??

[0.9 lb] This car charger is handy for charging my phone and my cameras.

[Aluminum] This adapter is very well made and allows me to mount a microphone on my cell phone holder

[3 A] Works perfect for Android auto in the car without having a bunch of excess cable length.

[Manual Focus] I bought this lens because Ken Rockwell described it as the best 21mm lens for Leica including $5K+ Leica lenses, and I enjoy making street photographs using a pre-focused (zone focusing) technique with it. I get exquisite results pre-focusing to 1.5 meters at f/8 of f/11 as lighting conditions allow. Sure its not very fast, so I have started using flash with it in the evenings. I have plenty of the top rated Fuji lenses, so I know exactly what I am missing in not having an auto-exposing, auto-focusing lens, but for this application, it doesn't matter at all (I enjoy the Fuji lenses for quick-gunned sweet portraiture). The concern documented about the rear nodal point being too close to the sensor, and the light beams being too acute on the corners of the sensor, seems to be a bigger problem for full frame cameras than APS-C sensor cameras, so the vignetting on the corners is minimal and can in B&W actually be appreciated as 'character' in the images. I bought the discontinued voigtlander hood for it from Japan, and must say that I get a lot of what kind of camera is that acknowledgements of how sexy of a kit I have with that lens and hood on (just sayin')