The SmallRig 6884 is a compact magnetic support for MagSafe-compatible phones. Two joints provide 360° pan and 180° tilt, and the cold shoe base with a 1/4"-20 / 3/8"-16 threaded bushing fits tripods, cages, gimbals and selfie sticks.
The SmallRig 6884 is a compact magnetic support for MagSafe-compatible phones. Two joints provide 360° pan and 180° tilt, and the cold shoe base with a 1/4"-20 / 3/8"-16 threaded bushing fits tripods, cages, gimbals and selfie sticks.
This small support holds a MagSafe-compatible phone magnetically and mounts it on a camera, cage, tripod or gimbal via its cold shoe base. It suits livestreaming, selfies, on-camera monitoring and teleprompting.

At 42 g and 92 mm tall it takes up almost no room in your bag. The phone attaches to the magnet and comes off in one motion, so it never slows down your shoot.
Pan the phone 360° and tilt it 180° to aim it exactly where you need.
A MagSafe-compatible phone attaches and releases in one motion.
Slide the support into the cold shoe of a camera, cage or other accessory.
The bushing in the base switches between 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 for tripods and gimbals.
Two rotating joints support 360° pan and 180° tilt, so the support adapts easily to a wide range of setups. A MagSafe-compatible phone attaches magnetically and comes off just as quickly.
The cold shoe base includes a threaded bushing that switches between 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16, so the support attaches to tripods, selfie sticks, cages or gimbals. It measures 58.5 × 25 × 92 mm, weighs 42 g and holds up to 500 g.
An external impact may cause the mounted phone to detach.
If the phone is used with a case, make sure the magnetic connection remains secure. Maximum payload is 500 g.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Rigs for mobiles |
| For phone | MagSafe compatible |
| Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Silicone |
| Mount type | Magnetic |
| Height | 92mm |
| Width | 58.5mm |
| Thickness | 25mm |
| Weight | 42g |
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