The SmallRig 7272 silicone base for DJI Osmo Pocket 4P / 4 / 3 and Xtra Muse (standard version) holds the camera steadily on a flat surface. It is molded to fit the camera, the soft silicone protects it from scratches, and the USB-C port stays accessible, so you can charge the camera without lifting it off. A strong magnet grips magnetic surfaces; elsewhere,…
The SmallRig 7272 silicone base for DJI Osmo Pocket 4P / 4 / 3 and Xtra Muse (standard version) holds the camera steadily on a flat surface. It is molded to fit the camera, the soft silicone protects it from scratches, and the USB-C port stays accessible, so you can charge the camera without lifting it off. A strong magnet grips magnetic surfaces; elsewhere, use the included adhesive pad.
A soft base molded to the camera holds your Osmo Pocket steadily on a desk and leaves the USB-C port free. A magnet and an adhesive pad attach it to magnetic and other flat surfaces.

The base fits the camera closely and holds it on a flat surface. The USB-C port stays free, so you can charge the camera right on the base.
The base follows the camera's outline and holds it firmly in place.
Protects the camera from scratches when you set it down.
Charge the camera without lifting it off the base.
The magnet grips magnetic surfaces; elsewhere use the adhesive pad.
The base is shaped to the contour of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P / 4 / 3 and Xtra Muse standard version, holding it firmly and steadily on a flat surface. The soft silicone protects the device from scratches. The design leaves the USB-C port accessible, so you can charge the camera without taking it off the base.
A strong magnet in the base improves stability on magnetic surfaces. On non-magnetic surfaces, stick the included adhesive pad to the bottom of the base, and it will attach securely to any flat, dry and clean surface.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Table tripods |
| Color | black |
| Product Weight | 44g |
| Dimensions | 85x60x28.5mm |
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