The Tilta Khronos Focus PD Handle gives iPhone filming the two things it lacks most: a solid grip and smooth focus. The dial on the front pulls focus or zooms without tapping the screen, so the image never jumps to a different point. The handle clicks onto the quick-release points of the Khronos case and locks with a lever; it works in both portrait and landscape.…
The Tilta Khronos Focus PD Handle gives iPhone filming the two things it lacks most: a solid grip and smooth focus. The dial on the front pulls focus or zooms without tapping the screen, so the image never jumps to a different point. The handle clicks onto the quick-release points of the Khronos case and locks with a lever; it works in both portrait and landscape. A built-in 7.4 V / 37 Wh (5000 mAh) battery powers the phone and the case accessories through the integrated USB-C cable. Space Gray finish.
The Focus PD Handle is the most camera-like part of the whole Khronos system. It clicks onto the quick-release points of the Khronos case — press the button, line up the pins, release the button — and locks with a lever. It works in portrait and landscape, so you never have to dismantle the rig to change format.
Focus and zoom are driven by the dial on the front, connected to the phone over Bluetooth. In APP mode the dial controls focus and zoom in the Blackmagic Camera app; in HID mode it controls zoom in the native camera. The Power/Record button starts recording or takes a photo, and the function button switches modes — a long press turns phone power on or off.
The built-in battery is rated 7.4 V / 37 Wh (5000 mAh). Over USB-C it charges at up to 30 W (powered off; powered on it draws at most 5 W) and outputs up to 20 W. A short integrated USB-C cable (70 mm) feeds the phone directly — and through the Khronos case contacts it also powers accessories that have no supply of their own, such as the cooling module or the LED panel.
On the side there is a 3.5 mm port for four-pole TRRS cables, so you can connect an external microphone to the phone. Manufacturer’s note: an external audio source with a TRS output needs a 3.5 mm TRS to 3.5 mm TRRS adapter cable, which is not included. The handle works with iPhone 15, 16 and 17 and with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra; firmware is updated from the Tilta website over USB-C.
Electronic Contacts and Clamp
The side edge of the handle carries the electronic contact pins and the clamp screws — the connection to the Khronos case transmits not just mechanical force but also power and data for connected accessories.

Locking Clamp with Lever
The handle attaches to the Khronos case's quick-release points by pressing the button and locks with an independent lever marked LOCK — the connection is firm and play-free, yet releases again with a single motion.

Controls and Audio Input
Grouped on top are the Power/Record button, the function button, the battery-status indicator, the USB-C port and the 3.5mm input for an external microphone — all within thumb's reach, without changing grip.

Vertical and Horizontal Orientation
The handle works in both orientations, so switching between portrait and widescreen framing does not require disassembling the rig — just rotate the phone and handle together.

Key features
| Manufacturer: | Tilta |
| Category: | Rigs for mobiles |
| For phone | iPhone 17 Pro Max · iPhone 17 Pro · iPhone 15 Pro · iPhone 15 Pro Max · iPhone 16 Pro · iPhone 16 Pro Max · Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra |
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