The Ulanzi MG14 is a magnetic neck mount for phones and action cameras that allows for hands-free first-person footage. It supports MagSafe, and the included magnetic ring expands compatibility, while multiple joints allow for precise adjustment of both horizontal and vertical framing.
The Ulanzi MG14 is a magnetic neck mount for phones and action cameras that allows for hands-free first-person footage. It supports MagSafe, and the included magnetic ring expands compatibility, while multiple joints allow for precise adjustment of both horizontal and vertical framing.
A magnetic neck mount for a phone or action camera. It supports MagSafe, and the box includes a magnetic ring for other phones.

The MG14 rests around your neck and holds a phone or camera in front of your chest. It suits cooking, crafts, tutorials, travel and sports.
Tutorials with both hands in frame.
First-person footage.
Safety lanyard while moving.
Lockable quick-release adapter.
The magnetic plate accepts compatible MagSafe phones and cases. For other phones, an adhesive magnetic ring is included.

A lockable quick-release adapter also lets you attach a compatible action camera, so one mount serves both phone and camera.

The mount rotates the phone through 360°, tilts the head up to 225° and offers a further 180° of tilt adjustment. Horizontal and vertical framing are easy to set precisely.

The mount measures 260 × 190 mm and carries up to 700 g. The supplied safety lanyard adds protection when walking and moving actively.

Besides the mount you get a magnetic ring, a safety lanyard and cleaning wipes for preparing the ring's adhesive surface.

The Ulanzi MG14 is a magnetic neck mount for phones and action cameras for hands-free first-person footage. It supports MagSafe, the included magnetic ring expands compatibility and multiple joints allow precise horizontal and vertical framing. A lockable quick-release adapter also connects a compatible action camera.
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