The Ulanzi RC05 Wireless Remote Shutter is a compact Bluetooth remote designed for effortless smartphone photography and video recording. Compatible with iOS, Android, and HarmonyOS devices, it offers one-touch wireless shutter control with a range of up to 33 ft (10 m), making it ideal for selfies, group photos, vlogging, and tripod shooting.
The Ulanzi RC05 Wireless Remote Shutter is a compact Bluetooth remote designed for effortless smartphone photography and video recording. Compatible with iOS, Android, and HarmonyOS devices, it offers one-touch wireless shutter control with a range of up to 33 ft (10 m), making it ideal for selfies, group photos, vlogging, and tripod shooting.
The Ulanzi RC05 is a compact Bluetooth remote for taking photos and videos with a smartphone. It fires with one press from up to 10 m away.

You trigger the phone without touching it, which reduces shake. It suits selfies, family photos, travel, vlogging and tripod shooting.
Trigger from a distance.
Everyone in the frame.
One-button recording.
No phone shake.
A simple button takes a photo or starts video recording. The remote pairs quickly via Bluetooth and works with iOS, Android and HarmonyOS.

The remote measures 6.3 × 2.1 × 1 cm and weighs 8 g. The integrated loop lets you attach it to a keychain, backpack or camera bag. An on/off switch prevents accidental presses and saves battery.

The Ulanzi RC05 Wireless Remote Shutter is a compact Bluetooth remote designed for effortless smartphone photography and video recording. Compatible with iOS, Android and HarmonyOS devices, it offers one-touch wireless shutter control with a range of up to 10 m, making it ideal for selfies, group photos, vlogging and tripod shooting. The integrated loop lets you attach the remote to a keychain or backpack, and an on/off switch prevents accidental presses. It is powered by an included CR1632 battery, so it is ready to use straight out of the box. The photos are illustrative.
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