The Ulanzi ST-10 Metal Phone Holder with Cold Shoe is an adjustable metal phone mount for tripods, rigs, and mobile video setups. It features a phone mount, 360° rotation, and two cold shoe mounts for attaching a light or microphone.
The Ulanzi ST-10 Metal Phone Holder with Cold Shoe is an adjustable metal phone mount for tripods, rigs, and mobile video setups. It features a phone mount, 360° rotation, and two cold shoe mounts for attaching a light or microphone.
The Ulanzi ST-10 is an adjustable metal phone mount for tripods, rigs and mobile video setups. It rotates 360° and carries a light and a microphone on two cold shoe mounts.

The 360° rotation switches between portrait and landscape, and the tilt helps you fine-tune the shooting angle on a tripod or handheld.
Phone, light and microphone together.
A firm holder on a tripod.
Portrait or landscape.
Adjustable tilt.
The spring-loaded clamp holds your phone securely in place, and the internal padding helps protect your device from scratches. The clamp takes phones approximately 56–79 mm wide.

The swivel joint lets you quickly switch between portrait and landscape orientation. Use the phone for vlogs and for classic shots without rebuilding the setup.

Two cold shoe mounts let you add a compact LED light, a microphone or other accessories. The standard 1/4″ thread ensures compatibility with common tripods, arms and mounts.

The Ulanzi ST-10 is a practical mount for mobile photography, vlogging and livestreaming. The spring-loaded clamp holds your phone securely in place, and the internal padding helps protect your device from scratches. The 360° rotation allows you to quickly switch between portrait and landscape orientation, and the tilt lets you fine-tune the shooting angle. Two cold shoe mounts allow you to add a compact LED light, microphone or other accessories. The standard 1/4″ thread ensures compatibility with common tripods, arms and mounts.
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