Universal and adjustable fit accommodates most smartphones for yearly upgrades and broad compatibility
Multiple built-in accessory mounts enable attachment of lenses, filters, lights, microphones, and tripods for creative flexibility
Ergonomic grip design provides better stability and control during shooting
Full access to phone buttons and charging ports ensures uninterrupted workflow
Expandable construction with 1/4-20 threaded holes allows for additional mounting options
Summarized by Shop
Universal and adjustable, works with iPhone and Android smartphones
Use lenses and filters with M37 x 0.75 threaded lens mount
Ergonomic grip for better stability and control
Multiple accessory mounts with ¼"-20 threaded holes
Description
The world’s most advanced smartphone camera rig. Its versatile design makes it the leading rig for
Size
184 mm x 103 mm x 60 mm (7.25 in x 4 in x 2.36 in)
Weight
309 g (10.9 oz)
Material
Glass-filled nylon and machined 6061 T6 aluminum with black anodized finish
Lens Mount
M37 x 0.75
Accessory Mounts
One built-in cold shoe mount, one detachable seven 1/4-20 mount
Summarized by Shop
4.7
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This is the only grip that fits my Samsung S23 Ultra, mounted in a Quadlock case.
Since it is universal it will likely fit my next phone when it is time to upgrade. This makes the purchase price very worthwhile.
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Christopher · August 29, 2026
Great product! However, I purchased a 77mm VND filter and was disappointed to find that I still needed two adapters in order to mount the filter to the beast grip pro. May help if you include that in the product description or title or somewhere…
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Faithwalker · August 22, 2026
The products might be good but I didn’t have a very pleasant customer service experience with the company sadly. My products didn’t arrive for a shoot I needed them for. I understand this is due to the carrier and can’t be helped but the company washed their hands of it in a “it’s not our problem” way, despite me paying extra for fast track delivery with a clear exact delivery date stated at checkout (nowhere did it say “estimated”). Rather than cover the return shipping costs of the items I no longer required, ensuring a happy customer and return business, they referred to a “computer says no” approach. On top of which they suggested it was my fault for not checking with them in advance that the deadline could definitely be met.