MagSafe magnetic attachment enables quick and secure connection to compatible phones
Pivoting design allows targeting of standard or zoom lens on your phone for versatile shooting
No special case required, eliminating the need for extra equipment
Seamless auto alignment ensures perfect fit and easy use
Easy disconnection lets you continue using your phone and optic normally
Summarized by Shop
This adapter connects to your phone via MagSafe magnets. It magnetically attaches to the Mountain Mag Eyepiece on your optic for a lightning-fast digiscoping experience. The adapter can pivot around the MagSafe magnet, allowing you to target either the standard or zoom lens on the back of your phone. (If your phone does not have a zoom le
Material
Plastic
Color
Black
Compatible with
Mountain Mag eyepieces
Lens compatibility
Standard and zoom lens (phone)
Auto alignment
Yes
Special case
Not required
Summarized by Shop
4.7
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This product is so amazing! It’s super easy to use. Quality has been amazing so far. And I love not changing phone cases. Hope to see more products come from this group! I will buy.!!
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Richard · 5 days ago
I Can't Stop Telling People About It!
I love it! Like many people, I started with a universal adapter, then a PhoneSkope, then the Ollin - the Mountain Mag is the best by far. I just spent a week in Yellowstone and refused to stop telling other wildlife watchers about it and showing how I can use the wide and telephoto lenses on my phone. Between this and the Mountain Mag app with it's stabilization - my setup feels complete finally.
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Jason · 6 days ago
One of Those Products You Wish You Bought Sooner
I spend a lot of time behind glass guiding elk hunters in Colorado, and I’ve tried enough gadgets over the years to know that “simple” usually isn’t as simple as advertised.
Mountain Mag absolutely nailed this.
I picked up the Digiscope Adapter for my spotting scope, and it’s ridiculously easy to use. Quick to set up, solid, and most importantly, it actually works when you need it. No fighting with your phone or turning a cool moment into a five-minute project while the animal walks away.
I’m constantly glassing animals and wishing I could easily capture exactly what I’m seeing through the optic. This solves that problem in a way that just makes sense.
I liked it enough that now I want to get the setup for my binos too, which probably says more than anything I could put in a review.
I’ll be putting this thing through its paces in the Colorado elk woods over the next several weeks. If first impressions are any indication, it’s going to spend a LOT of time attached to my glass.
Simple design. Solid execution. Mountain Mag, you guys built a good one.