SmallRig Support with Cold Shoe Mount - 5156

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The SmallRig Support with Cold Shoe Mount 5156 is an essential accessory for content creators using MagSafe-enabled iPhones for mobile photography, live streaming, or teleprompter setups. It offers a secure magnetic mounting system with dual-axis rotation for quick switching between portrait and landscape orientations, though it is exclusively compatible with MagSafe-integrated devices and requires an external case or native compatibility if a non-MagSafe phone is used.
| Brand | SmallRig |
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Only if you attach a dedicated MagSafe-compatible magnetic ring or adapter to the back of your non-MagSafe device.
No, the 5156 is a mounting accessory designed to be attached to your existing tripods, cages, or selfie sticks.
The mount supports devices up to 0.5 kg.
Yes, provided the total weight of your accessories does not exceed the structural limits of the mount and the stability of your base support.
The cold shoe is integrated into the base, but the top magnetic plate can be detached for custom configurations.
It is constructed from a durable mix of aluminum, silicone, and stainless steel.
Ensure the phone back is clean and that you are using a genuine MagSafe-compatible case or the naked phone without a non-magnetic cover.
Use a compatible hex tool to gently tighten the screws located on the rotating shafts to restore proper resistance.
To begin, ensure your iPhone has a MagSafe-compatible back or a certified MagSafe case. Simply align your phone with the magnetic plate for an instant, secure lock. When mounting to a tripod or stabilizer, screw the base into the 1/4"-20 thread until hand-tight. To use the cold shoe, slide your microphone or lighting accessory into the slot until the locking pin clicks.
Care instructions involve keeping the silicone surfaces clean to maintain grip and checking the screws on the rotating shafts periodically to ensure they remain tensioned to your preference. Do not exceed the 0.5 kg weight limit to avoid damaging the joints.