Multi Threaded Mount - for MagSafe
The Multi-Threaded Mount for MagSafe is the mount to build your on-phone mobile rig around. With five standard mounting points — three 1/4"-20 and two 3/8" threads — it gives you the flexibility to attach arms, lights, mics, or whatever your setup demands. A slim, rigid metal body and our ultra-strong (M)Force™ magnetic connection keep your phone locked in place, with or without a case. It’s compact, secure, and made for serious mobile filmmaking.
Our Review
Moment Multi-Threaded Mount — A Flexible Desk Anchor for Video Calls
The gist: This magnetic metal mount turns a spare desk arm, tripod, or light stand into a phone holder for video calls or recorded presentations, without buying a dedicated webcam mount.
- Five mounting points: three 1/4"-20 threads and two 3/8" threads — standard sizes that fit most tripods, arms, and desk-mount hardware you may already own.
- Machined metal body: a slim, rigid construction (described by retailers as aluminum) built to support accessory weight without wobble.
- No case swap needed: attaches via Moment's (M)Force magnets directly to a bare MagSafe iPhone or any MagSafe-compatible case.
- Instant setup: snaps on and off in seconds, useful if you share a desk or move between a home office and a coworking space.
Fstoppers' review of Moment's MagSafe mount system found it worked well for desk and video-call setups, while noting the design faces the phone screen outward, meaning calls rely on the front camera rather than the rear lenses.
Best for: remote workers who want a quick, repositionable phone stand for video calls or screen-recorded presentations. Skip it if: you need it for high-quality recorded video using your phone's main camera — this mount is built for front-camera, screen-facing setups, not rear-camera filming. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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