Wall Mount - for MagSafe, Adjustable
Our Wall Mounts turn any flat surface into a secure, hands-free phone station — whether you’re following a recipe in the kitchen, on a video call in your home office, or referencing instructions at your workbench. Both versions use strong 3M adhesive to mount easily, and our (M)Force™ magnet array delivers a stronger hold than standard MagSafe accessories. Go with the fixed mount for a clean, low-profile setup, or choose the adjustable version with a 23º rotatable ball head for flexible viewing. Compatible with or without a case, it’s built to hold steady wherever you stick it.
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Our Review
Moment Wall Mount for MagSafe (Adjustable) — get your camera angle right for video interviews
The gist: A tilting wall mount that lets you fix the classic "looking down at my phone" webcam angle for video interviews and calls, for under $20.
- 23-degree rotatable ball head: Adjust the tilt so your phone's camera sits at eye level instead of pointing up your nose during a Zoom interview.
- No-drill 3M adhesive: Mounts to an office wall or cubicle divider without damage; a second adhesive pad is included if you want to reposition later.
- (M)Force magnets: Holds the phone securely even at an angle, so it won't slide out of frame mid-call.
- Works with most cases: No need to remove your everyday case to use it.
MacRumors' hands-on review of Moment's MagSafe lineup found the magnet hold strong across the mounts, which should satisfy most people shopping for a secure MagSafe accessory.
Best for: Remote workers who use their phone as a backup webcam and want a proper eye-level angle. Skip it if: your desk already has a good webcam setup and you just need a flat charging spot. Runs ~$15 — check the current price before buying.
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