SuperCage Super Bundle, Right-Angle to Straight - 9in
Get the SuperCage with two Universal Mobile NATO Grips, a Cheese Plate to attach even more accessories, and 3x total USB-C cords to connect everything.
Our Review
Moment SuperCage Super Bundle — a home-studio video rig for phone-based remote work
The gist: Gives freelancers and remote employees who record video (client calls, YouTube, LinkedIn content) a mountable, hub-equipped rig built around an iPhone instead of a dedicated camera.
- Integrated USB-C hub: plugs in a mic, external SSD, or HDMI monitor directly, with 100W pass-through power so the phone doesn't die mid-recording session.
- NATO rail mounting: attaches lights and mics tool-free — useful for building a consistent home-office video setup without a full camera rig.
- Two adjustable grips included: each with 360° tilt and a cold shoe mount, letting one person operate lighting and audio solo during a recorded session.
- Arca-compatible base: drops onto standard tripods and desk mounts already common in home-office setups.
9to5Toys reviewed the SuperCage as "extremely versatile" for professional video work, though it flagged that handles cost extra ($40+ each) beyond the roughly $200 base cage — a bundle like this is meant to close that gap.
Best for: remote professionals producing regular video content who want a repeatable, mountable setup. Skip it if: your video needs stop at occasional webcam calls — a tripod phone mount is cheaper. Check the current price before buying.
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