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Why it costs more
Yes, it costsmore than a$19 tripod.
Here's where the money goes, and when you should buy the cheap one instead.
You're paying for legs that open by themselves.
Tap it down and it's standing, so you actually take it out instead of leaving it in a drawer.
You're paying for a magnet instead of a clip.
There's no clamp to fit and nothing pressing on your buttons. The free ring makes it work with any phone.
You're paying for aluminum, all the way to 64 inches.
Seven sections take it up to eye level, then it folds back down.
Side by side
| A typical $19 tripod | Tap-To-Snap |
|---|---|
| Setting upPull the legs apart, then squeeze your phone into a clip | Setting upTap it, then snap your phone on |
| Holding your phoneA spring clip | Holding your phoneA magnet |
| HeightDepends on the model | Height64 inches |
| RemoteSometimes included | RemoteFree, and it sits on the leg |
When to buy the cheap one.
If you film once in a while on a table, a $19 tripod will do the job, and you should save your money.
If you film every week, you're setting it up every week, and it's holding a phone that cost a lot more than the tripod did.
"No wobbling around, it holds the iPhone steady."
k, akr, Horizum customer
"The magnet is super strong. Pairs quickly."
p. st, Horizum customer
And right now it's on sale.
Early Black Friday: up to 50% off. The Bluetooth remote and magnetic ring are free, and you don't need a code.
Quick answers
Will it hold my phone?
One customer wrote that their Samsung "stays on super tight & never falls off."
Does it work without MagSafe?
It snaps straight onto a MagSafe iPhone. For any other phone, the free magnetic ring sticks on the back so the magnet can hold it.
What if I don't like it?
You can return it unused, in its original packaging, within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Return shipping is on you.