Abstract
- Belkin’s PowerGrip transforms your iPhone right into a retro point-and-shoot digicam.
- Options embody a DSLR-style design, a Shutter Button, and a ten,000 mAh battery for charging your iPhone.
- The PowerGrip is designed to make holding your iPhone extra ergonomic when taking pictures panorama images.
Have you ever ever wished to show your iPhone right into a point-and-shoot camera? Most likely not, proper? Effectively, that hasn’t stopped Belkin from releasing a Motorola Moto Z-inspired Friends-like accent for the iPhone.
The ergonomic DSLR-style PowerGrip goals to show Apple’s smartphone right into a retro point-and-shoot digicam by magnetically attaching to its rear whereas additionally providing a sizable battery for charging your iPhone.
Belkin’s PowerGrip
Belkin’s magnetic PowerGrip accent makes taking pictures panorama pictures with the iPhone extra ergonomic and comfy. It additionally incorporates a built-in 10,000 mAh battery.
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In fact, it incorporates a “Shutter Button”
It is a foolish accent, however I can see the PowerGrip interesting to a distinct segment viewers
Belkin
The PowerGrip’s general design is paying homage to a mid-2000s point-and-shoot digicam, full with a Bluetooth-enabled Shutter Button that appears to work just about precisely just like the iPhone 16 Professional’s Digital camera Management button. Different notable options embody a built-in retractable USB-C cable and a ten,000 mAh battery that provides 7.5w charging to no matter iPhone it is hooked up to. There’s additionally a small display within the high left nook of the PowerGrip that reveals the battery proportion.
I am unable to see myself utilizing the PowerGrip, however I perceive the way it could be useful to some smartphone photographers, particularly given how uncomfortable it’s to make use of the iPhone in panorama mode for lengthy durations. Whereas I have not used the accent myself, the PowerGrip seems to be like it could make it far simpler to carry the iPhone when taking pictures in panorama mode. Past the extra grip, the magnetic accent appears to be fully an aesthetic factor, given it does not add to the iPhone’s images capabilities (for instance, it does not add extra zoom).
Belkin
Colours embody powder blue, sandbox, recent yellow, black, and pepper (you possibly can see them within the photograph above). It is unclear what iPhones the PowerGrip is suitable with, but it surely’s seemingly all MagSafe fashions. Belkin says the PowerGrip will launch in Could, with pricing to be introduced later.
