Apexel APL-F006 Telescope Phone Holder, Telescope

Apexel MagSnap APL-F006 is a magnetic smartphone adapter that allows you to connect your phone to telescope glasses, binoculars, spotting scopes, monoculars or microscopes with a diameter of 45 to 55 mm. Made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum, it allows you to securely attach your smartphone so that its lens is pointed directly at the eyepiece of the scope. Stabilization and safety of operation are provided by additional 3M tapes, which can be used to glue the clamp from the inside.

The MagSnap F006 is a universal adapter. The holder comes with a wide, rectangular magnetic plate with a layer of glue that needs to be glued to the back of the phone. The wide, rear knob allows you to move the phone back by 10 mm, which makes it easier to work with models equipped with the so-called island, such as Google Pixel.

The entire holder is foldable and can also act as a protective eyepiece cap , so we can have it at hand every time we plan to conduct observations.

ATTENTION! Due to the specificity of the design, it is recommended to use the magnetic plate also with phones equipped with their own MagSafe or Pixel Snap mount.

Features

• Adapter connecting the phone to the telescope
• Magnetic phone mount
• Stick-on plate with magnets (on the back of the phone)
• Board Dimensions: 75 × 55 mm
• Possibility to move the phone 10 mm away
• Eyepiece clamp diameter: 45-55mm
• Additional 3M tapes for increased stability
• Material: Aircraft Aluminum
• Foldable design
• Purpose: telescopes, spotting scopes, monoculars, microscopes and others
• Model: F006

Application

The APL-F006 MagSnap Apexel mount is designed for people who want to conveniently capture photos and videos using the magnification offered by telescopes, scopes, binoculars or microscopes. Thanks to the magnetic attachment and wide compatibility with smartphones, the adapter allows you to quickly "attach" the phone to the eyepiece and start recording without complicated setting up the holders. It will work well in astrophotography, nature observations, as well as in educational and laboratory work, wherever mobility, repetitive axis setting and the ability to conveniently share shots from the phone are important.