The tiltpod Magnetic Keychain Stand for the iPhone 4/4S is a handy articulating stand for your iPhone 4 or 4S. The stand attaches to your key chain so that you can take it with you when you're on the move. When using the stand, you'll be able to enjoy hands-free photos, videos and more. The compact design (2 x 1.5 x 0.4 inches) features a quick-connect magnetic ball pivot that affords a secure hold at just about any angle. The base is grippy and adjusts to a customized angle, even on surfaces that are not even.
| Dimensions | 2 x 1.5 x 0.4" (5.08 x 3.81 x 1.01 cm) |
| Weight | 3 oz (85 g) |
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Comments about tiltpod Magnetic Keychain Stand for the iPhone 4/4S:
I'm a fan. I use my iPhone as my primary camera and also like to shoot videos every once in awhile. The Tiltpod provides a stable base that has a neat magnetic pivot mount. I used it recently on a backpacking trip and I don't think I would have gotten half the shots that I did if I didn't have it with me. It also came in handy the other day taking a group shot of my friends with me in it (had to download a photo app with timer, but there's a lot of them out there).
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The concept is great, and I have no problem with the construction or use of the device, but BEWARE OF THE MAGNET IN THE BASE!!! This device killed my MackBook Pro. If you place it on a certain part of the keyboard, it just happens to erase some very important information about how to locate and control your hard drive! I do not remember seeing a disclaimer on the packaging, but take my word for it, this $15 little toy cost me $3,000 in a new computer!
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Kudos on an excellent idea!
The tiltpod became a new resident on my keychain and I have used it many times. Two noteworthy issues: A: when mounting the iPhone in vertical (portrait) position, you cannot tilt it more that 20° in any direction from its center vertical balance point without the phone toppling over. In landscape mode, this is not an issue. B: It can only accomodate the iPhone if not in any case or sleeve. This tends to be an inconvenience for the many who do not carry a naked phone. A better idea would be to have an adjustable ratcheting clamp (instead of just a slot) which can click closed to grip the thickness of an encased iPhone (Are you listening; engineers??)
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