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LENSGO TC7II Portable Teleprompter for Cameras

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LENSGO TC7II Portable Teleprompter for Cameras
Key Features
  • Supports 24 to 35mm Camera Lenses
  • 70/30 Beamsplitter Glass
  • Foldable Sunshade, Devices up to 10"
  • 1/4"-20 Thread, Cold Shoe Mounts
The TC7II Portable Teleprompter from LENSGO helps you film professional-looking scripted content with your DSLR or mirrorless camera. It features a 70/30 beamsplitter glass with an anti-reflective coating for clear, legible script reading. Use a compatible mobile device or tablet as your script display up to 10". The teleprompter supports recording with 24 to 35mm camera lenses.
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LENSGO TC7 II Overview

The TC7II Portable Teleprompter from LENSGO helps you film professional-looking scripted content with your DSLR or mirrorless camera. It features a 70/30 beamsplitter glass with an anti-reflective coating for clear, legible script reading. Use a compatible mobile device or tablet as your script display up to 10". The teleprompter supports recording with 24 to 35mm camera lenses.

A Bluetooth remote works in tandem with the TCQI app to control the displayed text and facilitate adjustments in real time. The entire teleprompter assembles quickly thanks to its foldable sunshade. A 1/4"-20 thread secures the teleprompter to a compatible tripod and two cold shoe mounts allow you to attach LED lights and microphones to your setup.

LENSGO TC7 II Specs

General
Beamsplitter Ratio
70/30
Beamsplitter Size
7.9" / 20.1 cm
Beamsplitter Shape
Rectangular
Beamsplitter Material
Glass
Anti-Reflective Coating
Yes
Supported Devices
Max Dimensions: 8.9 x 4.3" / 22.6 x 10.9 cm
Max Diagonal Screen Size: 10" / 25.4 cm
Tripod Mount Type
1x 1/4"-20 Female
Accessory Mount
2x Cold Shoe Mount
Software
OS Compatibility
Android/iOS
Physical
Height Adjustment
No
Packaging Info
Package Weight
3.105 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
9.3 x 9.2 x 4.6"

LENSGO TC7 II Reviews

Great for on the Go: One Big Flaw

By Vincent
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-29

I'm a podcaster who uses the Glide Gear Teleprompter in my studio. I'm on the go something like 8-10 weeks a year, including being abroad. There's no way I want to pack up the Glide Gear and my studio cam, so I'm looking for something lightweight that I can put on my lightweight Manfrotto tripod. The genius of this lightweight teleprompter is it's lightweight metal guiderails and support mechanisms. They do NOT add significant amounts of weight for the tripod to handle and the balance is great. But out in the field it has two big design flaws. The first is the threaded screw that attaches the teleprompter to the metal support system. It's just too small. Threading it is a bit of a challenge. If that's all I had to live with this would be a five star raving review, but there is one MAJOR design flaw that makes me wonder if I just got a unit with a manufacturing flaw because it makes NO SENSE. That's the camera mount. The camera mount is hinged, and that makes perfect sense for pack and go. It packs up as a straight bar, making everything run in one direction with no awkward angles. GREAT. But my unit does not hinge to 90 degrees!!! WHAT?!?!? I have to exert a LOT of downward pressure just to get it close to 90 (it never really gets there). Part of it I get: you hinge up to 180 degrees to get access to the bottom of your camera and it reliably holds there. Great! From that position you easily retrieve battery and SD cards from a lot of mirrorless cameras. But having to FORCE it down to 90 degrees really stinks. I'm putting pressure on my camera and my tripod both--neither of which were designed for that. And again, since I'm using it out in the field, that means on a daily basis, I have to go through fighting the hinge to get the right camera position. That part really sucketh. But I will say this. Last year I bought the all plastic teleprompter designed such that the plastic housing is supposed to support your camera itself: Nuh uh!!! I'll take this unit ANY DAY over that cheap thing. But the non-90 hinge is a bit like getting sand in your food at the beach, and that's why it doesn't get 5 stars.

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