The Khronos Lite Control Handle with Magnetic Mount Kit from Tilta is a lightweight handle designed to allow users to control features such as focus, zoom, shutter release, and recording through an ergonomic handle that emulates the grip of a camera body. The grip has a built-in rechargeable battery that provides increased shooting time during use. The handle also keeps the phone's USB-C port free, as it can communicate directly through Bluetooth. The included MagSafe-compatible magnetic mount allows users to attach the handle directly to compatible iPhones via a magnetic connection. It also natively mounts directly to select Khronos Lite iPhone cases via the mounting points on the kickstand.
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Key Features
- For iPhone 15, 16, and 17 Pro/Pro Max
- Camera-Like Grip with Built-In Battery
- Focus & Zoom via Blackmagic Camera App
- Comfortable Ergonomic Handle
The Khronos Lite Control Handle with Magnetic Mount Kit from Tilta is a lightweight handle designed to allow users to control features such as focus, zoom, shutter release, and recording through an ergonomic handle that emulates the grip of a camera body. The grip has a built-in rechargeable battery that provides increased shooting time during use. The handle also keeps the phone's USB-C port free, as it can communicate directly through Bluetooth. The included MagSafe-compatible magnetic mount allows users to attach the handle directly to compatible iPhones via a magnetic connection. It also natively mounts directly to select Khronos Lite iPhone cases via the mounting points on the kickstand.
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Tilta TKL-CHK-B Overview
UPC: 810193520229
Tilta TKL-CHK-B Specs
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Tilta TKL-CHK-B Reviews
Design flaws
By Scott
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2026-08-28
The design almost forces my hand/fingers to hit both the camera flip or library buttons on the native camera app. When you can avoid this - it certainly helps grip the phone more securely during still photography. Don’t use the phone for video - but I assume the Black Magic app may not suffer the same issues.
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