Bluetooth Remote, 2
Our third-generation Bluetooth remote has been completely redesigned from the ground up to be the ultimate companion for your phone’s camera. This III evolution brings a more ergonomic physical design that feels natural in hand, featuring a dedicated on/off switch and an oversized shutter button for effortless control from up to 10 meters away. Fully compatible with both iOS and Android, it’s built to handle over 5,000 shots on a single battery—perfect for everything from long-exposure landscapes and steady video to seamless group photos. With a built-in attachment cord to clip onto your keys or tripod, our most refined remote yet ensures you’re always ready to capture the moment.
Our Review
Moment Bluetooth Remote (Gen 2) — Pocket Shutter Control at a Lower Entry Price
The gist: Moment’s second-generation Bluetooth shutter remote keeps solo travel photography simple — wirelessly trigger your phone camera from a distance without handing it to anyone.
- Wireless shutter trigger: Pairs via Bluetooth to remotely fire your phone’s camera — useful for tripod shots, self-portraits, or group photos where you want to stay in frame.
- iOS and Android compatible: Works across both major phone platforms, making it a useful travel accessory across device generations.
- Compact form factor: Small enough to pocket or clip to a bag without adding meaningful weight to a carry-on kit.
- Previous-generation pricing: Available at a lower price than the Gen 3 — a sensible choice if basic shutter control is all you need.
B&H Photo carries the Moment Bluetooth Remote line and confirms iOS and Android compatibility across generations, making the remote a reliable option for straightforward hands-free shutter triggering.
Best for: Travelers who want simple wireless shutter control without paying for Gen 3 ergonomic upgrades. Skip it if: You want the newer dedicated on/off switch and attachment cord — those are Gen 3 features. Runs around $16 — check the current price before buying.
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