SR-BSP1C Smartphone Holder
The Saramonic SR-BSP1C is a smartphone clamp designed for tripods, monopods, stands and stabilizing handgrips that enables you to shoot more stabilized photos and video, and lets you attach essential accessories to your phone — like lights, microphones, wireless systems, and more. The clamp can be confidently adjusted to fit smartphones up to 3.6” (9.1 cm) wide with a case, and it can be mounted to shoot cinematic horizontal landscape video, or vertical video for Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and more.
Our Review
Saramonic SR-BSP1C Aluminum Smartphone Holder — Turn Any Tripod into a Phone Rig
The gist: A solid all-aluminum clamp with three tripod threads and a cold shoe that lets travelers mount their phone on any standard tripod, gimbal, or handgrip while attaching a mic or light at the same time — all for under $10.
- Fits phones up to 3.6” wide with a case: Adjustable jaw accommodates virtually every current smartphone without removing your protective case.
- Three 1/4”-20 tripod threads: Mount to a tripod from the bottom, attach a second accessory below, or daisy-chain additional rigs — more flexibility than typical cheap clamps.
- Cold shoe on top: Attach a wireless mic receiver, LED light, or external microphone directly to the phone mount to build a compact mobile content rig.
- Horizontal and vertical orientation: Rotates 90° for landscape cinematic video or portrait social-media formats without loosening the clamp.
Musician’s Friend notes the SR-BSP1C’s all-aluminum build as the defining feature at this price, providing durability that plastic phone clamps on the market typically can’t match.
Best for: Travel creators who use their phone as a secondary or backup camera and want a reliable, metal clamp that mounts on existing tripod and gimbal hardware. Skip it if: You want a quick-release magnetic mount — this is a screw-mount system only. Runs ~$7 — check the current price before buying.
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