M-Series | Laptop and Tablet Mount w/ Cold Shoe - Open Box
Make your zoom calls crispier with a light or microphone. Our Cold Shoe Mount slides over the top of your Laptop or Tablet and tightens into place with a screen safe padded attachment mechanism. Once in place you can attach a video conferencing light or shotgun microphone to improve your video calls. This mount works with pretty much any tablet or laptop (between 2.5 and 10mm thickness).
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Our Review
Moment M-Series Laptop and Tablet Mount w/ Cold Shoe — turn any hotel desk into a content-call setup
The gist: A tiny clamp that turns your laptop or tablet screen into a mount point for a light or mic, so you can shoot decent video calls or vlogs from wherever you're staying that week.
- Fits almost anything: the padded clamp works on laptops and tablets between 2.5mm and 10mm thick, so it travels with whatever device you brought.
- Screen-safe attachment: a padded thumbscrew tightens over the top of the display without scratching or denting it — important when your laptop is also your only work machine.
- Cold shoe for lights or mics: once clamped on, it holds a small video-conferencing light or shotgun microphone, useful for a dim Airbnb or a noisy co-working space.
- Packs tiny: it's a few ounces of aluminum and rubber padding, easy to toss in a daypack alongside a compact light.
Samy's Camera lists the mount's compatibility spec directly — devices “between 2.5 and 10mm thickness” with a screen-safe padded mechanism — matching what Moment states for the standard and Open Box versions.
Best for: digital nomads doing client calls or content creation from changing locations who need a quick lighting/audio upgrade. Skip it if: you already travel with a tripod-mounted light rig — this solves the "no extra gear" case, not the pro-setup case. Runs ~$12.80 — check the current price before buying.
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