r/CameraPhoneKits

Last time we went travelling with my friends, we had lots of fun, but the photos we took didn’t tell the whole story. Most of the photos look blurry. We could have better mementoes with a good phone camera lens.

I am usually not a good photographer, but my girlfriend is sometimes really good. We were with her, but despite her skills, I would still wish she had done better.  She was even unhappy with many pics she took; she ended up deleting several. 

I came across a camera lens kit the last time I was checking some things on Alibaba. I didn’t even know what to do because I never buy something online when I don’t have enough information. 

I am more confused right now because when I checked some online forums, I found people talking about a camera lens kit. I didn’t know if I would need a kit after getting a lens. It’s a lot of work, and I wonder what the cost would be if I found the best one.

Hey everyone, I’ve been testing the PGYTECH MagCam 2 with my Vivo X300 Pro recently, and honestly, I think this is one of the best alternatives to the official Vivo photography grip kit right now.

What I really liked about it:

magnetic modular setup

doesn’t permanently occupy the USB-C port

built-in battery

remote shutter support

works with MagSafe-compatible cases

much more flexible than most official phone grip kits

It’s also compatible with:

Oppo Find X9 series

Samsung flagships

iPhones/iOS devices

And for iPhones, it actually has full ecosystem support with PGYTECH’s own dedicated photography app, so the integration there is even better.

I mainly used it with my Vivo X300 Pro, but I think it makes a lot of sense for other camera-focused smartphones too.

I made a short video talking about the setup, the MagGlow light, compatibility, and why I personally ended up preferring this over the official Vivo grip kit