The Shooting Grip Works, the Remote Doesn't — iPhone & Android Test

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I tested two phone videography accessories on both iPhone and a Galaxy S26 Ultra — a Bluetooth remote shutter and a magnetic shooting grip — to see which ones actually hold up in real use. The remote pairs fast and nails photos, but its advertised TikTok, Instagram, and video-record shortcuts didn't trigger for me on either phone. The shooting grip mounts on a CR2032 battery, pairs instantly, and handled both photo and video capture cleanly on iPhone and Android.

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00:00 Intro — two gadgets for phone video
00:35 Bluetooth remote control overview
01:42 Shooting grip overview
03:16 Detachable grip + CR2032 battery
04:15 Pairing the remote with iPhone
04:53 Photo shutter + range test
06:11 Video trigger test
06:34 TikTok and Instagram shortcuts fail
09:14 Translating the manual
12:39 Testing the remote on Android
16:26 Shooting grip unboxing
17:46 Pairing the grip with iPhone
18:14 Grip photo + video test
21:23 Grip test on Galaxy S26 Ultra
22:09 Final verdict