Basecage - Jaula móvil rápida y ligera

Awesome 👏

Very solid frame!

The cage is good but the handles that come with it kind of sucks I be trying to tighten the up and they still be loose spinning my cage around.

Absolutely love this one. It’s robust, feels like something made with clear consideration. Gonna use it for yeaaaaars I can just tell already.

The MagSafe connection is disappointingly weak—my pop socket provides double the strength. Additionally, the handles can only be attached in a single fixed position, limiting versatility.

So far so good but the price is far too high for what I got

I really love it very firm magnetic is strong 💪

Good design and quality of the product. I noticed a few downsides - the magnet is not strong enough. If you accidentally hook the phone on the side, it falls. Also, one cutout for the wires is not enough. But I saw that in the new model of the cage these issues have already been corrected. I bought this product before Black Friday for $ 100. Then I saw the price of $ 60. And this price seems fair to me for such a product.

Awesome build quality and material, comfortable to hold.

Awesome build quality and material, comfortable to hold.

Awesome build quality and material, comfortable to hold.

Honestly, all it's missing is the ability to hold an external hard drive. It is STURDY!

Honestly, all it's missing is the ability to hold an external hard drive. It is STURDY!

Honestly, all it's missing is the ability to hold an external hard drive. It is STURDY!

The design is simple and functional. The cage is sturdy without being too heavy. Easy to hold and film with. It also stands on it own even with a lens attached. Super quick and easy to mount your phone. The phone has not came loose running with the cage. No more getting your finger in the shot with this thing. Have not used this with a mic or light attached. There is a couple different things that make filming on your phone easier. This is one of them

Very convenient and easy to use. It takes full advantage of the MagSafe technology with out the constant removal of a tank of a case

Lovely minimal design with a robust build that holds up well!

Lovely minimal design with a robust build that holds up well!

Lovely minimal design with a robust build that holds up well!

Great addition to mobile iPhone cinematography.

Makes it much easier to take. photos.

Makes it much easier to take. photos.

Makes it much easier to take. photos.

Great product but way too expensive for this quality. The frame is not assembled straight and is crooked. For this price I find it very disappointing but ok that's how it is.

Great product but way too expensive for this quality. The frame is not assembled straight and is crooked. For this price I find it very disappointing but ok that's how it is.

Great product but way too expensive for this quality. The frame is not assembled straight and is crooked. For this price I find it very disappointing but ok that's how it is.

I was initially hesitant to purchase the Moment Filmmaker Cage as most of the promotional photos depict the camera not square within the cage itself. This is explicitly referenced in the promotional video for ‘initial set-up’. However, I was VERY pleased to see a different version of the MAGSAFE mount which includes a secondary arm to prevent rotation (this is especially important when adding weight in the form of a Moment lens). Strangely, this feature is not featured or described anywhere on the product page but is integral to its function and performance. Unfortunately this ‘arm’ uses a square-taper interface with the primary MAGSAFE mount which is prone to significant movement unless tightened excessively. Furthermore, there seems to be an issue with the internal magnets orientations as my iPhone 15 Pro will not align correctly on it. As a benefit of the poor square-taper interface, the solution is to askew the arm for the phone to sit level. Overall, it’s just not the same attention to detail I have come to expect from Moment products.

The second consideration (read ‘problem’) is the mounting interface. Yes — Moment markets this as a cage for handheld filmmaking, but the plethora of 1/4-20 mounts enable a tripod mount to be affixed to the bottom. The first issue is where you would attach a tripod mount (in the centre of the cage) is unnecessarily milled-out, so you need to mount it to one side or the other. Secondly, this ‘base’ is ALMOST the same dimensions as the Peak Design tripod plate — a product which Moment sells and has helped contribute to its popularity. …almost. Even if the dimensions were patented, that would mean Moment just couldn’t market its compatibility, but there’s still no reason Moment couldn’t have matched the dimensions to eliminate the need for the tripod plate. So a missed opportunity for sure.

I was initially hesitant to purchase the Moment Filmmaker Cage as most of the promotional photos depict the camera not square within the cage itself. This is explicitly referenced in the promotional video for ‘initial set-up’. However, I was VERY pleased to see a different version of the MAGSAFE mount which includes a secondary arm to prevent rotation (this is especially important when adding weight in the form of a Moment lens). Strangely, this feature is not featured or described anywhere on the product page but is integral to its function and performance. Unfortunately this ‘arm’ uses a square-taper interface with the primary MAGSAFE mount which is prone to significant movement unless tightened excessively. Furthermore, there seems to be an issue with the internal magnets orientations as my iPhone 15 Pro will not align correctly on it. As a benefit of the poor square-taper interface, the solution is to askew the arm for the phone to sit level. Overall, it’s just not the same attention to detail I have come to expect from Moment products.

The second consideration (read ‘problem’) is the mounting interface. Yes — Moment markets this as a cage for handheld filmmaking, but the plethora of 1/4-20 mounts enable a tripod mount to be affixed to the bottom. The first issue is where you would attach a tripod mount (in the centre of the cage) is unnecessarily milled-out, so you need to mount it to one side or the other. Secondly, this ‘base’ is ALMOST the same dimensions as the Peak Design tripod plate — a product which Moment sells and has helped contribute to its popularity. …almost. Even if the dimensions were patented, that would mean Moment just couldn’t market its compatibility, but there’s still no reason Moment couldn’t have matched the dimensions to eliminate the need for the tripod plate. So a missed opportunity for sure.

I was initially hesitant to purchase the Moment Filmmaker Cage as most of the promotional photos depict the camera not square within the cage itself. This is explicitly referenced in the promotional video for ‘initial set-up’. However, I was VERY pleased to see a different version of the MAGSAFE mount which includes a secondary arm to prevent rotation (this is especially important when adding weight in the form of a Moment lens). Strangely, this feature is not featured or described anywhere on the product page but is integral to its function and performance. Unfortunately this ‘arm’ uses a square-taper interface with the primary MAGSAFE mount which is prone to significant movement unless tightened excessively. Furthermore, there seems to be an issue with the internal magnets orientations as my iPhone 15 Pro will not align correctly on it. As a benefit of the poor square-taper interface, the solution is to askew the arm for the phone to sit level. Overall, it’s just not the same attention to detail I have come to expect from Moment products.

The second consideration (read ‘problem’) is the mounting interface. Yes — Moment markets this as a cage for handheld filmmaking, but the plethora of 1/4-20 mounts enable a tripod mount to be affixed to the bottom. The first issue is where you would attach a tripod mount (in the centre of the cage) is unnecessarily milled-out, so you need to mount it to one side or the other. Secondly, this ‘base’ is ALMOST the same dimensions as the Peak Design tripod plate — a product which Moment sells and has helped contribute to its popularity. …almost. Even if the dimensions were patented, that would mean Moment just couldn’t market its compatibility, but there’s still no reason Moment couldn’t have matched the dimensions to eliminate the need for the tripod plate. So a missed opportunity for sure.

My film-maker cage magnet is very pinpointed where it works. Any sudden movements too quick just releases my phone which has the moment lenses on and it just gets scratched on this metal.