Neewer 2PACK Rotatable Side Handle/Top Handle for Smartphone Video Rig Filming Equipment, Aluminum Grips with 1/4" Screws Compatible with SmallRig Phone Cage Stabilizer for Video Recording, PA026

These are great side grips for my rig cage that I use for my Sony A6400. This is suppose to be used for a phone cage for your iPhone through Neewer, but these little handles are so well built and strong they can be used for a bigger camera cage. And they have the capability to where you can change the handles in different directions so they are not permanently locked in which is another added bonus that I needed. Just make sure you secure them with the L wrench you're given to tighten them and your good. I love these handles because you can make your images and videos come out more stabilized and you can portrait or pan across with ease. You can also move them up and down on the camera rig to make it easier for you to access your camera buttons if you need to or to have more space in between if you need to switch your hands at the last minute. I have smaller hands and they are perfect for me and easier to hold. I do think you can get by with these if you have larger hands but I do think Neewer should consider making these same smaller handles again but just a bit longer for bigger hands so a person can have more of a grip and leave them as a small and large option for buyers to choose from in the future. But the original purpose of these being small is because they are suppose to be for the Neewer phone cage for your iPhone which is already smaller and lighter for a thinner phone in comparison to a mirrorless camera. I like my camera space having a very small and light set up so this works out perfect for me and I can just throw it in my camera bag and go. I highly recommend these for those who felt the other handles are too big and heavy and wanted something a little bit smaller and lighter to use but still have a very strong dependable build that won't break. These are great for that! Check out my pictures to see how this can be used on a bigger rig and how you can adjust the handles! Keep your L wrench In your camera bag if you ever need to lock these down while adjusting and your set!

Not bad for the price it works.

After having tried the Neewer quick-release cage handles, which I didn't like, I was excited to get these as they seemed simpler, lighter, and really quite sufficient for my needs. But when they arrived, I was surprised to find that there is no indexing pin next to the 1/4-20 screw to keep the handles from rotating on the side of the cage.Maybe these were designed to go with a different cage, one that has a recessed slot into which the handle mount sits to keep it from raotating? I don't know. I was hoping to use it with my Neewer iPhone 15 Promax cage, but no amount of tightening was able to keep the handle from rotating (and thus loosening).I am going to try to get a local machinist to add pins in for me. (Wish me luck)Another negative point, which applies to all of Neewer's 360 degree rotating cage handles: the handle rotation cannot be locked out. I find this annoying because I find the rotation resistance insufficient. It's nice to be able to rotate the handles, but I don't like having them rotate on me while I'm actually shooting. Either some adjustability or a lock-out function would be great.

I was filming a helicopter landing, this provided me the durability to hold my phone sturdy while the wind from the rotors were pushing me back.

These are a must have and I bet you you will need them. It makes it a lot easier for your videos.

The Allen wrench included is to small of a size to adjust the hex head angle adjustment screw.

The prefect edition to the Neewer Smartphone cage for Galaxy S24 Ultra.

If you’re gonna get handles for your camera cage these are not the one for you. No matter how tight you fasten them the point where the arm meets the handle will twist because it’s fastened by one Allen screws. That screw is also easily stripped. For clarification the handle has 3 parts; The main handle, the arm that’s connected to the handle, and the screw that fastens to the cage. It’s the screw that fastens the arm to the handle that twists. Always buy a handle that has two fasteners to the arm and the cage.