Necklace Strap for Osmo Pocket 3, Multi-functional Hanging Rope for Smartphones, Triple Protection, Adjustable Length, Tool-Free Installation, Compatible with Smartphones and Action Cameras, Frees Up Your Hands and Gets Shooting Quickly, Black

This lanyard is a wonderful investment for anyone who loves comfort and security, Made from high quality material, skin-friendly and easy to use. It can be adjusted to wear around your neck or as a crossbody sling. The phone tab fits my iPhone 15 pro max with cover perfectly and it doesn’t block the charging port.Great value and convenient way to always have my phone and my action camera secure and having a type-C cable on hand all the time, Haven’t used it for data transfer yet but I can confidently say that with it’s 60w capability and charging speed it charges my MacBook Air/ iPhone 15 pro max with no problem.Overall, Very satisfied with this amazing cable, Really love its convenience and comfort! Great job K&F !!! 100% Recommend!

This is an interesting item I was a little confused by at first. I thought it was all one usb c charging cable at first. That’s not the case. It’s a lanyard with a 1/4 20 thread on one side and a phone mount/tab on the other. To use the phone tab you tuck it between the back of your phone and the phone case itself. It feels quite secure when installed as long as your phone case is tight fitting and a non flexible material. Of course the 1/4 20 side fits an action camera or other accessory easily. The actual usb c cable is only 12” long but has sturdy covers to protect the ends. This would be an incredibly useful setup if you wanted a small camera and phone on a lanyard anyway because you would have a data or charging cable with you at all times. I realized I’m not a lanyard lover so it’s just not that applicable to me for this use case. Thankfully the ends of the lanyard both have carabiner clips so I can remove the phone tab and 1/4 20 and use it for car keys or anything else I want too.

This K&F Concept USB-C cable and cellphone lanyard feels well made and solid and has several uses as well as a few shortfalls. It is , however, a quality piece of equipment.The crossbody strap itself is also a USB-C to USB-C cable in a thick protective cable.Its worth pointing out to users of slightly older iphones that there is no lightning end or adapter included.There is also a short length of extra strap with a camera tripod end for use with small camerasOr you can use the connector for a phone. this is a woven strip with a loop that sits inbetween your phone and the case . I've used similar attachments made from thin metal and this seems like a missed opportunity and the weakest part of the kit.Quick release cabana type loops hold the various options together although the cable is so thick that its really hard to detach it from the loop without pinching it.However, overall a useful and ingenious way to carry phones or small cameras and have a charging cable to hand.I feel it could be improved by :A Better phone connecting tabQuick release connectors large enough for the (high quality) cable usedA USB-C to lightning adapter for older iphones.

Probably one of my most surprising favorites this past year - I was expecting a strap, but nothing this thoughtfully designed. There is a clear attention to detail, just with the chord length and adjustability. The material used is very nice, not too thick or thin, not so strong you can use it to repel off a rock cliff but thick enough to be comfortable all day. On top of that, the built in charging cable is just next level. If you're looking for a minimal but robust way to carry your phone, this is an excellent choice.

This is my second crossbody phone strap of this style from this company. The big difference with this one is that the ends of the main cord are USB-C plugs, giving you an emergency charging cable. Like the other strap, the cords are braided and feel high quality and durable. A secondary cord has a screw to attach an action camera or small point and shoot. There are two small silicone loops that may be used to attach other things as well. Stylistically, not everyone will want to use a strap like this. However, this keeps both your phone and an action camera readily available if you’re in a situation where you want that.

My husband has been using this phone strap for a few days and he loves it!! He's a bigger guy, 290 6'4 and it fits him comfortably. It hangs really nice when you're hands free but it's also right in reach when you're ready. This comes in so handy for hiking or really doing any activity that requires your hands. It also is a super fast charging cable! You can quick charge your device if it is capable, getting you unplugged that much sooner!

Amazing quality and well made

I was dubious when I ordered this cord.

Now it's one of my favorite accessories. It is used for a lot of things. To carry the camera and take it to film on the fly, to charge it, to be able to use it at the same time as your phone, to secure the Pocket 3 on your wrist and to minimize the risk of falling.

It is remarkable. And in the ocean of accessories that I have accumulated for the Pocket 3, it is in my top 5 (if you don't count the filters).

I have been using this K&F CONCEPT security cable with my personal cell phone (iPhone 16 Pro Max), and honestly it has hardly any drawbacks. Its great versatility is what makes it stand out: it is perfect for holding everything from a DJI Osmo Pocket 3, as indicated by the manufacturer, to larger mobile phones, including mirrorless or compact cameras, thanks to its solid construction, adjustable length and design that allows it to be adapted to the neck or wrist (using the included accessory).

The strap system is very comfortable, it adjusts very quickly, and the fixing mechanism transmits very good security. With the constant feeling that “I'm not afraid to drop my cell phone”, something essential if you record en route, stream short documentaries or simply use your mobile phone as a secondary camera. The materials look resistant to wear with that braid and thickness, and the connection between cable and hook is reliable; there is no such feeling of “this is a cheap accessory” but rather “this is very well thought out”.

Where this cable borders on perfection is precisely its ability to adapt to different scenarios: action camera on a bike, compact camera for urban walking, mobile phone held in hand when recording or even on a lightweight tripod for improvised streaming. This multifunctionality, combined with a remarkable quality of materials, makes it a tool that you will probably use more than you expected. And best of all, you can use it at any time as a universal type C connection cable.

If I had to put a “but”, perhaps I would point out that, being so versatile, it doesn't specialize in any of the extreme cases (for example very heavy cameras or extreme mountain scenarios). But in practice, for normal urban or moderate use, it more than meets the mark. Anyway, I would encourage the manufacturer himself to add more images of how this accessory could be used, because I'm sure I missed some of its benefits.

In short: if you are looking for a simple but high-quality accessory to secure your devices (whether cameras or mobile phones), this K&F CONCEPT cable is a very good bet. Versatile, reliable, well done — very difficult to find something to improve it with so few drawbacks.

I have known this K&F brand for years, and I must say as a photography enthusiast I have always chosen products that have proved to be really valid.

This in detail is a particular security cable compatible with my DJI Osmo Pocket 3. It is made with a nice thick and excellent quality cord with a connector at the end to be able to fix the cell phone and on the other a special screw that can be screwed into the DJI base.

I must say that during a trip it turned out to be really comfortable, because it gives the possibility to keep the strap in the form of a shoulder strap so as to have the cell phone at hand and also the Pocket at any time.

In addition, as if that were not enough, the strap contains a real USB type C cable, almost hidden, because it uses the same texture as the cable and contains the connectors inside two practical metal blocks.