The magnetic holder from K&F Concept for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 offers a practical way to flexibly mount the camera. The strong magnet makes a good impression, especially on metallic surfaces. For content creators and vloggers, this is a useful accessory with room for optimization. Positive

This magnetic holder is an ingenious and well-designed solution to expand the possibilities of using the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, especially in dynamic or mobile environments. It consists of a circular magnetic base compatible with MagSafe and other magnetic devices, rotatable and equipped with a standard 1/4” thread on the base. On the side it also integrates a cold shoe slide, useful for mounting light accessories such as microphones (e.g. DJI Mic 2) or small LEDs, allowing the configuration of more complex setups. The magnet is strong enough: I also tested it with the iPhone, managing to use both the smartphone and the DJI Pocket at the same time to make video tests, using the wide angle of the cam and the zoom of the phone. The support can be oriented so as to act as a support base for the cam, making in some cases the use of the mini tripod included in the Creator Combo unnecessary. A significant advantage if you want to gain time and stability in fast configurations. Another well thought out detail: the structure does not hinder the extraction of the microSD when the Pocket 3 is mounted without an external battery. Alternatively, it can also be attached to the supplementary battery without any problems. However, I would like to point out a limitation of use with the phone horizontally: the configuration is less practical, because it is not immediate to understand what to hold in your hand, whether the phone or the DJI, and the Pocket 3's external battery tends to cover the smartphone screen, thus limiting the view. Its strong point remains its modularity. For example, you can use the DJI Mic on the sled to record audio, the Pocket 3 for main shots, and at the same time the smartphone selfie cam to show your reaction during an event or a trip. Clearly this is an accessory designed for a niche of creators and travel vloggers, with a capacity for integration limited to small accessories, but for these uses it is well built, compact, reliable and functional. It won't be for everyone, but in certain settings it can really make a difference. The package also includes a lanyard and two circular magnets to be attached to other supports to extend their use. ✅ Pro • Solid aluminum structure and well-finished materials • Magnetic base compatible with MagSafe • Compatibility with accessories through 1/4" and cold shoe slide • Excellent as an alternative support base • Versatility for mobile creators and content creators ❌ Cons • Not optimal for use with smartphones horizontally • Niche accessory, useful only in specific contexts

The K&F Concept Pocket 3 Magnetic Mount Adapter is quite an interesting bit of kit. Compatible with the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, this mount does not disappoint in terms of flexibility and adaptability. The attraction strength is due to 17 super-strong N52-grade magnets, which make it stick like glue to metal surfaces, whether you are at the gym or working in the garage.The mount does not just impress with its grip, though. It features a three-axis adjustable extension bracket, meaning you can finagle it into just about any angle you fancy. It also gets on well with all sorts of accessories, thanks to its rich expansion slot, which includes a cold shoe, a 1/4 thread, and even a lanyard hole.At £29.99, I half expected a few rough edges, but the quality feels quite solid. The magnetic phone compatibility is handy, even if your phone is not naturally magnet-friendly. All in all, it offers good value for what it brings to the table. Perfect for a day out capturing the wild Scottish landscape or even for some indoor tinkering.

My son, ever fond of his camera gadgets, added this to his kit not long ago. He uses it with the Pocket 3, and the fit is neat and fuss-free. The magnetic connection holds true, even when he’s on the move or adjusting angles mid-shot. It spares him the trouble of fiddling with clamps or straps — just click, and it’s ready.Build quality is solid for something so compact. It feels reassuringly firm in the hand, not one of those featherweight things that wears out after a few outings. All in all, a small addition that makes a noticeable difference for those who enjoy smooth filming without interruption.

Mount clamps onto your Pocket 3, lets you mount a phone in a Magsafe case. Doesn't interfere with using the extended battery grip. Only problem is that if you want the phone mounted horizontal mode, for monitoring, you have to turn the arm so the phone is below the Pocket 3. This would interfere with using the battery grip. If the ring extended further to the side, it would fix the problem.

As a Pocket 3 user, I'm always looking for accessories that allow me to get the most out of the camera without complications. This magnetic holder from the K&F Concept brand has exceeded my expectations. The aluminum body gives it a premium and robust feel right out of the box, and the magnet is really powerful: it keeps the camera safe even on slightly uneven surfaces or with mild vibrations. The integration of the 1/4" screw and the cold shoe opens up many possibilities for expansion: I have been able to attach an external microphone or even an LED light to it without having to use complex structures. In addition, the base is very compact, making it perfect to carry it in any backpack without taking up hardly any space. I used it outdoors during recordings with a magnetic tripod on metal railings and there was not a single scare. The camera stays firm, and the assembly is quick and tool-free, something I value a lot when I have to improvise shots. In short, if you have an Osmo Pocket 3 and are looking for a versatile, strong and well-designed stand, this accessory is an excellent choice.

I suspect this is one of those accessories that you'll either see a need for, or wonder what the fuss is about.For me there are two things. The first is that it helps the Osmo stand up and is more stable than just the Osmo alone. Just for that reason I think this is a handy little gadget.But the mag ring is really cool. In some situations it's nice to be able to mount the Osmo onto something metal at a higher height than you can get with just the bottom bit of the stand - and without having to mess about with a tripod. For the type of places I walk around filming there's usually some kind of metal pole, fence or whatever where you can use the magnet to place the camera.For anyone who doesn't do that kind of thing, this probably isn't something you'll need!