Magnetic Selfie Monitor Screen for iPhone Rear Camera Enhancer for Vlogs, Live Streams & Photography

This little accessory is a great addition to my content creation toolkit! It allows me to use my main phone camera while still being able to frame myself in real-time, which is fantastic for vlogging, selfies, or live streaming. The wireless function is a bit fidgety to set up at first, but once it's working, it mirrors your phone’s screen perfectly, and the 1080p video quality is excellent. The wired mode also supports 4K recording, which is a big plus for high-quality content. The magnetic clip is a nice idea, but I had hoped it would be strong enough for my phone case with MagSafe. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work through the case, which is a little disappointing, but it still stays in place fairly well without it. The monitor itself is super compact and portable, making it easy to bring along wherever I go, and the added 1/4-inch screw hole allows for additional mounting options. For anyone who uses their iPhone regularly for content creation, this monitor is extremely useful and can significantly improve your video quality. Just keep in mind that the wireless functions take a bit of patience to get going, but once they do, you’ll have a solid little tool for all your vlogging needs. Overall, a solid 4-star product for those serious about mobile content creation!

I really wanted to like this little screen but overall I’m kind of disappointed. I was hoping to use it as a secondary monitor for my Nikon DSLR and it’s not suitable for that job at all due to the way it connects. I really don’t have a need to use it as a selfie monitor either. If I did have a need for that, I think it would be pretty good. The battery life is impressive and it connects to my phone super easily. The picture quality isn’t particularly great and actually looks pretty bland compared to an iPhone but that’s probably not a fair comparison. The size of the screen is odd and feels a little bit too small. It’s a good deal for the money though and it seems to be well made.

This is a handy selfie monitor for those who prefer to use the rear cameras which usually provide better image quality and more lens options. Using this on android phone was bit tricky as the cables did not work with my S23 Ultra. Had I read the instructions beforehand, I would’ve figured that part out but I had to spend some time in agony trying to figure out why it wasn’t working. I realized on android phones, you need to use screen mirroring and on Samsung phones, it’s called Smart view. Kit comes with the screen, clip, couple USB cables to connect iphones and a manual. Once you charge up the unit and power it on, you can use Smart view to mirror your screen. The image orientation rotates based on the position of the monitor and the user can’t customize it to match what they’re seeing. Also, the color is bit washed out but you’re using this to frame your shot not watch a video so it’s acceptable. It adds bit of bulk to your phone camera setup so it is not as handy as I thought it’d be. Overall, unit works although depending on how it’s connected, it may be upside down. It gives you access to the rear cameras which typically are superior to the front cameras as well as have wider angles. If you don’t mind the bulk and would prefer to use the better cameras this is for you, otherwise, it may be too cumbersome for casual user.

The King Ma 4K 30FPS Phone Vlog Selfie Monitor is an interesting idea for content creators who want to use their phone’s rear camera for vlogging, selfies, and live streaming. The real-time monitoring eliminates the guesswork of framing shots, and the 4K recording capability via a wired connection is a nice feature. The compact, lightweight design and magnetic clip make it convenient to carry and set up. However, there are some notable downsides: Limited compatibility—It only works with iPhones, and older models require extra adapters. Wired connection requirement for 4K—While it supports wireless mode, the quality drops to 1080P, making the wireless feature less useful for high-quality content. Potential latency issues—Even in wired mode, there can be a slight delay, which might affect precision framing. Build quality could be better—The magnetic clip works, but it doesn't feel as sturdy as expected. Overall, this monitor is a decent tool for solo vloggers, but the limitations make it hard to justify the price—especially when many cameras already have flip screens, and mirror setups can achieve similar results. If you need a dedicated rear-camera monitor and don’t mind the wired setup, it might work for you. Otherwise, it’s not as seamless as it could be.