Bluetooth Phone Camera Remote Shutter for iPhone & Android
Get everyone in the frame without stretching for the screen. This small Bluetooth remote pairs in seconds and fires the shutter from your hand, with separate iOS and Android buttons so the whole group is covered. It clips to your keys and comes with a spare CR2032 cell in the box.
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Get everyone in the frame without stretching for the screen. This small Bluetooth remote pairs in seconds and fires the shutter from your hand, with separate iOS and Android buttons so the whole group is covered. It clips to your keys and comes with a spare CR2032 cell in the box.
Wireless Bluetooth remote shutter that works with both iOS and Android phones
- Awkward reach for phone shutter when taking selfies or group photos
- Shaky shots from touching the screen
- Compatibility worries across iPhone and Android
Take the group selfie without the awkward reach
Stop stretching, tapping and blurring. Pair one small Bluetooth remote and fire the shot from your hand, on iPhone or Android.
One remote, two shutter buttons

Two shutters, one remote
The remote has separate iOS and Android shutter buttons, so one remote fits a mixed-phone group. The blue LED lights up when it is active and the ON/OFF switch sits right beside it. No cable runs back to the stick, which means no more buying a remote for each phone type. If you already carry a adjustable phone stand, the remote fits in the same bag.

Pair it. Then forget it.
Flip the switch to ON, pair with your phone, and press the shutter. There is no app to download and no account to make. You are shooting in under a minute, and the stick stays exactly where you put it.

Clips to your keys. Spare battery included.
The keyring loop means the remote lives on your keys instead of at the bottom of a bag. It runs on a replaceable CR2032 button cell, and a spare is already in the box, so the remote is ready for your first outing.
Switch on, pair, and start shooting
- 1Flip the switch to ON
Slide the ON/OFF switch so the blue LED lights up. The remote is now ready to pair.
- 2Pair with your phone
Press the iOS or Android shutter button on the remote to connect it to your phone. Use the button that matches the phone you are shooting with.
- 3Press to take the photo
With the phone on your stick or monopod, press the same shutter button to take the photo. Switch the remote OFF when you put it away to save the battery.
Remote and a spare battery, ready on day one
- Bluetooth camera remote shutter×1
Glossy plastic oval with iOS and Android shutters, ON/OFF switch and keyring loop.
- CR2032 button cell battery×1
Spare cell for the remote. Replace it when the LED dims or the remote stops responding.
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Yes. The remote has an iOS shutter and an Android shutter, so one remote covers both. It pairs with the phone over Bluetooth, which means the selfie stick does not need a cable port. Works with selfie sticks, monopods and tripods.
The packaging rates the CR2032 cell at about 6 months to 1 year of regular use, or roughly 5000 photos. When it fades, open the battery compartment on the back and swap in a new CR2032. A spare is already in the box, so you are covered for the first swap.
No app and no account. Flip the switch to ON, then press the iOS or Android shutter button on your phone to pair. The blue LED tells you when it is connected.
Pair it with the phone you are shooting with right now. If you hand the stick to a friend with a different phone, press the matching shutter button for their system and it pairs again. Switch it OFF when you are done so the battery lasts.
Yes. Mount your phone on a tripod, monopod or selfie stick, then use the remote from your hand. Vloggers use it for hands-free clips while walking, and it is small enough to keep on your keys. Two shutter buttons, a spare battery and a keyring loop for this price is a cheap way to stop relying on a stranger's phone for group shots.
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