Moment’s supercage is built like a tank. This is a sturdy, highly flexible camera rig for your phone, but the thing I like most about it is the integrated USB-C hub. Attach a cable to your phone, and you have outputs for wired headphones, a microphone, HDMI, an SD card, and two additional USB-C ports that you can use for external accessories like an SSD or power bank.
The rig is well built, and Moment has clearly considered practical use cases. A rail system runs along each edge for additional attachments, and you’ll find cold shoe mounts as well as dozens of different sized threads on every surface. There are also some extra cutouts to manage cables if things get out of control.
The SuperCage is $200 expensive, and you’ll spend even more with accessories ranging from $50 to $100. But as long as phones use USB-C, you’ll be able to use the SuperCage for years (or decades) to come. If you don’t need a USB-C hub, Moment also offers a BaseCage for a lot less cash, and it offers many of the same benefits in terms of attachment points.
I also tested the SmallRig x Brandon Lee All-in-One Video Kit ($240), which is a solid iPhone-specific cage, but it’s expensive. You get more accessories included in the box, but it lacks the integrated hub that really makes the SuperCage shine.