This is the English edition of a review from my Japanese YouTube channel, iestaLife. I review gadgets from my home studio in Japan, so product links go to Amazon Japan. OMOTON provided the TP02 Ultra for this review (sponsored).
Quick take
The OMOTON TP02 Ultra is a MagSafe phone tripod that also holds small cameras. The trick is an included mount base: a 1/4-inch screw on one side, a magnet that snaps onto the MagSafe ring on the other. I already own three OMOTON stands (TP02, TP03, TP06), and the Ultra is the most versatile of the four — at the cost of weight.
What I tested
- OMOTON TP02 Ultra (with its camera mount base)
- My own OMOTON TP02, TP03 and TP06 for comparison
- iPhone, a foldable phone, DJI Pocket 3 and a small mirrorless camera
How the four OMOTON stands compare
| Model | Weight (measured) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
 | 175 g (+35.8 g mount, about 210 g total) | Clamp, tripod legs, magnetic back, carabiner; base fits a tripod head; camera mount included |
 | 162.2 g | Clamp, tripod legs, magnetic back, carabiner — the base model |
 | 114.2 g | No clamp; built to attach to tripods and heads; hook for hanging |
 | 86 g | No clamp; very thin and by far the lightest; hook for hanging |
What I found
- The camera mount base held my DJI Pocket 3 firmly — I had to push from behind to remove it. It also fit my other OMOTON stands.
- The head rotates 360°, the legs fold out into a tripod, and the bottom is a clamp for desks and railings. Rubber pads cover nearly every contact point.
- A foldable phone sat securely, and a small mirrorless camera worked on the Ultra. The same camera only just worked on the lighter TP03 after some angle fiddling.
- Heavy cameras put strain on the hinge. In the video I guessed it might handle roughly 500 g–1 kg, but I didn't check OMOTON's load rating — I only tried small cameras.
Who it's for
- People who use both a phone and an action camera or gimbal camera and want one stand for both
- Travel and vlogging, where a tripod, selfie stick and clamp in one tool helps
- If lightness matters most, the 86 g TP03 is still my everyday carry
Watch the review
The video is in Japanese (English captions are available on YouTube). Useful chapters: 04:25 the camera mount, 08:05 the four models side by side, 10:17 weights, 12:47 using it with cameras.
Limitations
These are my own measurements and impressions over a short test; I didn't load-test the hinge. Hanging it from the outside of a backpack by the carabiner isn't great — it's metal and knocks into things. The TP02 Ultra was ¥5,899 on Amazon Japan at the time of recording.
Products
OMOTON TP02 Ultra: on Amazon Japan
OMOTON TP02: on Amazon Japan
OMOTON TP03: on Amazon Japan
OMOTON TP06: on Amazon Japan
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This review is also available in Japanese.