SnaplyLensCapture your best content with SnaplyLens, the ultimate MagSafe-compatible wireless selfie monitor for iPhone and other smartphones. Designed for creators, vloggers, and mobile filmmakers, SnaplyLens lets you use your phone’s powerful rear camera while still seeing yourself in real-time.
SnaplyLens (snaplylens.com) has 43 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5.
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Eric M.
This is product is below expectations. I have an iPhone 16 pro and have had issues with my phone recording audio while filming myself speak to the camera. Having to re-record video because a device screws up the audio is incredibly frustrating.
Meredith
Seems like an easy product to use, however the device lag's terribly on an iPhone when shooting in 4K. When I asked support about this they just told me to lower the camera settings.
Response from SnaplyLensOct 9, 2025
This is partially true. Apple imposes limitations when screen mirroring in 4k to prevent your phone from overheating. We did recommend using the free app called black magic camera so you can override this and film in 4k. If you want to use the native camera app, you will have to film in 60HD to avoid any lag, Hope this helps.
Brian M.
Not worth the investment, in my opinion. I purchased a Snaplylens after watching an ad. What the advertisement failed to show was that it freezes as you start to move and it’s nearly impossible to see yourself when recording outdoors. I have used it a number of times before I decided to go back to using my iWatch. If you decide to order one, make sure you don’t remove any tags or packaging as it basically needs to be returned in an unopened condition to qualify for a refund.
Response from SnaplyLensJul 14, 2025
There may be slight lag when using the Camera app at 4K 60fps, as Apple limits screen mirroring bandwidth in this mode. To bypass this restriction, we recommend using a third-party app like Blackmagic Camera (free on the App Store), which allows full-resolution mirroring without Apple’s imposed limitations.
