Original Fast Charging: This Charging Adapter Base is fully compatible with Pocket 4/3 original super fast charging. During long recordings, live streaming, or car mounting, plug in the cable to power your device while using any stand. It triggers the official fast charging icon with stable power delivery. Create without power anxiety and never miss a moment.
4 in 1 Base: This charging adapter for pocket 4/3 built-in 4 mounting interfaces: two 1/4" screw, standard folding claw mount, Action quick-release mount, and Arca-Swiss standard mount. Easily connect tripods, magic arms, suction cup mounts, selfie sticks, car mounts, and more. Whether you own accessories from different action camera ecosystems, this charging adapter base handles them all.
Quick Release Clamp: This quick release charging stand for Pocket 4/3 is compatible with the original threaded grip for Pocket 4/3, featuring the same quick release clamp structure. Align the slot and push gently to lock — press the button to release. The whole process takes less than 2 seconds. Zero learning curve, ready to use right away. Even after hundreds of daily swaps, it stays rock-solid with no wobbling, no loosening, and no accidental detachment. Reliable and effortless.
Aluminum Alloy + Silicone Pad: This charging adapter base features a high-quality aluminum alloy body that delivers excellent strength and heat dissipation, and is compatible with osmo pocket 4/3 accessories. It stays cool even during long charging-while-shooting sessions. Weighs only 31.4g, lightweight and portable — perfect for on-the-go creators. The bottom features an anti-scratch silicone pad that prevents direct metal-to-device contact, avoiding scratches or paint loss. Tough on durability, gentle on your precious Pocket.
Full Scene Coverage: hours of desktop live streaming, road trip recording from start to finish, sunrise/sunset time-lapse photography, or fixed security and conference rigs running all day. The silicone non-slip pad ensures stable placement on any surface. Finally solves the core pain point every creator faces: "having a mount but no power, having power but no mount."