Belkin’s $80 PowerGrip Turns Phones Into Pro Cameras

Belkin’s new power bank gives your smartphone a camera grip for $80 — and it’s more than just a charger. The Belkin Stage PowerGrip adds DSLR-like ergonomics to your phone, transforming it into a pro-style camera setup while keeping it powered with a 9,300mAh battery.

A Camera Grip And Power Bank In One

First revealed at CES 2025, the Belkin Stage PowerGrip is now officially available for $79.99. While you can find cheaper power banks with similar capacity, this one stands out by combining power and photography in a sleek, functional design.

Belkin designed the PowerGrip for smartphone photographers who crave better handling and stability. Its DSLR-style grip gives your phone a comfortable, secure feel while shooting photos or videos — even in portrait orientation.

Built-In Shutter Button For Easy Shooting

The PowerGrip isn’t just about comfort. It features a Bluetooth-connected shutter button placed conveniently on top of the grip, letting you capture shots instantly without touching your screen. It’s ideal for reducing blur, improving composition, and making photo sessions smoother.

Keeps Your Phone Charged While You Shoot

With a 9,300mAh battery, Belkin’s PowerGrip ensures your phone stays charged during long photography sessions. Whether you’re traveling, vlogging, or just taking photos on the go, it provides the extra power you need without carrying multiple devices.

Designed For Everyday Creators

Smartphone cameras are now incredibly powerful, but their flat, slippery bodies often make them awkward to hold — especially during video shoots or long photo sessions. The Belkin PowerGrip solves this problem elegantly, giving creators the comfort and balance of a traditional camera grip with the practicality of a modern power bank.

Why It’s Worth The $80

Sure, there are cheaper chargers out there, but few combine ergonomics, power, and functionality like the Belkin Stage PowerGrip. For mobile photographers and content creators, it’s a small investment that could make a big difference in how you shoot and create on your smartphone.