Belkin just revealed the Auto-Tracking Stand Pro, which works with DockKit. It’s the first of its kind and helps you record videos or have video calls with your iPhone’s camera. This Stand Pro is unique because it can automatically move the camera around to follow you as you move, giving you a full view of everything around you.
“The Stand Pro is unlike any other Belkin product we’ve created. Combining premium Belkin quality, impressively responsive robotics, and advanced subject tracking technology with DockKit, we’re excited to provide content creators with a thoughtfully designed product that will effortlessly enhance the creation process.“
– Melody Tecson, Belkin’s Vice President of Product Management
Belkin Auto-Tracking Stand Pro
Using DockKit with front and rear cameras on iPhones 12 or later is straightforward. You just attach your iPhone using MagSafe, pair it with the Stand Pro, open the camera on apps like FaceTime, Instagram, TikTok, Canva, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, or other social media apps, and start creating.
The Stand Pro lets you see things from every angle with its 360-degree movement tracking and 90-degree automatic tilt. It has a button to turn the movement tracking on or off, and an LED light shows if it’s tracking. The Stand Pro also has a rechargeable battery, giving you five hours of use without needing to plug it in. It comes with a 5ft USB-C cable and a 30W power supply.
What’s cool is that the Stand Pro has MagSafe, so you can charge your iPhone while using it. It can charge up to 15W when plugged in. The Stand Pro is all about making things easy for content creators, and it’s made with at least 75% recycled materials. It’s sold in packaging without plastic, which is part of Belkin’s effort to be more environmentally friendly.
The Auto-Tracking Stand Pro is priced at USD 179.99 and will soon be available on Belkin.com and in certain stores worldwide.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
