Hanpusen Wireless Shooting Grip with Shutter Remote for Fujifilm – Mini Tripod for X100 VI, X-T30 II, X-S20 and more

What matters most

On paper, this compact grip offers a wireless remote and a built-in OLED display, aimed at expanding how you shoot with Fujifilm cameras. It combines a handheld grip with a tripod base, designed for on‑the‑go shooting, vlogging or live streaming. If you prioritise mobility and a simple control setup, it can be a practical companion for casual creators and hobbyists.

What it’s for

This device acts as both a shooter’s grip and a small tripod. It is intended to give you convenient access to shutter release, autofocus, and, where available, zoom control via a rechargeable remote. The OLED screen helps you keep an eye on battery level, function settings and connection status without fiddling with the camera.

How it’s put together

The grip is light at around 152 g (remote excluded) and folds to a compact 3.8 × 19.7 × 4 cm, making it easy to tuck into a bag. When used as a tripod, the non‑slip feet are designed to keep things steady on tables or uneven surfaces. The design supports a range of Fujifilm bodies and promises up to 1 kg of camera weight capacity.

What stands out

• Wireless control range up to 32.8 ft allows some distance from the camera, useful for self‑shooting or simple group shots.
• The remote’s OLED screen isn’t just about battery readouts, it also shows function settings and connection status for quick checks during shoots.
• The grip and tripod pairing gives you flexibility: shoot handheld for immediacy or switch to a stable tripod for smoother video and longer exposures.

What you’ll notice in use

If you’re doing selfies, vlogging or casual live streams, the handheld form feels natural and light enough to carry. The stability improves on surfaces thanks to the non‑slip feet, though it’s worth noting the unit is designed for smaller cameras (up to about 1 kg). The remote shutter is straightforward, but keep in mind that zoom control via remote is only available with power zoom lenses and compatible camera models.

Limitations and caveats

• Not every Fujifilm model will expose every remote feature, for example, zoom control depends on camera and lens compatibility.
• The maximum supported weight is 1 kg, so larger bodies or long‑lensed setups may exceed the intended use.
• The unit relies on pairing between the camera and remote, ensure both are in pairing mode as described to establish a reliable connection.

Who it’s for

Ideal for entry‑level creators, hobbyists, and enthusiasts who want a compact, controllable setup for casual photography and lightweight video work. It’s particularly handy if you want to shoot from awkward angles or include yourself in frame without a second person.

Who it isn’t for

If you regularly work with heavy camera bodies or require advanced lens‑based zoom control at long distances, this tiny base might feel limiting. For pro‑level videography or heavier rigs, a sturdier tripod and more feature‑rich remote could be a better fit.

When it makes sense to buy

• You value portability and the convenience of a single device that acts as both grip and tripod.
• You shoot with compatible Fujifilm models and want a simple, rechargeable remote with a legible OLED display.

What to check before buying

• Confirm your Fujifilm model supports the remote features (especially for zoom and autofocus on the camera/lens you plan to use).
• Verify the total load you intend to mount stays within the 1 kg limit.
• Ensure you understand pairing steps so you can connect the remote quickly when you need it.

Practical use case

Imagine a quick handheld interview or a spontaneous vlog clip: you prop the grip on a desk, frame yourself, and use the remote to capture a sequence without touching the camera. When you want a smoother B‑roll, flip the unit into tripod mode for a stable shot from a low angle. The OLED readout helps you keep an eye on power and settings while you focus on content.

Final decision

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you prioritise a lightweight, dual‑role grip and small tripod for compatible Fujifilm bodies and you’re not aiming for heavyweight rigs or advanced remote features.

FAQ

• Is the remote compatible with all Fujifilm lenses? It depends on the lens and camera, particularly for zoom control, power zoom lenses have the best chance of remote zoom working.
• How portable is it? Very, folded dimensions are compact and weight is light, making it easy to carry for everyday shoots.
• How to pair the remote? Put both the camera and the remote into pairing mode as described in the setup notes to establish connection.