How to Mount a Phone on Any Tripod with the VEO SPH Holder

By Vanguard World UK | Published: 2026-11-01

Category: How-to Guides

A step-by-step guide to clamping your phone securely in the VEO SPH Universal Smart Phone Holder and mounting it on any tripod for stable photos, video, or calls.

Quick answer

Clamp your phone in the VEO SPH Universal Smart Phone Holder, check that the rubber padding grips the sides without pressing buttons, then screw the holder onto your tripod’s head. Tighten everything before you let go.

Why the VEO SPH works across tripods and phones

The VEO SPH is a universal holder, so it is not tied to a specific tripod model. It accepts phones from 57–90 mm wide, which covers most current smartphones, and the rubber padding protects the phone’s finish while adding grip. That range means you can move the same holder between a travel tripod, a full-size tripod, or a tabletop setup without buying separate adaptors.

The holder is also designed for more than stills: it works for vlogging, video calls, and gaming. The practical limit is that a very thick phone case may reduce how securely the clamp closes, so it is worth testing the fit before you rely on it outdoors.

When a universal holder is the wrong choice

If you need to switch between portrait and landscape constantly, a holder with a quick-release plate may suit you better. The VEO SPH is a clamp-style holder, so you will need to loosen and reposition it for major orientation changes. Also, if your phone is wider than 90 mm or narrower than 57 mm, this holder will not grip it safely.

For hands-free video calls at a desk, a small tabletop tripod plus the VEO SPH is usually enough. For outdoor vlogging, pair it with a stable tripod and consider a remote control so you are not touching the phone during recording.

Step-by-step: mount your phone on a tripod

Check your phone’s width: Measure your phone across its widest point, including any case. It must fall between 57 mm and 90 mm to fit the VEO SPH clamp. If it is outside that range, do not force it. A case can push a phone over the limit, so measure with the case on if you plan to keep it.
Open the clamp and seat the phone: Pull the clamp open and slide your phone in so the rubber pads contact the sides, not the screen or buttons. Center the phone so the lens is not blocked. Avoid clamping over a power or volume button; it can press the button and change settings mid-shot.
Attach the holder to your tripod: Screw the holder onto your tripod’s mounting thread until it is hand-tight. If your tripod has a quick-release plate, attach the holder to the plate first, then lock the plate into the head. Do not overtighten; hand-tight is enough to prevent wobble without damaging the thread.
Balance and tighten the head: Set the phone to the angle you want, then tighten the tripod head’s controls. Give the setup a gentle nudge to confirm it does not slip before you let go. A phone is lighter than a camera, but an unbalanced head can still drift; always re-check after adjusting.
Test the buttons and screen: With the phone clamped, press your usual camera or volume buttons to confirm the clamp is not interfering. Rotate the phone if needed to free the buttons. If a button is pressed by the clamp, reposition the phone rather than loosening the clamp.

Product facts

VEO SPH Universal Smart Phone Holder Deluxe: The clamp opens to accommodate smartphones from 57–90 mm wide, with rubber padding. Check your phone’s width against this range before mounting; the rubber padding helps prevent scratches and slipping.
VEO SPH Universal Smart Phone Holder Deluxe