FEELWORLD
FEELWORLD TP2 Portable Smartphone/Tablet Teleprompter Kit
★★★★★
8 inch
Mount your tablet or phone to any tripod and put a studio-grade teleprompter in your kit bag for under the cost of a day's rental.
$59.99*
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Overview
Key Features
【Scripts “Scrolling” On Camera】 FEELWORLD teleprompter featured with standard beamsplitter allows you to clearly read scrolling text while looking directly into the camera, perfect for vlog, live broadcast, online class, video recording, interviews, video studio, news and presentation. No need to recite the script! Your camera will not photograph the text in the video.
【Remote Control】 Support IOS and Android App. Download free APP from App Store or Google Play to display the script with remote control. The remote control is equipped with switch button, slow playback button, accelerated playback button, font enlargement button, font reduction button, play/pause button.The teleprompter APP is compatible with DOC documents' format display and typesetting, which is more conducive to draft editing and demonstrating.
【Camera Shooting】The video teleprompter supports camera shooting with complimentary lens adapter rings. Lens adapter ring: standard 49/52/55/58/62/67/72/77mm lens adapter ring.
【Multiple Collocation Ways】 FEELWORLD teleprompter universally supports flexible tablet (below 8 inch)/smartphone prompting+ DSLR shooting. Besides, it is compatible with smartphone shooting (the lens needs to be adjusted). It supports device vertical/horizontal placement and left/right shooting. （Tablet under 8"）
【High Definition Display】adopts Special Coating Process and beam splitter glass with up to 97% light transmittance, no effects on image quality and color of the shooting or double reflection, which gives clear prompting and decreases NG frequency. Smoother shooting!
Specifications
Compatible Devices
Smartphones, Tablets (below 8 inches), DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras
Beamsplitter Transmittance
Up to 97%
Lens Adapter Rings
49 / 52 / 55 / 58 / 62 / 67 / 72 / 77mm
Remote Control
Bluetooth (Included)
App Compatibility
iOS and Android
Mount Type
Tripod (1/4"-20)
Orientation Support
Vertical / Horizontal, Left / Right Shooting
Model
TP2
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The 97% beamsplitter transmittance minimizes the exposure and color-rendering impact of shooting through the glass, keeping the camera image clean without requiring compensatory lighting adjustments.
- The included eight-ring lens adapter set (49–77mm) covers the vast majority of DSLR, mirrorless, and video lens filter thread sizes in a single kit, eliminating the need for separately sourced step-up rings for most production lenses.
- Universal tripod mount (1/4"-20) means no proprietary base hardware — the TP2 drops onto any existing tripod, fluid head, or camera support already in the kit.
- Support for both landscape and portrait tablet/phone orientation plus left/right camera positioning enables flexible mounting configurations for interview setups, vertical social media shoots, and standard widescreen production.
- Free iOS and Android app with Bluetooth remote control removes the need for a dedicated prompter PC or laptop, making the TP2 a self-contained, low-setup solution for single-operator shoots.
👎 Cons
- The 8-inch tablet size ceiling excludes iPad Pro and most large-format Android tablets, limiting on-screen text size for presenters who need larger type for comfortable reading at distance.
- The Bluetooth remote uses fixed-speed increment buttons for scroll speed rather than continuous variable control, which limits pacing precision for presenters with non-uniform delivery rhythm.
- Lens adapter rings only go up to 77mm — cinema primes, large-diameter telephoto lenses, and fast glass with 82mm or larger filter threads require custom adapters not included in the kit.
- The beamsplitter glass, while rated at 97% transmittance, adds an optical element in front of the lens that is a potential contamination and scratch surface in dusty or wet field production environments.
- The TP2 adds meaningful height above the tripod head, requiring sightline recalculation during setup — on low-ceilinged corporate event locations or tight interview spaces, the additional vertical footprint can be a setup obstacle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tablet and phone sizes actually fit in the TP2, and is the fit secure under the heat of studio lighting?
The TP2 accepts tablets up to 8 inches and standard smartphones. The device holder uses an adjustable clamp mechanism — it is not a rigid form-fit tray — so fit quality depends on how well your specific device's dimensions center in the housing. For production use, verify the phone or tablet is firmly clamped before each shoot; thermal expansion under hot tungsten or HMI fixtures is not a typical failure point, but loose initial clamping is.
Does the 97% light transmittance claim mean the beamsplitter glass introduces no visible degradation to the camera image?
In practice at 97% transmittance, the beamsplitter glass has a negligible effect on exposure — the difference between shooting through the glass versus not is within normal exposure tolerance. Color rendering through the single-coating process is clean enough that no color correction is required for most productions. The TP2 is not a cinema-grade beamsplitter, but it holds up fine for corporate video, interviews, broadcast inserts, and online content.
What cameras can actually shoot through the TP2, given the lens adapter ring system?
The kit includes adapter rings for 49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 72, and 77mm filter threads. This covers the majority of DSLR and mirrorless kit lenses and standard zoom lenses in common production use. Lenses with larger filter threads (82mm and above) — including many cinema primes and fast telephoto lenses — are not supported without a custom step-down ring, which may vignette on wide lenses.
Can the TP2's Bluetooth remote control scrolling speed precisely enough for varying script densities and presenter pacing?
The remote provides dedicated buttons for slow playback, accelerated playback, font size adjustment, and play/pause — enough for basic pacing control. It does not offer variable-speed joystick control, so presenters with highly variable delivery speed may find the fixed-rate increment buttons less precise than a dedicated hardware controller. For scripted corporate work and online content, the control granularity is adequate.
Does the TP2 mount directly to a standard tripod, and does it add significant height to the camera position?
Yes, the TP2 mounts to any standard tripod via its 1/4"-20 thread — no proprietary base required. The unit does add height above the tripod head, which raises the camera's optical axis. On a video tripod with a fluid head, this is typically compensated by adjusting the leg height or head tilt, but on fixed-height setups it may push the lens above the presenter's sightline if not accounted for during placement.
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