
Neewer
Neewer 10098293 X1 Mini Teleprompter
Deliver your script confidently on camera — the Neewer X1 Mini Teleprompter gives content creators a portable, app-driven prompt solution that works with phones, tablets, and DSLRs.
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Overview
Specifications
Model
X1 Mini
Screen Size
8 inches
Screen Dimensions
5.74" × 5.74" (14.5 × 14.5 cm)
Device Compatibility
iPad, Tablet, Smartphone, DSLR Cameras
App Compatibility
iOS and Android
Cold Shoe Mounts
3
Mounting
Z-shaped camera bracket included
Glass
HD beam-splitter with special coating
Included Accessories
Bluetooth remote control, multiple phone lens adapters, Z-shaped camera bracket
Frequently Asked Questions
What devices fit on the X1 Mini's 8-inch screen, and how are they mounted?
The X1 Mini accommodates smartphones and tablets up to the 8-inch screen size (the reflective surface itself is 5.74" × 5.74"). Multiple phone lens adapters are included to fit various lens diameters. An iPad or similarly-sized tablet slides into the holder behind the beam-splitter glass.
How does the X1 Mini mount to a camera or tripod?
The unit ships with a Z-shaped camera bracket that attaches to your camera's hot shoe or directly to a tripod. It also includes three cold shoe ports for mounting accessories — a monitor, a small fill light, or a microphone — which adds rigging flexibility for solo shooters.
What app controls the scrolling, and does the remote actually work reliably?
The X1 Mini works with standard teleprompter apps on iOS and Android — any app with Bluetooth remote support will pair with the included remote control. The remote handles scroll speed and start/stop without requiring a second person on set, which is essential for solo content production.
How is the image quality of the reflection on the beam-splitter glass?
The X1 Mini uses a coated beam-splitter glass with an HD special coating. The reflected text is readable and reasonably clear, though like all teleprompters at this size and price, ambient light management matters — a bright background behind the talent can wash out the reflection. A blackout hood or controlled lighting improves readability significantly.
Is this practical for a one-person production setup, or does it require crew to operate?
It's specifically designed for solo operation. The included Bluetooth remote lets the presenter control scroll speed independently, the Z-bracket mounts directly to the camera, and setup takes under 10 minutes. For talking-head content, YouTube productions, and corporate video, it's a workable one-person solution.