ULANZI PM01 Magnetic Mount Stand Compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket 3

In this review the ULANZI PM01 Magnetic Mount Stand is examined as a compact, creative accessory for the DJI OSMO Pocket 3 owner who needs a reliable, hands-free mounting solution. The bottom line: it is a purpose-built magnetic adapter that provides extremely strong attachment to metal surfaces while preserving access to the Pocket 3 controls and screen. For content creators who want quick setup, flexible angles and extra accessory mounting without bulk, this PM01 is worth considering.

Key Features

• Designed for Pocket 3: The mount fits the DJI OSMO Pocket 3 precisely and protects the device with a safety clasp and non-slip silicone padding to avoid accidental drops or scratches.
• Strong magnetic attraction: Powerful magnets on both sides deliver secure attachment to metal surfaces, giving steady support for shooting in varied environments.
• Accessory expansion: Built-in side cold shoe, 1/4 in screw hole and ARRI-style holes let you add microphones, lights or mini tripods for better audio and lighting.
• Full control preserved: The design keeps the screen rotation, joystick operation, memory card access and grip attachment unaffected during use.
• Wide angle adjustment: The adapter rotates and locks at 180, 270 and 360 degrees so you can position the Pocket 3 exactly where you need it.
• Portable folding design: The PM01 folds flat for storage and is compatible with the original Pocket 3 case, so it is easy to carry without disassembly.

Who It's For

The PM01 is ideal for vloggers, travel shooters and social creators who use the DJI OSMO Pocket 3 and need a fast, secure way to mount the camera to metal surfaces or to expand with mics and lights. Its compact folding design and lanyard protection make it useful for on-the-go setups and run-and-gun shooting where lightweight, multi-function gear matters.

Those who primarily use heavy tripods, gimbals or non-metal mounting points exclusively may find the magnetic feature less relevant; also users who need extremely heavy payload support should consider a full tripod or rig designed for larger accessories.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Secure double-sided magnets provide reliable attachment to many metal surfaces for steady shots.
• Integrated cold shoe and 1/4 in mounting options expand audio and lighting possibilities without extra adapters.
• Padding, safety clasp and lanyard protect the Pocket 3 from scratches and accidental drops.
• Adjustable 180/270/360 positions make it easy to dial in composition and viewing angles.

Cons

• Magnetic mounting requires a metal surface; performance depends on the surface and will not replace a full tripod for heavy setups.
• Accessory compatibility depends on size and weight of attachments; very large accessories may unbalance the Pocket 3.

Specifications

Compatibility	DJI OSMO Pocket 3
Mounting options	Magnetic double-sided, 1/4 in screw, cold shoe, ARRI holes
Adjustment angles	180 / 270 / 360 degrees
Protection features	Safety clasp, non-slip silicone padding, lanyard
Material	Aluminium expansion camera holder
Portability	Foldable; compatible with original Pocket 3 case

Our Verdict

The ULANZI PM01 Magnetic Mount Stand is a thoughtful accessory for Pocket 3 users who want a small, versatile mounting solution that keeps full device access and adds attachment points for mics and lights. It represents good value for creators who prioritize quick magnetic mounting and flexible angles, though it is not a replacement for heavy-duty tripod gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this block the Pocket 3 screen or controls?
The PM01 is designed to preserve screen rotation and joystick operation so common controls remain accessible during use.

Can it hold accessories like microphones and lights?
Yes, it includes a cold shoe, 1/4 in screw hole and ARRI-style holes to mount microphones, lights and small tripods, within reasonable weight limits.

Is the magnetic hold reliable outdoors?
The magnets are strong and double-sided for firm attachment to metal surfaces, but strength depends on the metal surface and extreme loads still require a tripod or rig.