Magview Gear

Magview started in 2021 when two friends—both engineers, both hunters—got frustrated on a backcountry hunt. The phone adapters they were using were bulky, awkward, and fell off constantly. They ditched the frustration and started designing something better.

The result: a magnetic digiscoping system that cuts out all the bulk.

Instead of bulky cases or complex clamps, Magview uses rare-earth magnets built into the adapter paired with a super-thin stainless steel plate on your phone. No friction. No adjustment. Just attach and shoot.

SYNC is their self-aligning magnetic system—drop your phone on the adapter and it centers itself automatically, speeding up setup and keeping your shot framed right.

Spotting Scope Adapters: - S1 SYNC ($149.99) — fits eyepiece sizes 51mm-60mm - S1 Mini SYNC ($149.99) — fits eyepiece sizes 38mm-49mm - Both include magnetic phone alignment

Binocular Adapters: - B1 ($99.99) — fits eyepiece sizes 38.5mm-43mm - B1 XL ($99.99) — fits eyepiece sizes 44mm-48mm

Phone Plates: - SYNC Phone Plate ($19.99) - MagSafe® Compatible Phone Plate ($34.99) - Charge-Through Phone Plate ($14.99) - Phone Plate 3-Pack ($14.99)

Apparel: - MAGVIEW Cap ($19.99) - MAGVIEW Hoodie ($54.99) - MAGVIEW Tee ($19.99)

Magview publishes detailed fitment guides covering 80+ spotting scope and binocular models. If your optic isn't listed, they give you the eyepiece dimensions to measure yourself.

Magview covers Athlon, Bushnell, Hawke, Kowa, Leica, Leupold, Maven, Revic, Sig Sauer, Swarovski, Tract, Vortex, and Zeiss—and keeps adding more.

Designed, manufactured, and assembled in the United States. Not a import rebrand.

• •Warranty: Full defect coverage on materials and workmanship. Contact [email protected] for claims.
• •Returns: 14 days for items in new condition with original packaging. Customers pay return shipping.
• •Military/Guide Discount: Available—email support to inquire.
• •Shipping: Free over $99. Ships to US, Canada, and PO boxes.

Don't use these on rifle scopes. The eye relief on rifle optics puts your phone too far away—image quality tanks.