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Bluetooth Camera Remote for iPhone & Android – Selfie Shutter

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Bluetooth Camera Remote for iPhone & Android – Selfie Shutter

Sale price  $10.99 Regular price $12.99
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Snap the Perfect Shot — Hands-Free, Every Time

Take full control of your smartphone camera from up to 30 feet away with this compact Bluetooth Camera Remote Control. Compatible with iPhone, Samsung, Xiaomi, Redmi, and virtually any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone, this pocket-sized shutter controller pairs instantly and lets you capture photos and videos without touching your phone. Perfect for selfies, group shots, tripod photography, and selfie-stick setups.

Made in Mainland China.

Why You'll Love It

  • Universal Compatibility: Works with iPhone (iOS) and Android devices — Samsung, Xiaomi, Redmi, Huawei, and more.
  • Instant Bluetooth Pairing: Simply switch on, search for "BLE-M3" on your phone's Bluetooth menu, and you're ready to shoot in seconds.
  • Wireless Range: Trigger your camera shutter from up to ~10 metres (30 feet) away — no cables, no fuss.
  • Slim & Portable: Ultra-lightweight design slides into any pocket, bag, or selfie-stick grip holder with ease.
  • Versatile Use: Compatible with selfie sticks, tripods, and tabletop stands — ideal for travel, vlogging, and group photography.
  • Simple One-Button Operation: Press to capture photos or start/stop video recording.

How to Connect

  1. Slide the side switch on the remote to the ON position — the indicator light will begin flashing.
  2. Open Bluetooth Settings on your smartphone.
  3. Search for and select the device named "BLE-M3".
  4. Once paired, the indicator light stops flashing — you're connected and ready!

Tips for iPhone (iOS) Users

  • If your iPhone does not respond, enable Assistive Touch: Settings → Accessibility → Touch → AssistiveTouch → ON.
  • On iOS 15 and later: Go to Assistive Touch → Execute Touch Gesture and set Tracking Sensitivity to at least halfway.
  • If the camera focus point needs adjustment, press and hold the shutter button and move the touch point up, down, left, or right until it aligns with your camera viewfinder.

Troubleshooting

  • If the remote connects but doesn't function correctly, go to your phone's Bluetooth settings, select "Forget / Ignore Device," power the remote off, then re-pair from scratch.

Specifications

Model BLE-M3
Wireless Technology Bluetooth
Compatibility Universal — iOS & Android
Use Case Camera Shutter / Selfie Remote
Origin Made in Mainland China

For general tips on smartphone photography, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for electronic device safety guidance.

Learn more: Remote control

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this Bluetooth camera remote compatible with all iPhones and Android phones?

A: Yes — this universal Bluetooth remote (model BLE-M3) is designed to work with virtually all Bluetooth-enabled smartphones, including iPhone (all modern iOS versions), Samsung Galaxy, Xiaomi, Redmi, Huawei, and other Android devices. iOS 15 users may need to enable an additional setting under Accessibility for full functionality.

Q: How far away can I be from my phone when using this selfie remote?

A: The Bluetooth remote has an effective range of approximately 10 metres (30 feet) under normal conditions, giving you plenty of freedom to step back for group photos, landscape shots, or creative angles.

Q: Does this remote work with a selfie stick or tripod?

A: Absolutely! This Bluetooth shutter remote is the ideal companion for selfie sticks and tripods. Simply mount your phone, connect the remote via Bluetooth, and trigger the shutter wirelessly for shake-free, perfectly composed shots every time.

Q: What do I do if the remote pairs but doesn't trigger my camera?

A: First, make sure your camera app is open and active. For iPhones, check that AssistiveTouch is enabled in Accessibility settings. If the issue persists, "Forget" the device in Bluetooth settings, power off the remote, then re-pair. This resolves most connectivity issues.

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