Beam-splitter glass costs light, and the reflection has to be controlled · review
A compact teleprompter for cameras and phones that takes tablets up to 10 inches, with coated 70/30 glass and a Bluetooth remote, sold by Desview for about $90.
A teleprompter puts angled beam-splitter glass in front of the lens. The camera sees through the glass while the speaker reads text reflected from a screen below it, so they look straight into the lens.
Desview uses 70/30 glass with a 26-layer coating and says it transmits up to 97% of light. Better coating means less ghosting of the text in the camera image.
Nine adapter rings attach the hood to common lens diameters. The front clamp holds a phone or a tablet up to 10 inches.
The Bluetooth remote pairs with the DESVIEW app to start, pause and change scroll speed, so you can run the script on your own.
Owners of 11-inch or larger tablets, and anyone wanting a built-in screen, should look at the NEEWER X12 and X11 on this shelf.
| Prompting device | Phones and tablets up to 10 in, max 170 mm wide |
|---|---|
| Glass | 70/30 beam splitter, 26-layer coating, up to 97% transmittance, 7H hardness |
| Lens coverage | Horizontal from 24 mm focal length without vignetting |
| Mounting | Nine adapter rings for camera lenses; front clamp for the screen |
| Control | Bluetooth remote with the free DESVIEW app, iOS and Android |
| Amazon reference | B0953PXFNL |
| EAN | 0723884577818 |
Tablets up to 10 inches and 170 mm wide, per Desview. An 11-inch iPad Pro would need a larger prompter such as the NEEWER X12.
Desview says horizontal shooting works from 24 mm without dark corners.
With the included Bluetooth remote and the free DESVIEW app.
At $90, it is the 3 cheapest of the 6 models in this category published here.
7.3/ 10
A well-made compact prompter for phones and small tablets.
This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $90 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.
Details checked on November 2, 2026.
YouTubers, teachers and presenters who read scripts from a phone or small tablet.
Amazon reports what buyers took in the month before this page was last checked: at least 100.
The figure is a floor, rounded by Amazon, and read through Keepa — it says what buyers picked, not what a maker claims.
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9.3 in · 70/30 beam splitter · phones, DSLR and mirrorless · quick-release, about 2 minutes to set up · Stream Prompt app, iOS and Android · Bluetooth remote to 10 m · 1.94 lb
A $50 teleprompter with 70/30 glass, a Bluetooth remote with a 10 m range and a two-minute setup, for phones and cameras. The listing has 18 ratings.
Best for: Beginners who want to try a teleprompter without spending much.
≈ $50
18 in · tablets up to 12.9 in · solid aluminum · colorless multilayer beam splitter · small to mid-size cameras · Bluetooth remote · GVM app, iOS and Android · 16.12 lb listed
A large aluminum teleprompter for tablets up to 12.9 inches, with GVM’s app and a Bluetooth remote, for about $239. Built for small to mid-size cameras.
Best for: Studios, churches and schools recording presenters who read from a distance.
≈ $239
Phones and DSLR cameras · single-sided high-reflective mirror · elastic lens pocket, no adapter rings · dual cold shoe mounts · Bluetooth remote · 2.42 lb listed
A portable teleprompter with an elastic lens pocket that fits most lenses without adapter rings, two cold shoes for a mic or light, and a Bluetooth remote, for about $70.
Best for: Creators who switch lenses often and want a simple prompter.
≈ $70
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