TOAZOE11" Adjustable Robust Articulating Friction Magic Arm with Clamp Kit

Successfully mounts my Samsung Note 20 Ultra. Yet to try it with my Panasonic Lumix G7 mirrorless camera.

It's a functional mount, it articulates (perhaps a bit too much) and it locks down. Some things I like about it:It locks the arm joint with teeth: This prevents the arm from sagging at that specific joint from any weight which is a problem in most joint locks (which are usually just pressure/friction locks, not tooth locks)It lets me adjust the position fairly easily: There's only one locking knob which prevents from having a big bulky arm on the stand.The clamp is tight: It has rubber in it that doesn't let it slip as well, the metal crank is a nice touch to be able to torque it down.That being said, there's some things left to be desired:Adjusting with an external monitor (a 7" one) attached is fairly awkward: It leaves me having to hold the monitor as I adjust with the arm joint lock since the ball joints are connected internally to that arm joint. I'm not sure what to say beyond that but be aware and DO NOT loosen the joint before either removing the monitor/whatever from the arm or holding it in hand while adjusting.The arms are thin: I wouldn't put anything heavier than a couple pounds on it, it's probably not going to shear off, but I wouldn't trust it with a multi-thousand dollar device.In conclusion, it serves its purpose of adding an external monitor on for my camera operators.

This isn’t some amazing camera arm, but if you’re looking for a short, mostly sturdy camera arm to mount a DLSR/video camera to use like a webcam, this will likely work for you. Overall length when fully extended is roughly a foot long, but bending it will shorten that of course.The actual bending and overall maneuverability of this arm is pretty good, but it takes some practice to get the hang of. Once again, it’s a shorter arm, so unless you’re able to mount it to something only a few inches away from where you want it to sit, good luck. You can get roughly an idea of what I mean in my pictures. I have mine holding my Canon Rebel T7 right above my central PC monitor, functioning as a webcam. (Apologies as it might be hard to actually see the full pieces of the arm due to my other hardware in the photo.)I do wish the actual desk/claw clamp was a bit bigger overall, but it gets the job done as it. Just be sure to tighten it and test the hold before mounting your expensive camera.Lastly, I recommend getting a quick release plate for the camera/arm combo. This will let you quickly attach and detach your camera from this arm, without having to spin and screw it anytime you need to take it on or off. There’s one on Amazon called “Konsait Camera Quick Release Clamp (QR-40)” that I got and works great.So overall, it’s a fairly good camera arm mount. I had to spend some extra money to really make it practical in the end, but the cheaper listing price to start with this arm is a plus. Just don’t expect something extremely versatile or high quality.6/10

I use this quite alot to mount my camera in many different places. Once its all tightened up it holds weight well and is pretty sturdy. A must have for any photographer that needs to mount a camera somewhere that a tripod just doesnt work.

The quality is top notch, thank you very much, I will order a couple more of these.