NEEWER 5.9"/15cm Adjustable Friction Magic Arm with 1/4" Screw on Both Ends, Compatible with SmallRig Cage, Flash/LED Light/Microphone/Monitor/SuperClip, Max Load 4.4lb/2kg, ST15

This is really handy and very well made. Extremely flexible until you tighten the knob, then really solid. I started with 1, now I have 4 of them for various tasks in the studio!

Using this with the Sony zv e10 and the weebill s.

I'm not sure what I was expecting with this, but it surprised me a bit. It's very solid, made of good materials, and very strong. The entire arm is made of metal, including the tightening rings on the threaded posts. These are plastic on most items I've seen. Very good design and execution.

Strong, sturdy, and versatile. It had a Standard 1/4 inch screw on both ends perfect for mounting Flashlights, Microphones, small LCD Monitors, LED Lights, and other accessories with 1/4 inch screw holes. Two ball heads that can be adjusted 360 degrees to any angle. I would probably not use it for heavy accessories. For $10 you can't go wrong.

For 10 bucks, this is one of the most useful and affordable pieces of rigging gear I own, and if you rig out your mirrorless camera inot a cinema camera, you'll want to have at least one of these in your arsenal (I actually have two). I've used it to rig a field monitor to my FX-3, mount a microphone to my B-camera, rig a GoPro to my main rig for BTS shots, and rig small lights for product shoots. It's well made, versatile and bargain for the price.

Of build quality seeming unquestionable, it feels overbuilt for its rated weight capacity of 4.4 lbs. Most parts seem aluminum, except for the piewheels' rubberized surfaces and the threaded balls, which seem steel. Yet note that the product is basically miniature. Used fully straight, it extends some 5 & 1/4 inches. Used hinged at a right angle, it extends some 2 & 1/2 inches.Somehow, the knob simultaneously loosens/tightens all thee joints—the serrated hinge and both ball joints—letting one hand move whichever device how desired and then the other hand lock this position. Yet meanwhile, since the ball joints' loosening scales to knob loosening, one can loosen them slightly enough to stay in place unless added manual effort repositions one specifically.

I ordered this adjustable mini magic arm to use with my desktop webcam setup. The all-aluminum arm has a pair of 1/4" screw ends that can each angle 0-90 degrees and rotate in any direction. The ends are joined by a double-ball locking elbow that allows 360 degree rotation. The large red knob tightens or loosens the entire assembly. The whole thing folds up and fits in the palm of my hand. It's strong enough to hold about 4 1/2lb which is enough to hold my camera and smaller lenses but I certainly wouldn't use it with the big lenses.I ended up not needing the arm for my webcam but the 1/4" ends attach to a wide variety of camera accessories so this won't go to waste. I'm planning on pairing it with my travel clamp setup for an incredibly versatile portable mounting solution.

Last year of so I have been getting in to photography, mainly just to preserve family memories. So I've been picking up parts and pieces and this is a very handy gadget. First impressions, this is VERY well made and VERY heavy duty. It is just outstanding.This is so versatile as well, it can be moved into so many different positions. I also like that the middle swivel has teeth on both sides, so once you tighten up the wing nut, this is not going anywhere. Also has a nice large wing nut making it easy to tighten up.I do find the 1/4" end to be quite stiff, they take some muscle to move. Would be nice if it was not as tight. Although, there is no way to "tighten" the joint, so I am concerned, that over time this might get too loose just from wear? I could be wrong, just a thought.Overall, it's a fantastic "magic" arm, the price is outstanding, would gladly recommend.

I purchased this arm to mount a GoPro to the interior of my car but found the arm even when locked off to be a bit to wobbly for the job when the car is on the move. I will find other uses for it.

It's a magic arm, either you know or you don't. BUT. Combine this with the Neewer webcam arm by loosening the tip of the webcam arm and removing the 1/4 20 stem. Then take the nut off one end of the magic arm and put it in the hole where the 1/4 20 stem was on the webcam arm. Tighten that all the way. Then attach your webcam to the other end of the magic arm and now you can point the cam in any direction and lock it in place.

Le bras est un mélange d'acier avec un peu d'aluminium , c'est ce qui explique ses 170 grammes , en main on sent qu'il est massif . Mais ce n'est pas un défaut .En fait son fonctionnement est hyper simple . Il suffit de le mettre dans la position voulue , il est extrêmement malléable , et de serrer la grosse vis rouge , les deux rotules et la jonction entre les deux parties s'immobilisent alors parfaitement . Le nom de bras magique est bien trouvé , c'est vraiment bien fait et très efficace .Mon appareil photo ne pèse que 400 grammes mais ce bras peut en supporter beaucoup plus , il est question de 2 kilos , ça me parait bien évalué .Par contre il est muni de deux vis mâles , il faut donc bien veiller à savoir ce qu'on veut en faire et éventuellement l’utiliser avec des adaptateurs de pas de vis , c''est ce que j'ai fait pour le fixer sur mon trépiedC'est vraiment le meilleur bras que j'ai pu tester jusqu'ici , qualité au top et prix tres raisonnable , un vrai tour de force , ou de magie ? cinq étoiles facile .

LE PRODUIT——————(+) Bel ensemble métallique, bien usiné et bien fini. Solide et beau.(+) Accessoire très utile en audio, photo, vidéo, cette version 2021 est plus courte … et plus chère que les précédents modèles NEEWER de 18 et 28 cm (2018)( ! ) Distance maxi : 13 cm (et pas 15 cm)( ! ) L’entretoise laiton interne ("rosette connection" sur le schéma) a un peu trop de jeu pour faire maintenir au centre les 2 bras.A L’USAGE—————(+) Serrage très "doux" et sans friction grâce une mini butée à bille(+) Serrage rapide et aisé facilité par l’ergonomie du papillon métal(+) La partie "rosette" striée pour mieux "bloquer" sur l’angle retenu.( ! ) Peut-être un peu trop "lourd" (165 g) pour certains usages mobile.CONCLUSION———————Je dispose déjà de plusieurs générations et tailles de ce type de "bras magique". Celui-ci est une très belle évolution qualitative. Recommandé !

Non magique, pas non plus, mais le nom de bras magique n'est pas une totale illusion. Ca fonctionne tout à fait pour photos, vidéos ou autre poses longues.Un bras très solide, relativement léger mais qui tient vraiment bien en situation. Etant possesseur d'autres système autrement plus complexes et plus lourds, le gros avantage de ce système est le facilité avec laquelle on peut l'emmener partout avec nous, le peu de place qu'il prends mais aussi le poids très contenu en font un allié de choix.Sa stabilité est bien là, il faut par contre serrer la partie au centre SANS appareil au bout, ça évite de bien s'embêter et surtout de tenir d'une main l'appareil en essayant difficilement de serrer. Ca tient quand on sert suffisamment bien entendu !Franchement, je recommande avec plaisir, un super rapport qualité-prix aux vues de sa stabilité et de sa solidité pour son faible poids !