Heavy Duty Overhead Camera Desk Mount Stand 14.5"-41" with 1/4" Screw, 3-Section 360°Rotatable Detachable Articulating Boom Arm with Enlarged Handle C Clamp, Tabletop Light Stand for Streaming Vlog

Honest review! I will tell you. I am absolutely BLOWN AWAY with these! It takes a lot to impress me. Especially from things made in Ch*na. They are almost always cheap and low quality. Not only are these solid and sturdy, they are FAR MORE functional than this gives it credit for. EASY assembly, I mean, IMPRESSED. I am buying one more just to have it in case I need one for another piece of equipment. SO glad I didn't choose the other one. I do wish you could buy just the desk clamp. It comes with 3 pieces. I ordered 2 of them. They come with 3 links each. On one side of my desk I used 2 links. On the other side I only needed 1. Which means I have 3 links, but no more desk clamps. I wish there was an option to just order another desk clamp. Or another of the adapters to attach your equipment. But, that has nothing to do with the product itself. I will still buy another just to have it. You will NOT be displeased!

Worked great. I used it as an over the table mount for a protector to trace patterns and crafts from. Very easy to set up and very stable. Used a magic cube projector and it holds it no problem

This product is, in my view, one of the best made. Definitely a bargain.

I use this to mount a small projector pointed straight down to shw digital maps for roleplaying. It wurks brilliantly for the most part. The only "ding" I can think of is that the mount can get loose and sag a bit. Fixed with a quick adjustment or two, so it's no big deal. Overall, great product!

Easy to put together. Seems really sturdy, packed well, no problems

Very good projector, Bluetooth is great for bringing up pics on phone. For adjustment I can make the object very small, or larger than tracing for artwork and such

I have ordered this stand twice. The first time when I ran into an issue, I asked for an exchange assuming that the one I had gotten had been a previous return. (Despite coming with everything that it was supposed to have.) The paint on one or more of the arms looked very worn--far beyond what a test setup and an attempt at a real set up should have generated. But the real problem was that when I tried to position the device's arms with my camera attached, the lowest arm's radial wheel stopped turning. When I disassembled it to figure out what the problem is, it was immediately clear that the spring on the arm had sprung. When the replacement came, I double checked to make sure that this time it appeared to be a fully new C-Stand and tested all of the wheels to make sure that they worked. When it came time to actually test it for real, the replacement ran into the same failure issues. The initial time, it was the lowest arm with the wheel spring failure. The replacement had an issue with the highest arm which attaches to the camera. Additionally, the initial test of the second C-Stand had been without a camera, which meant that ultimately, the replacement lasted almost exactly as long usage-wise as the initial product. (Around 15 minutes.) For clarification's sake, my set up is a Nikon D750 and a 50mm Nikkor lens weighing ~2.5lbs. This C-Stand boasts that it can support a max weight of "almost" 6.6lbs. Due to the way the arms screw on, it is challenging to remove the camera between shots and if there wasn't a weight failure issue, would be a fairly secure way of mounting the camera. All of this would suggest to me that they've recently changed the product and are attempting to draft off of prior good reviews or that they have sent out a bad batch of product to my area meant for much lighter, perhaps cell phone-only, usage. Would leave zero stars if that were an option.

I use this rig for overhead unboxing shots—it's stable, customizable, and surprisingly sturdy. Holds my Insta360 Link 2 with no shake, and the included counterbalance works well if you're creative with placement. Some assembly is tedious, and you’ll need your own tools. But once it’s locked in, it stays put. Great value compared to $100+ pro arms. Just know this isn’t a quick-take-down rig—it’s meant to stay set.

Works quite well. It handles the weight of my overhead projector without any problems.

If your not in constant need of adjustments it should work well for you. I use these for my streaming rig. I own 3 of these. 2 for lights and one for my cam. It removes the litter of tripod madness. My setup is static so I don't really mess with it on the daily. I am not sure if it would do well after 100's of adjustments. For the price I don't think you could do much better really. I have bought these 3x so clearly they did not disappoint me. Recommend for semi static setups.