ChromLives Super Clamp Photography Camera Crab Clamp with 1/4''-20 to 1/4'' 20 Screw Converter for 15mm Rods/Lights/Umbrellas/Shelves/Cross Bars and More

I couldn’t be happier with this clamp. I know it is for photography but I have a blue tooth device for my bicycle that has a cheap clamp that broke and the threaded fitting fit the clamp perfectly. The quality is great. Using the “Clamp” is much easier than the plastic mounts that come with many electronics. It is very strong. Value, at $10, I could sell these for $30 ea all day long.2-10-22 update: The honeymoon is over. The clamp would not keep it from rotating on my bicycle handlebars. After tightening it many times the handle on the clamp broke making it useless. In fairness the handlebars on a rigid bike is a harsh environment but I hope this helps. I removed two stars.

My initial observation and feel says this is a sturdy durable clamp. I’m not a professional videographer. I do stuff for fun for my friends on YouTube. I don’t have a following and don’t care to. But I needed a simple solution to hold my iPhone steady. I owned a tripod and a selfie stick. I just needed to get the two to work together. It’s not an ideal fix for heavier items. The selfie stick is alumminum and works fine for my iPhone. So this cheap inexpensive solution worked for me at this point. I have not used it in videoing yet so I can’t attest to how well it will stand up. Time will tell. I does feel sturdy and well constructed. If my feelings change I will update here.

I'd gotten a light last year when we all started working remotely. While the light worked well, the tripod stashed behind my monitor always seemed clunky and tippy, given how tightly I'd squeezed its legs. This works great to screw on the light, then clip to the top of my monitor. I'm able to apply enough pressure to hold tightly, but not so much that I worry about damaging the monitor screen. Recommend.

The overall quality is very nice for the price point but because of some jaw flex under load and a freely moving/loose T-handle I wouldn't recommend it for use on moving vehicles where rattling metal or a rock-steady lock may be critical. Not that it couldn't be used in that situation, but I'd say it's better suited to motionaless studio use where it would likely perform very well

I got this to use it to clamp an led light while making youtube videos. The light is normal plastic built light weight.Build quality is good, but the rubber covering or the small rubber grip like thing glued inside the two ends of clamp came off totally bringing the whole light down.I loved the built quality and sturdiness but this rubber thing came off within a few days of use and it doesnt stick in place using any glue.

Wow! Really clamps tight on bike handlebars! Had 2 different clamps before and they broke. This is really solid. Use it for a fairly heavy Bluetooth speaker and it holds great even on rough terrain!

I am not using these for a camera. I have two of them back to back so I can hold a greenlaser on one of my tripod legs for astrophotography. The movement allows me to point the laser at Polaris so I can quickly find it in my star tracker equipment. Works fine

All metal, stronger than expected. I needed a clamp strong enough that I could attach my GoPro, phone, and gimbal to rails and poles. This clamp fits the bill and is small and light enough for my small gear bag.

I like the product, it seems relatively robust, however, I've yet to fully test this on a shoot yet.it quite simple engineering and can easily hold the approx 200g battery pack I intend to use it to power up a small soundbox recorder on a DSLR rig. In conjunction with a Battery holder.I think the jaws should be able to clamp onto most small tubes, especially the tripod legs.The metal is of a quality that looks like it's not going to rust or shear off. Only time will tell.The black satin finish ties in ok with the rest of my basic equipment.The box only had the smaller screws supplied and would require a bigger screw in some applications and the bigger hole is tapped in the clamp, its a versatile clamp and I'm sure its fine for most small scale jobs on small lamps or monitors, etc. but seems like a cool value-for-money product. and ready to go. Grip me up buttercup!

I bought this to use on a bike's handlebar but the adhesive on the gripping rubber is poor and the clamp rotated while filming. If I hadn't spotted it the rubber grip pieces would have separated from the clamp. Stronger glue is needed, I'm using something else now.

I use this to clamp an Asiair to the leg of my HEQ5 Pro astronomy mount and it is perfect for the job.

Arrived in good condition but internal thread on housing is damaged so screw for camera mount will not thread. Will need to be tapped to remove damage.

Good quality