SMALLRIG Camera Desk Mount Table Stand with Magic Arm and 1/4" Ball Head, 13"-35.4" Adjustable Light Stand, Tabletop C Clamp for DSLR Camera, Ring Light, Live Streaming, Photo Video Shooting - 3992

This camera mount is a hoss, the strength and rigidity really show. Adjustability is excellent and the clamp seems like it will last if not abused. The ball end is just OK, I upgraded it with a Ulanzi heavy duty ball end and it's perfect now. My camera isn't very heavy as cameras go, it's a camcorder with no additional lenses but I'm sure this will hold a DLSR with a lens attached just fine. No sag whatsoever the height adjustment wasn't nearly as bad as some reviewers stated. It's extremely versatile and the size is perfect for a desk or workbench. The stability is great with little to no vibration when bumping the desk, nothing the image stabilization of the camera can't handle but even that's not really necessary as if the desk moves it seems to move with the desk that's how rigid it is.

This is definitely a sturdy camera arm. I liked that is has that extra support arm and it really help keep the camera from wobbling while using the desk it's attached to. I returned it only because I needed a camera arm that could reach over my computer monitor.

This isn't bad, it's a good setup for the price. Everything seems sturdy (although I've only had it a month), the desk clamp and all attachments are solid and don't feel cheap. I only wish the horizontal bar could be mounted higher (it won't attach to the higher 3rd segment of the vertical bar), and I wish it would be slightly extendable. Plus, although it says the horizontal bar supports 4.4 lbs, it makes me a little nervous when using my Panasonic GH5 with lens on it as the only thing supporting it is how hard you've tightened the clamp on the vertical bar (maybe that's normal with these kinds of desk overhead mounts? i'm not sure). Even when I tighten it fully, with my camera/lens/battery mounted on the end, the bar does lean down the tiniest bit. I did previously buy the Elgato Master Mount L bar clamp, which was nice but slightly more expensive and the horizontal bar has to bought separately, and I didn't want to spend that much on my setup so I returned it. Quality-wise, this feels similar to the Elgato bar. Overall though, i'm pretty happy with it and it's doing what I need.

Totally worth the money I love this thing!

I do a lot of table top shots, and NOW i dont have to fumble and tilt my tripod over the table to get down shots....and a HUGE bonus, there is no longer tripod legs to trip over and potentially have my expensive camera hit the ground. I use quick release mounts for my gear (gear to tripod) and this is a pleasure.... easily adjustable up and down and swing in and out. I did add a telescoping carbon fiber arm to extend it to 36" when needed. well worth the $$

I was prepared to be disappointed, but when I received the product, I realised it was actually fit for purpose! Ball joints have winged set screws so they don't move under their own weight. Threaded tube collars aren't plastic that immediately disintegrates when tightened firmly. Reasonably rigid when extended and tightened. I can't emphasize enough how surprised I am at the quality for the price. Apparently, the bar has been set too low for inexpensive imported goods. Thanks!

Me gusta. Lo uso con la canon R50V en su jaula y no tiene problema. Smallrig siempre es calidad.

Overall it is ...OK. Just OK. It is reasonably stable as far as the post and arm system. The letdown is the ball knuckle at the end. I purchased 2 of these and they are both the same. I swapped out the ball heads with an aftermarket ones I had in the camera mount stash. I used an inexpensive CamVate brand and it worked great I also tried a Ulanzi, and it also worked fine. They got so much of this right it is a shame the details let it down. The rubber "gripper" that allows you to tighten the cross beam is loose on the fitting, not a big problem but not right either. The top of the post has a rubber plug in it, seems like they missed a trick by not putting another 1/4 20 there too would have been nice for a static light. Will keep these because I could make them work, but I should'nt have to supply decent components to do it.