NOMVDIC Projector Stand, Adjustable with 360 Rotation, Silver Aluminum, Compatible with Projectors up to 13.2 lbs

Lo compre junto al nomvdic l500 aunque estoy ub poco decepcionado del proyector. Dire que el soporte es de los mejores soportes que he tenido.

The weight and finish on this is fantastic. And the mounting screw is strong, with a pretty decent ability to do fine tuning adjustments. but it's not perfect. I do feel like it could be better - it took some finesse and time to really nail down the perfect angle and position. There's a bit of play before it's really tight.Giving this on sale seems like a perfect buy. I don't think I would pay full price for this, but it most certainly does the job and looks & feels fantastic. Do note that there is at least a 3-4 inch clearance between the surface and the projector. So you're going to have that extra space to play with one way or another.

Taking a projector places doesnt always mean you will have a stable or wide enough place to put it necessarily. This base solves the problem while also adding a decent amount of weight for stability. Be it outdoor projecting or just wanting to elevate it a few inches to get the right viewing height, this comes in handy. It has handle both my larger and smaller projectors weights without any issue and unless you are trying, it doesn't seem to have any "bounce" to its sheet metal design due to thickness of material.

It's a neat product, but outside of the ball head it doesn't have any other sort of adjustment for your device on it. Even the ball head only has a limited range when it comes to adjustability and can't be used for extreme ranges such as 45 degrees+ for art streaming with your camera.The base is mostly metal, and has rubber feet to help from sliding. It's got a pretty wide base so you can fit a good bit of things on top and keep it balanced. Sadly the wire holder part is plastic and a very cheap feeling plastic also. I wouldn't be surprised if this part breaks for people.Value wise it's hard to say. It's not badly price at $49, but it's mostly for aesthetics with some functionality. Being that you can't really increase the height over what it is, it feels more like this is a stand that should of been sold with a product but comes extra with an extra charge (like how Apple charges for a monitor stand).

We have a medium sized projector. We had it attached to a heavy duty tripod. That's not the best look in our front room. But it is super sturdy so we've just kept it set up that way for months.But when I was trying to clean the room recently I noticed that it really sticks out in the room. So I wanted something a little more low key.This looked like a good option.It's nice and heavy.However, my projector is on the edge of fitting/not fitting.We have a smaller projector that my son owns and this is a better fit for that size.It's a great option so you don't have to install something in the ceiling, or put up a shelf just for the projector. You can move it around a lot easier than our tripod and it's low space usage is a plus.Nice product.

This stand was the perfect addition to my projector, it is stable and easy to adjust. I love that the main portion is one piece which makes it super stable

The stand is heavy and seems solid HOWEVER the bolt is not the same width or thread pattern as our projector and we could not use it

I have two new small projectors. One just has a simple foot and the other has nothing at all. So, getting the projector at the right height and angle, pointed to where it needs to be, is challenging at best, darn near impossible. But then, you finally get it just right. Five minuts later, someone bumps the table and there goes the projector, all out of whack.This simple device works wonderfully to eliminate all those problems. You connect your projector to this stand, point it to where you want, and lock it down. It's a great solution and it's PORTABLE!Yes, it's a bit pricey, but if you use your portable projector much at all, you're going to love this adjustable stand.