The Original Compact Personal Teleprompter for Video Production. No Studio Required. Perfect for DSLRs, Webcams, and Built-in Laptop Cameras. Use with iOS or Android.

I figured out a way to use my high-quality Logitech Brio webcam with this Little Prompter. I saw the basic solution in a YouTube video; it works perfectly for this configuration where the high-quality webcam appears to be too big to mount on the Little Prompter. The solution requires mounting the webcam on a tripod. I used a desktop, mini tripod.Other webcams have a tripod screw hole on the holder, but not the Brio. Ugh. But the holder can be removed, which reveals the screw hole you need. The holder is tricky to get off. It snaps off. It does not unscrew. You rock it back and forth and pull. And pray. (I have taken mine off a couple of times and did not break anything.)With the tripod screw hole exposed on the bottom of the Brio, you can use a 4" 1/4-20 bolt to hold the camera in place via the Tripod Attachment Bar. I will describe the setup below, but just look at the picture.Use two nuts and washers screwed down about 3 1/2" on the bolt to hold the bolt in place in the slot in the Tripod Attachment Bar, which comes with the Little Prompter. Keep it a little loose until you are ready for final assembly. You are using the nuts and washers to squeeze the Tripod Attachment Bar to hold it in position. Mount the webcam onto the bolt. Slide camera into position. Test and adjust the height of the camera as necessary. Tighten everything up. Finger tight is fine--leave wrenches out of this.Note the two screws coming out of the brackets pictured are not really used for this assembly. I should have removed them.

I hope to come back with a more thorough review later but here's the most important parts:- it fits on my Cisco DeskPro device (a video conferencing device with a big monitor and built-in camera). Manually adjusting the camera ensures the corner of the prompter doesn't appear while recording.- it works with my iPhone (not max) and a free teleprompter app --BUT I have to take the case off my phone or it will show up a little bit.- Ships really well packaged, but after reading the reviews I can see where the design of the hook part is problematic, it would be really easy to snap that so BE CAREFUL.- I have not used it with a DSLR or phone camera, but the included parts for that look complete- Good instructions and even tips for creating content are included in English and Spanish

I wanted to use this prompter for recording class presentations and virtual meetings, but the phone tray is too small for an iPhone 16 Pro Max. It looks like it was designed to hold iPhone SE or iPhone 8. I kept having to adjust my phone to try to read the screen, and the viewing window sits too high above my laptop screen, making it awkward to look at people in meetings. The seller really needs to specify which phone and screen sizes this teleprompter mount works with.

I regret this purchase. I don’t feel it’s worth this much money for a box and piece of glass. If it actually fit well on my monitor, had better grips besides just plastic covered screws, had a way to better mount an external webcam so it wouldn’t slip too high, or came with a stand, perhaps it’d be a better value.It took me several hours to figure out how I could make this work. I ended up putting it on a small selfie stick tripod I have with the included bar, then propping up and rubber banding the camera behind it.In the end, I probably should have just used the teleprompter apps with my phone camera. I still haven’t used this yet and the recommended app leaves a lot to be desired too despite its cost.I like the concept, but work needs to continue to make this adaptable to more scenarios. It worked decently on my laptop over my native webcam, so if you have that simple setup, go for it. Be prepared to have to deal with seeing the box in the video, though.

I bought this to use with a logitech c920 and it works fairly well. The one flaw worth mentioning is that the camera has to be tilted down, otherwise it picks up the edges of the teleprompter. There's almost no room to adjust the camera without this being an issue. The c920 has a 78 degree field of view, so if you're using a camera with a wider angle, this is definitely not for you.The creators claim they designed the product with this webcam in mind, but that really doesn't appear to be the case.