NEEWER 9.8"/25cm Adjustable Magic Arm with Super Clamp, 1/4" & 3/8" Threads, 1/4" Screws for Flash/LED Light/Microphone/Monitor, Compatible with SmallRig Camera Cage, Max Load: 4.4lb/2kg, ST25C

I'm fairly new to these and I wish I found them sooner. I use 4 of these in total to connect cameras, etc. to stream my kids softball and baseball games. They provide great camera support and are easy to adjust to get that perfect spot.

Awesome clamp for camera setup! This clamp is perfect for my camera rig. it’s easy to use and super sturdy. It lets me capture angles I couldn’t get before and really adds a whole new perspective to my videos. Definitely a must-have for creators!

I got this to attach a tablet mount and camera to my sim reg and it worked perfectly, they are very adjustable and versatile

Es muy buen material, calidad full resistente, no me lo esperaba tan pequeño, de igual forma resiste buen peso, y la abrazadera es confiable

Very well made !!

Been using for over a month and am very happy with functionality

Starting with the clamp, I haven't had any problems with it. Everything feels really sturdy and well-made. The metal screw moves smoothly and handles enough torque to clamp down tightly. The only complaint I might have is that the rubber inside the clamp jaws is pretty firm and not particularly tacky, so there's a small chance of slippage, especially if the mouth is wide enough that it's only holding on with the front edge of the clamp teeth. Perhaps it's worth noting that it's a pretty small clamp, and might be a bit smaller than it appears in photos.The magic arm works well enough, but it doesn't feel nearly as refined, and there are some cheaper-feeling pieces. The central joint is actually quite solid and holds its position really well thanks to some radial teeth between the joints and a good metal knuckle to tighten it down. There are enough teeth that the angular interval is pretty short, so you can get pretty precise angles with this arm. Things aren't as good out toward the ends. Adjusting the ball heads and spinning the silver end caps feels like scraping metal on metal, and they don't hold as firmly as the central joint. The 1/4-20" screws at each end are also a bit cheaper, having fairly cheap rubber feet that are held on by adhesive. I barely got through my very first use of the magic arm and began unscrewing the small action camera mount I had on there when the mere act of unscrewing it had managed to pull up the rubber foot, twist it quite a bit, and ultimately leave some tearing. The rubber foot can be pushed back down, but it's pretty clear this will happen again. The rubber really should be more firmly attached, and it should be more rigid to prevent tearing.Overall, the product is good enough for what it's meant to be, but it feels like the magic arm is doomed to a relatively short life due to wear and tear.

The process of finding something to hold my extremely lightweight 10.3” e-ink monitor was a surprising challenge. It’s equipped with 50mm VESA mount holes, but very few VESA products are actually that size, so we drilled some holes in a thick piece of plastic to make a 50mm-VESA-to-camera-screw-hole “adapter,” which fits this mount perfectly.I was originally using a phone stand arm clamped to a nearby shelf, but the look was really messy and bulky, the tablet clamp came over the edges of my screen, which was distracting, and it wasn’t stable at all, drooping under <2lbs’ strain, particularly when clipped to a vertical surface. I needed something different when I switched everything to pole-mount (dealing with a small space here!).This mount arm is fantastic. It holds my monitor perfectly without getting in the way at all, and it’s significantly less expensive than many much worse tablet holders on the market (or I guess, “things that can hold tablets if you set your mind to it”s).It’s so small & lightweight that you wouldn’t expect it to be so sturdy, but it could easily hold much more weight than I’m asking it to. It has “teeth” at the joints to prevent it from drooping, which isn’t something I’ve seen before. That addition makes it feel really stable, but because it needs to be loosened in order to readjust, quick adjustments are harder to make. But once it’s tightened into the right position, the ball head has just the right amount of tolerance to tilt around based on my viewing angle without having to unscrew anything. It will not move at all if it’s not being actively adjusted — aka, zero potential of slump/droop.The pole mount c-clamp is great — strong and versatile. The jaws open wide enough to handle anything from a tripod leg to a thick countertop or railing, and screws shut all the way.Note: I don’t believe the tips of the c-clamp come pre-padded, so if you are planning to clamp this to a wooden surface, you may want to stick a washcloth or foam in between. Then again, you don’t have to tighten it too much to get it to stay put.In spite of my unconventional use-case, I’m very impressed with this mount overall, and it looks much cleaner than my last one.I would 100% purchase another if I wanted to mount my Blue Yeti Nano mic or my phone (…of course now that I’m thinking of it, I’m tempted to do the latter if I can find a MagSafe phone holder with a universal camera screw!)Highly recommend.