Overhead Phone Stand, Tabletop Video Mount Holder Compatible with iPhone Samsung Smartphone, for Live Streaming,Baking,Crafting,Calligraphy,Online Course Conference

I was having trouble finding a cell phone holder that was long and sturdy enough. I studied all the descriptions to make sure it had all the features I wanted. I was looking for a magnetic pad, but the spring-loaded grip works fine. I was also nervous that it might not hold its position with the weight of the cell phone and fully extended. Also, I needed the clamp to open wide enough for my table top thickness. Anyway, I saw this one with the wing nuts at each joint and I figured I'd give it a try. I'm very happy with it! It holds the phone firmly (it's a little tougher to remove the phone than the magnetic pad would've been, but I'm getting used to it). It doesn't sag at all in fully extended position when I tighten the wing nuts. I can move it around and it will stay still in it's position. It looks a bit "old school", like one my mother would use in her office 4 decades ago, but I don't mind.... they were sturdy back then too! I was guessing there'd be a high tech improvement by now. In any case, I recommend this long-arm holder!

For the price it's amazing. I would have even paid double for the quality. Is it a truley sturdy life long perfect thing...no. but its damn good. I was surprised actually.Been using it for a couple months and I love it.

I'm using it for a GoPro Hero 7 to film my espresso machine technique. My only issue is not being able to orient the GoPro camera to landscape, but I'll rotate the video post-production. Very sturdy, quality iPhone holder that is very snug should I need to use that.

This is overall my favorite desk mounted camera arm for a great price. Easy to use and dial in, holds steady, has tension springs in the arms to combat weight of phone or camera. Arms have joint tension knobs that can be dialed in to where the arm sections will move but hold steady after you manipulate it to where you want it.If you use this to record desktop footage or any other footage for that matter, you wont regret it. Best purchase decision I ever made for my budget recording setup.

The design is too much spring force for the weight of a phone. It stays only in the fully extended position. This is basically an arm made for a lamp, which is much heavier and can over come the weight of the springs. Find another solution if you are looking for something to use your phone with. You will not be happy with this item.

Good reach and possibly balanced for a heavier devices than my Note 10+ phone even then one has to wonder why the main bolt at the elbow with a "wing nut" for user adjustment has almost no "grip". As I tried to use it to lock the device at a given angle it never held; it just kept moving too easily. Eventually, it broke in my hand without ever reaching a point where it had some effect. They need to put "rough" washers not slippery ones that defeat the purpose.Basically the springs are not well balanced for light units. I had to remove one from the lower section and flip its anchor point completely to reach the elbow instead of the base. On the upper limb, I had to remove one completely. After replacing the broken bolt myself, the unit functions reasonably well.The clamp to hold the device is very tight and quite awkward to use because it's a two hand operation to keep it open, making it difficult to insert the device without risk of damage. Removing often leads to the device falling out.

The arm requires it be clipped and positioned over the surface clipped to. I needed to clip it onto a book shelf and extend away from bookshelf. If the base arm is extended more then 20° away from shelf clipped to- it disconnects (pulls) off the shelf. So it cannot extend more then length of the upper arm. - I will search for another device

It really work's for the purpose.I bought for a friend in a Nursing Home who's not able to hold cell phone and is true to the quality and sale, I love it. 100% satisfied.