InnoGear Webcam Stand for Desk, Camera Stand Mount Gooseneck Arm for Logitech Webcam C922 C930e C920S C920 C615 C960 C920x BRIO 4K NexiGo N60, Phone Mount, Right Light, GoPro with 1/4" Thread

This thing made me laugh. It s built like a tank. easy to set up. the base is heavy and will prevent any tipping. the flexible arm stays put. I d be happy to pay twice what i paid for this (22 bucks) a great buy

This camera support product works really well for everyday desk setups 👍. You can see how it has multiple adjustment points so you can change the camera position easily, and even lower the camera depending on your workspace environment. Perfect for different angles or lighting conditions. I like that it feels sturdy and adaptable, with a weighted base and flexible gooseneck that keeps things where you want them without wobbling. if you’re looking for a simple, flexible way to position your webcam or small camera on your desk. Works great for video calls, content creation, or streaming etc. 🎥💡

Incredibly sturdy. Very easy to put together and the arm is very flexible. The screws stay tight to keep the webcam stable. Very very pleasantly surprised by the quality and ease of use.

I love it, very sturdy, extends plenty high. I should have purchased sooner.

Sure, you could use it for a webcam. But I was looking for something to hold my phone for Teams and Zoom calls when I'm traveling, so that I don't have to haul my laptop everywhere. I have a phone clamp that has a standard tripod thread, and which attached perfectly to this stand. The stand can be used with, or without, the gooseneck. For my purpose, I'm using it without. Attach phone clamp, adjust height, and presto! This thing is heavy duty. The base is a solid block of steel, threaded to receive the riser which is also heavy duty steel. Three degrees of freedom on the mounting head. Adjustable height. Really, really high quality. For travel, I disassemble the riser from the base, put it in a 1 gallon zip lock bag to keep it all together, and throw it in my suitcase. It also allows me to use my phone as a convenient second display, sitting above my laptop screen. Perfect for watching the game while I'm working down below! And the base is so solid that tapping the phone screen doesn't knock it over. Or even try to. It's a bit heavy if you are looking for something to toss in a backpack to carry around every day. But for a semi-permanent mount, or for something that you can travel with, this is a wonderful product! I can't recommend it highly enough!

Camera holder is great, very heavy so is very stable, easy to twist upward to get out of monitor view. works great.

This is annoying to use in practice. The features that make it useful in some ways make it frustrating in others. It's great that it bends and mostly stays in shape. But it's also rigid enough that you are somewhat limited in the ways you can bend it because it can't bend that far in some directions. While bending it, which takes some effort since it is sturdy, the attachment screws holding on the top and camera are easy to accidentally disconnect. The stand is stable which is great, but that also means it is bulky enough that it's annoying to move around your desk. This is especially true since most webcams have a fairly short cord that isn't designed for you to move it around. It's good at getting the camera up into your monitor/eye view, but you don't want to leave a webcam blocking your view when you're not actively using the webcam. Since this is a bulky device that isn't super quick to adjust and doesn't bend enough to bend down out of view of the monitor, you move it around which, again, is annoying give its size and weight and is limited by how far your webcam cord goes. Overall, I wouldn't buy it again. I'd rather have a tripod-style that I can unclamp and raise/lower more easily or a swinging arm clamp style that I can swing aside without adjusting the stand at all.

This is very well built, solid, heavier than expected. The flexible arm is pretty heavy duty. It's a bit too heavy duty and think for my intended purpose - putting this in front of my screen so that the webcam is centered for eye contact. It blocks too much of the scren. But if I can think of another use for it, holding a light, or a cam at a different angle perhaps, I'll definitely keep it.