📷 Koolehaoda 1/4 Mini Ball Head & Hot Shoe Mount Adapter for Camera Video Light Tripod Monopod: Enhanced Stability and Versatility (1/4 Ball Head) Review

Good build quality! ONLY fits VERY light items like microphones etc - doesn't stay under the weight of the iPhone and a small plastic ring, it doesn't support the camera in any way etc. FYI, they're about half the size of the mini bullet heads, more like a Micro

Not bad. Overall good quality. The movements are smooth and not rough at all. I use this ball mount to hold my vlog mic with a cold shoe and it holds it securely. The only problem I have is that I had to scale down the size and use a bit of thread to get the mount into the desired position.

I love this baby head. This is a quality product. It had to be well made to be this small but effective. I love it. Very well suited for drilling rigs or applications where size and weight are an issue. I have big hands and the handle is very easy to use and easy to hold. The ball head is also smooth. I hesitate to recommend them because I want them all! Bwaa, ha, ha, ha!

This little ball head works exactly as it's supposed to. You tighten it and then move the camera wherever you want and the camera stays in place. Again, you can move the camera around without releasing the grip, and as we said, the camera stays where you put it. I use it with a Canon Elph which weighs about 6 ounces. With this very nice ball head I definitely wouldn't weigh more than 1lb.

Bought to use with a mirrorless camera over my compact monopod. The ball is so small that my camera spins because the ball slips when I hold it in my hands no matter how hard I tighten it (even with a little knurled grip). As I was on a monopod I didn't need much, but it's just too incapable of being clamped down tightly and could be better used for smaller, lightweight action cameras or other gear.

I have an Osmo pocket in a PolarPro tripod mount and wanted to attach a small ball head to it. It meets all requirements. It's so small I just left it attached so I could quickly attach a mini tripod or battery grip. I unscrewed the round plate so I have more room to plug in the Type-C cable when it's on a tripod or handlebar. Actually, I also have a right-angle Type-C adapter to help me set it up. I like to hold my Osmo by the grip at a slight angle, and this ball head allows me to do that…

Despite the excellent video quality, the Arlo Ultra camera has a SMALL WiFi range compared to its predecessors (Arlo Pro etc.). But one way around this problem is to develop a unique "look-around-the-corner-of-the-wall" mount. This means that the original bracket comes out to the side, rotates 90 degrees, and then needs to be rotated another 10-45 degrees to point in the right direction. These little brackets are IDEAL for this type of application. They are also perfect for a small camera as…

This is by far the best short ball head. I've bought a lot of "short" ball heads, but they're about 2 inches or larger. This one is 3/4 inch shorter than all the others and I love it. The handle is very sturdy and smooth and doesn't interfere with the surface of the base to which I attach this ball head. The knobs on some other ball heads are too big and I can't tighten them because they touch the surface of the base. This is properly designed and built. The bottom female thread is for 1/4 with