Neewer Tabletop Light Stand Base: Adjustable Bracket for LED Panels and Ring Lights, Ideal for Portrait and YouTube Photography Video Shooting (15.4-27 inches) Review

My ONLY complaint about it is that the connection to the stand doesn't feel 100% solid. it's a little wobbly. Luckily I didn't have any problems, but otherwise great!

Well made, material is ok and overall a decent table stand. I often use the same height/setup so all I can say is that it suits my needs and supports my mirror and ring light.

The table lamp stand is adjustable in height and the two arms can be folded down, so it doesn't take up much space on the table. I won't seriously consider its portability, but there's currently no problem using it to support my desktop ring display.

I bought this stand specifically because it allows me to mount my desktop vanity mirror between my legs as opposed to tripods which take up more space. I use it with a Neewer 6 inch adjustable ring light and it works great! Can't beat the price. Durable and easy to use - would buy again.

Works well and supports my 18" Neewer ring light. I didn't take any measurements before ordering and was surprised it was as high as it was on the lowest settings. Luckily I was able to tilt the light down so maybe that's a good thing as I'm hoping to avoid reflections when wearing glasses when chatting online.

I have a Neewer 18" ring light and wanted something smaller than a traditional tripod to put on my desk. It definitely takes up less desk space than a tripod on your desk, but I think 18 inches is way too much for this small desktop stand. It holds up, but even when I'm typing I can see the light moving with each key press. I could have just switched to a smaller light source because of the trade-off with a larger light source, but a large tripod without my desk makes it easy not worth it…

I have an 18" Neewer ring light and wanted to put something smaller on my desk than a traditional tripod. It definitely takes up less desk space than a tripod on your desk, but I think 18" is way too big for this small desk stand. It snags, but even when I'm typing I can see the light moving with each key press. I could just downgrade to a smaller light because of the compromise with a bigger one Light but just not worth a big tripod without my desk In any case, it packs up quickly and gets…

Incredibly poor quality of some parts. In particular, the screw clamp of the telescopic shaft - even moderate "tightening" causes the nut to turn in the hexagon socket. I can't imagine how soft and flimsy this plastic is for that. Bad technology, bad choice of materials. Upgrading the rubber plastic they used on this part (it's a custom part with two nut and bolt bushings for the top and bottom bars) would not have cost more than pennies. intending to adjust it beyond the original height…

My desk is in front of the window and all the virtual meetings went well in spring and summer. But as the sun began to set before the end of the work day this fall, I needed to add some light. I bought a JINSE 8 dimmable selfie table ring lamp and the diameter was large enough to cover my entire face without any weird shadows. The intensity and color temperature settings allowed me to create a warmer glow instead of a harsh institutional glow. It's enough for people to see me clearly without…