📱 360° Rotation Adjustable Overhead Phone Stand - Ideal for Filming, Crafting, Baking, Drawings, Recording, and More (H) Review

I had to return it for two reasons: 1. The phone doesn't hold up and keeps falling2. There were no instructions for assembly. It was'nt easy. For more than $37, this should include at least a basic guide.

I needed a stand to hold my android phone on for videos and it worked fine. It is easy to assemble with no instructions and I was able to complete my project successfully on the first try. I placed the book on the platform to make sure it wouldn't tip over.

Of all the video gear I've bought, this was the most useful and versatile. I'm a YouTuber and I needed something that can record from different angles. I was also able to attach my iPad holder so it works for my phone and iPad which is great. I love it and highly recommend it.

Has worked great to date. Bought mid-May 2021 - now mid-August 2021 and when I adjusted the outrigger on the outrigger leg the 'clamp' holding the outrigger arm to the vertical post literally fell apart - literally fell apart. I will never buy again.

Yes, you need to put the load on a stand to keep it from tipping over. But the holder lets you see what you're doing - it doesn't block the camera on the back of the phone, unlike the other stand I bought. It's perfect for what I need to do - take photos from above and videos where I explain some of the manufacturing steps. The value for money is incredible. I had to put a stand on top of a big, thick book to get the right height, but that's irrelevant: it works, won't empty my bank account…

The extension stand on this one is well made and sturdy, as are the flat folding legs underneath. However, the connections at the top and bottom are weak and poorly made. The 1/4" thumbscrew that secures the rack to the base is a 1/4" threaded rod that is encased in lightweight, low quality recycled black plastic and it fell apart on the first light tightening , even without loading the rack. Above. The ball joint on top is fine, but then again the 1/4" thread locknut is just a brittle plastic…