Pipishell PIWS03 Webcam Stand - Sturdy 14 Inch Scissor Suspension Bracket with Desk Clamp Mount - Compatible with Logitech C930e, C930, C920, C922x, C922, Brio 4K, C925e, C615 - Durable Aluminum Structure Review

Works exactly as pictured but one downside is how strong the springs are. If you only use it with the webcam the weight doesn't hold the camera in place, I had to remove one of the springs to keep it from moving.

Bracket does not snap tightly even with set screws, it still moves up and down a bit. I used it for a permanent mount so I didn't really care when I found it out.

I'm using it to support a Logitech Brio mic AND a Blue Yeti mic with one of these cameras. So far, so good. It struggles a bit when you expand it all the way. But the blue yeti is very heavy (3.5 pounds!). So I was really surprised that he could do it so well. It should hold your camera perfectly, even a DSLR.

This is my second product so I really like it. However, remember that you lose a lot of flexibility in handling your hand when your desk is against a wall. I didn't notice, so the second lever doesn't work on the table I bought it for. Otherwise an excellent product. He does everything they say!

First I mounted a camera on it and then used an adapter for one of my microphones. The problem is that it doesn't really stay tight, and almost every day or two I find myself manually re-tightening it so it doesn't feel so wobbly. I mean it works and it's not too bad, but it's not very durable and I definitely had to tinker with it a bit.

I've been using these scissors on Logitech Brio for a few months now. A pretty awesome and affordable way to position your webcam and get it out of the way when needed. Warning: It's not a big deal, but if you wiggle or rock your arm a lot (we do), the table clamp will loosen over time. We find that if you don't pull it up regularly (e.g. once a week) the hand will suddenly fall off the table when you're not expecting it.

This tripod is very cheaply made, which can be a good thing if you don't plan to move it around too much. The biggest problem is that the tripod post is slightly curved (i.e. not straight up and down). This means that the image from the webcam is not smooth. To fix this, I order a tripod ball mount that allows the webcam to be pointed in all directions. I was disappointed with the overall quality of the product but it was relatively inexpensive and with a ball mount purchased separately it…

This lever works quite well for the price. It's not very tall, so I don't expect it to reveal a large/large monitor when placed behind it. The center joint can also bind if you move both parts of the arm too quickly instead of rotating properly, so you should try to move it more consciously and adjust each part individually if possible. As long as you keep that in mind and only need your main hand to position the camera and don't move it much, it works well enough. If you need a lot of headroom

I have a RevainBasics dual monitor stand with two 24" ViewSonic monitors on a 6ft Lifetime folding table. A table clamp (they call it a "clamp") can just about open for a 2 inch thick Lifetime plastic table. But then I found that when pressed against the table, the arm isn't high enough to reach the raised dual monitors. (My fault I should have used the dimensions provided and measured my app first). However, I was able to get it to work by attaching it to one of the two monitor stand arms…