📹 Puroma 25 Inch Flexible Gooseneck Webcam Stand with Jaws Clamp Clip Desk Mount Holder - Upgraded 360 Degree Rotation for Logitech Webcam C925e, C922x, C922, C930e, C930, C920, C615 Review

This is a camera mount. Good hand quality. It can hold the webcam in place easily. The stand is solid metal for the flex arm and plastic for the camera mount. It doesn't come with a webcam. Does what it's supposed to and is durable.

Clamp spacing is quite tight, if you have thicker table it won't fit and may damage your table. As mentioned in other reviews, the lever is very stiff. When you move the mount, you must also hold the base, otherwise the clamp will not be strong enough to hold it in place. An advantage of a rigid arm is that it can support heavy cameras and stay in place once set up. .

I love this stand, it's a great adjustable stand for webcams and cellphones. I bought it to put my webcam or iPhone at eye level for Zoom meetings. When using the webcam on my computer, I can position the webcam at the perfect height to make it feel like you're making eye contact with other people in a Zoom meeting.

Works great with Logitech 925e, allows you to keep your webcam at the right height. Compared to a laptop mount, you don't have to set it up again for every video conference. The mini ball head only locks when the handle is at a certain angle, which can be awkward to use. Luckily, the webcam itself offers enough flexibility to make adjustments. The jaw clamp has pads on the side of the table but not the other side, you can add your own.

It holds my heavy phone securely even though I bought it to hold my webcam. I liked how a "C-clip" is used to attach to the base post. The clamp can easily accommodate a 1.5 inch (maximum opening to be confirmed) thick desk or desk. It's a little stiff to set up, but that's a good thing as it's able to handle more weight.

Works great with Logitech 925e, allows you to keep your webcam at the right height. Compared to a laptop mount, you don't have to set it up again for each video conference. The mini ball head only locks when the handle is at a certain angle, which can be awkward to use. Luckily, the webcam itself offers enough flexibility to make adjustments. The jaw clamp has pads on the side of the table but not the other side, you can add your own.

I was hesitant to buy a fully flexible stand as I use it for a GoPro which is a bit heavier than a regular webcam. But I needed to squeeze it into a tight space between multiple displays and figured the flexibility would help, so I went with it. It works great. Easy to adjust to the perfect angle and strong enough to stay in place once adjusted. I particularly like that the clip has a thin, flat backing that allows me to install it without scratching the wall or moving the table. Some other…

Like most people, I've been redesigning my home office over the past 15 months to accommodate more and more remote video conferencing. I have a great seat, but it serves as my personal office and office, so my webcam placement isn't as perfect as I'd like. I use a Logitech C930e camera and to say that its physical fit is anemic is kind. I'm not sure what they were thinking without enabling the camera to rotate on its own axis like all their clones do, but unfortunately that's not the case. and…