📷 SIOTI Bowl Ball Head: Ultimate Mounting Solution for DSLR, Mirrorless Cameras, Camcorders, Telescopes, Sliders, and Tripods Review

(Released to show bushing + bottom screw added) A fluid feel is created by the bushing and a thick, clear o-ring lube. I like this style because it's compact and muscular. However, I don't like that the base rotates when the knob is released. The set screw (on the opposite side) must be tightened to hold the assembly together but not prevent the base from rotating. I hate it with all single head screws. I also hate the notch on the opposite side of the handle and not at a 90 degree angle to the

I understand most people buy these ball heads for cameras but I use them to hold devices. I've tried different brands and price ranges and the best I can describe is that you can get a quality ball head for around $40-$50 for around $16. Now back to what I use it for: I've put together a couple of mounts for the iPad and the Surface Pro. My requirements are that the ball head must be able to support about 2 pounds (and still at odd angles), be easy to adjust, and be accessible. Also, the ball…

SIOTI Mini Tripod Ball Heads are great things. I've tried several others and this is the best mini ball head I've found. I use them to mount both small road cameras (Panasonic DMC-Z50) and flashes on horizontal mounts. The lock handle is smooth and strong like a stone. I would have liked if the round mounting base at the top of the device could be unscrewed from the stud, but it looks like it's going to stay there forever; but I didn't take the pipe wrench with me. I will be buying more of…