🎥 Enhance Your Video Calls with the Acetaken Webcam Stand - 25 inch Gooseneck Clamp Desk Mount Arm for Logitech C920s C920 C930e C922x C930 C922 C925e C615 Brio Review

Our webcam was on top of our monitor and we didn't need a top view, this product solved that problem and gave us a camera right in front of the monitor. us. We now look into the camera during ZOOM calls and also look directly at the person/s we are talking to.

I like this product. On my desktop, I can move the camera to include other participants in the web meeting. I can also zoom in on the camera so I can only use the microphone when developing tutorial videos that only need camera audio. Easy to install and move when needed. Excellent quality.

It does exactly what I need it to do. A Razer Kyro is connected to it. Definitely strong and tough gooseneck. Very large when standing upright. Just remember to tighten the clamp from time to time, especially after adjusting the camera, it will loosen. If you have a chipboard table, don't overtighten it!

Perfect for my webcam setup. The screw in the head fits well and is easy to adjust. Overall, I'm very happy I chose this serpentine style of mounting for a pair of gallows. This way allows me to position the camera perfectly.

This is described as a desktop webcam holder. However, this stand could hold cameras that are much heavier than a webcam. It is very durable and well constructed. You can bend it and give it any shape you can think of. The universal mount that screws into the base of the camera was a bit difficult to figure out at first, but that was just user error. Versatility and excellent value for money.

The camera can shake when placed on a shaky surface and I can't fault the stand for that. If you're installing it on a light-colored desk in your home office (e.g. many these days) you might want to consider mounting it on a more stable surface than your desk. In that case, you might want to consider a base that isn't a clamp. In my case, the shaking is tolerable, since the camera or software seems to have some sort of built-in stabilization, I may not be typing during a video call either.