📸 Logitech Webcam Mount: Flexible Scissor Tripod Stand Holder for C922, C930e, C930, C920, C615 Webcams Review

Bad design. You CANNOT attach the table as shown in the photo! The wing nut on the front blocks the rotation of the lever as shown in the picture. The only way to achieve this is to mount the front panel on a table, which is ridiculous. AGAIN - You can't attach to the back of a table and turn it towards you. He just looks away from the mountain. Arms are short - Poor range of motion. - Difficult to move. I can't stretch fully. Very dissatisfied with it. I think you'd better get the gooseneck…

The desk clamp part feels a little flimsy and doesn't have much support. The plate holding the bottom is just a circle of metal and to keep it strong I had to twist it which left a dent in my wooden table. The handles are also short and can only hold well on a square surface. So plan accordingly if you think you might want to. The arm's reach is decent and stable, but only as firm as the grip holding it to the table. I don't know, I think if I could demonstrate this before buying I could put my

In my opinion this is easily the BEST LOGITECH camera arm I have used. Since it's spring loaded and not one of those adjustable cables, adjusting it up and down and side to side is very easy. Each of the three mounting joints has a separate tension adjustment so it is very stable, doesn't wobble and is the PERFECT ADJUSTMENT FOR OVER VIDEO for tabletop/countertop demos. I've attached it to the back of my desktop so I can easily rotate it out of the way when not in use or rotate it to any angle…

Pretty durable! I don't have a screw in the chamber so I'm using duct tape now. What a rebel I am. I don't know why it is packaged as a mic stand, I was very upset and thought they sent me the wrong item. It is very easy to assemble and set up. I can add some small hooks or clips to the side to keep my cord out of the way. I'm going to use this to show how I'm making a perler for my youtube channel, it's a good height so I can show more of my table. I attached it to my windowsill which is made…

Love this thing. It's not as big as the scissors my mics use, meaning I don't have to fiddle with two huge chunks of metal in front of my face. Since the mount only has to support the weight of the webcam, it is light and slightly thinner. The screw mount is a standard size and will fit any camera with a mount port, but due to its delicate size, I wouldn't use anything larger than a point and shoot. A camcorder or digital SLR camera would be too heavy to attach the mount securely. I use it to…

Lightweight, parts are supplied in individual plastic bags in a jute(?) drawstring carry case. Easy to assemble and manoeuvre. Very stable in use. Perfect fit for my Logitech C920. The only problem is that the scissor hinge only moves up/down/forward/backward and there is no hinge to move it side to side so where you attach it to the table and gets in the way is important be able. I got an " extra screw piece for mine. It looks like it could be a piece that screws onto the arm and clamp base to

Great clip for Logitech C920. That's all I really wanted to say, but let's dive into the pros and cons. Pros: 1. It's strong. It doesn't shake the camera and stays stable.2. The position of the camera can be changed very easily and it's a bit like adjusting a table lamp as it looks very similar to a regular lamp. Cons: 1. The strength makes it less adjustable than some other solutions. I found that the hand wasn't positioned correctly to be next to the wall, so I had to turn it sideways to…