ULANZI Camera Desk Mount Stand with Flexible Arm, Overhead Mount, Articulated Arm with 360° Rotatable Ball Head, Aluminum Desk Mounting Stand for Ring Light/DSLR Camera/Webcam/Panel Light

I've been looking for a good and reasonably priced top-down camera arm for a few years now. This one finally came up in my searches and I bought it. It's well-made, easy to put together and easy to use. I used to take some photos of various objects on my desk and it was a stable platform for that. The arm didn't move unnecessarily, so it was easy to take photos that were reliably consistent, even across multiple products.If you're looking for a good solution for taking flat top-down photos, or even ones at a consistent angle, this is a really good option. Paired with one of the iPhone clamps/holders, it's great for taking advantage of your iPhone's cameras to take good photos. I'd absolutely buy it again.

This item works well. I started by using a rebel t7 camera. It's a little heavy so the arm sagged when fully extended and shook when I hit the button to take the picture. All my issues not the product. Once I figured out no to over extend the arm and to use a remote for the camera, it worked great.I then replaced the camera and installed a webcam. The cam is attached to my computer and it was easier to take pictures through the camera. Pictures were uploaded immediately for use in PowerPoint. Overall, a good product

This is one of those rare, simple things that is immediately satisfying because of its materials, design, and build quality. I use it to position my webcam over the top of my monitor array and to support an auxiliary light.It is sturdy and well-crafted. The machined parts are nicely finished. Delightfully uncomplicated - no instructions included or required. A great choice for folks who work from home and appreciate the elegance of simple quality.

The main shaft is very stable and it's got a nice mount that is deep enough and long enough to securely mount on the right surface. Other mounting brackets I've used haven't been deep enough to give a secure "bite" past the ogee edge finish of my table.This may be the nature of the beast, but I did find that the arms were a bit more wobbly than I'd like. I mounted mine on a pretty stable table, but the slightest movement on the table would result in the arms shaking a bit. I'm hoping the video I just shot used some good camera voodoo to keep it from looking shaky!

This item is easy to assemble and use for taking great still photos! It's much more versatile than using a tripod!

Excelente material

so I have a 6700 on the end of this, and my god is it flimsy. The rod that comes up vertically is much thinner than the predecessor, and you have a lot of wobble with it

super strong construction, easily move your camera to readjust. The height is perfect for top-view recording or picture taking.