Overhead Camera Stand Desk Mount Rig with 4 Boom Arms for Photography Video Light Ring Light Phone Mount Webcam Mic Compact DSLR for Live Streaming Broadcast Online Teaching Meeting, DS007

This desk mount rig turned my workspace into something NASA would envy. It’s holding up my mic, lights, monitors, and maybe even my will to live. Setup was easier than convincing yourself you needed all this gear in the first place. It’s sturdy, flexible, and has more adjustment options than a chiropractor. No more balancing lights on a stack of books or trying to tape your mic to the wall; this beast keeps everything organized and professional-looking. Honestly, it’s not just a mount; it’s a lifestyle upgrade. If you want your setup to scream “I mean business,” this is the way to go.

This thing is heavy duty, wouldn't recommend for thin plywood or particle board desks. I put wood under mine for a little more strength. Arms are completely adjustable in how you want your setup. This is an amazing stand. Nothing plastic about this. All rotating and extension joints are metal, bars are metal. It's heavy but it's stable which is more than i can say about 99% of these

This mount has been in place for many months now. It is very sturdy and of good quality. There are a couple plastic spacers that cracked, which was disappointing, but overall its a good product. The main support pole holds the arms and equipment easily without bending or moving. The arms move very smoothly and are easy to adjust, definitely a good buy.

LOVE IT!!!

It's a sturdy unit, but note that it's only as sturdy as the desk you clamp it to (ie a wobbly desk will lead to a shakey camera if you are writing on or typing on the desk). The locking mechanisms for each arm are very solid. Overall it's a great basic solution to those frankenrigs that DSLShooter makes. I went, laptop holder, ring light (with camera in center), camera with teleprompter, and mevo shotgun mic. All running into black magic mini pro iso. It would be nice to have one more overhead arm for an overhead camera for 'unboxing shots'.

Why didn’t I come across this before!? I used to have tripods for everything you see here, it was a nightmare. The best part is that it’s pretty sturdy even on a thin desk on wheels. I didn’t care for the mic arm so that’ll just be stored away but I HIGHLY recommend this rig 100% (I bought 2 smaller attachments for my lights)

I’m blown away by how nice this thing is! Everything except for the overhead mic arm is a thick, sturdy metal with nice connections. Easy to put together if you pay attention to the pictures to see which arm goes on first. I have a laptop and a teleprompter on it currently and I have the utmost confidence it will hold them.

I’m a big fan of Neewer products and have a number of them. They always use quality materials and show good design qualities. I see high-quality materials in this desk mounted live broadcast stand. I also see subpar parts and inadequate design characteristics. Another reviewer nailed a lot of it, so I may be repeating some of what he said, but that’s because he and I observed the same things. First, the really good. The articulating horizontal arms are classic Neewer. They are super high-quality and my complaints are minor. First, their attachment is not padded which can lead to permanent marks on the vertical pole. Second, the tightness of the individual joints is widely variable, even in the same arm. Neewer does include Allen wrenches to adjust them to your desired friction loading, but you would think they would come universally the same tightness from the factory. The clamping base is most definitely heavy-duty. I would say it’s one of the best I’ve seen, and the aluminum pole that fits into it is pretty robust, too. However, as the other reviewer noted, any counterclockwise rotation on it from the arms and it too easily unscrews. It’s a minor but irritating issue. The aluminum tray they provide for your laptop is way too flexible. You can easily wobble it corner to corner with very large deviations. The mounting base on it is super robust and very hard to adjust. It may fit a 16” laptop but it wouldn’t fit my 17-1/2” laptop and I’m glad because I think it weighs more than the 4.4 lbs. max weight. Also, there’s a lot of flex in the pole when only a small amount of weight is applied. I measured significant flex at 1-1/2 lbs. That was at 15” not the full 20” extension of the long arms. I tried putting my 15” portable monitor in it, and it fits, but the side plugs for USB-C, display port, etc. are all blocked by the edge. The only way to use it would be to remove some of the vertical side support metal. Now for the big negative. Neewer includes a mic boom arm. Gee, it would have been nice if they didn’t buy the cheapest one painted white. At least black wouldn’t stick out like a sore thumb. Grey would have been best as the rest of the stand is grey. It has their name on it, but it’s not Neewer quality. Overall concerns – the stand has a lot of wobble to it. when you’re recording video, the last thing you want is a lot of wobble. The articulating arms are very robust, but the total weight they can carry is very minimal without creating large flexing and movement in the vertical support pole. Conclusion – will I still use it? Yes, I know it’s foibles, and I’ll try to work around them, but Neewer could have done so much better. Amazon Vine sent this product to me for an honest unbiased review. Would I recommend it? Yes, it does have a lot of quality to it, and I’ve pointed out the negatives, but overall, for most people, especially a newbie it’s probably a really good multi-use item.

ダメな商品です。 ヒンジ部分というかスイベル部分に使われているプラスチックパーツが全て割れています。 グラグラです。

Every thing was great except for the part in the photo, I could not attach that arm because it kept getting stuck at the top. Must be faulty dimensions. Once I attach it to the arm it’s fine but soon as I try to slide it down the clamp it gets stuck at the top. Otherwise, great product, easy to follow instructions

Super le bras. J’en utilise deux avec beaucoup de poid dessus et il tient vraiment bien

This is a very well-constructed and cleverly designed stand. It is incredibly versatile and in certain situations works very well. Similar to an octopus, with its numerous arms, I appreciate its robust nature, especially when my laptop is attached and extended. When using several things simultaneously, which is so handy, particularly if you require flexibility because of the changing nature of what you're doing. You can also Just use one or two of the arms, so it looks more minimalistic. In this way, it's a very versatile solid arm that be used for only one device, or several things at once. The matte black finish is beautiful.

Great value for money, using it with: laptop - Framework 13', phone for top-down video shots, røde Podmic USB, and webcam. The tablet clamp works well on phones on top-bottom of phone. Really happy with this.