Meking Wall Mount Boom Arm with Triangle Base, Max Length 51inches/130cm Adjustable Camera Mount Up to 4.26ft for Photography Studio Video Strobe Flash, Ring Light, Softbox, Umbrella Reflector etc.

I recently added the Selens Wall Mount Boom Arm to my photography studio, and it has been a game-changer! The build quality is solid, and the adjustable arm, extending up to 51 inches (130 cm), gives me incredible flexibility when positioning my lights, reflectors, and softboxes. It’s a true space-saver, freeing up valuable floor space while still providing the range I need for professional setups.Now, let’s talk about the installation—it’s not exactly a quick process. While the included hardware works well enough, mounting this arm on the wall proved more challenging than I expected. Aligning the base and securing it properly took a bit of effort (and maybe a few frustrated words). Be sure you have the right tools and a little extra time to get it installed just right.Once you get past the installation hurdle, this boom arm really shines. It’s sturdy, easy to adjust, and has given my studio a cleaner, more streamlined look. If you’re after a smart, space-saving solution, this boom arm is definitely worth the investment!

I bought this as mic mount for my vocal booth and couldn't be any happier. I have some rather expensive mics, but honestly...I treat all my mics with the same care. Some, however, are fairly heavy and I have no faith at all in conventional stands, nor the space for HD Atlas booms in the booth. It's stability, range of adjustment, both in height and distance made this a homerun for my purpose. Far more practical than other means and costs, I HIGHLY RECCOMEND this unit.

I have a webcam mounted pointing down to my desk, this arm keeps it absolutely in position even when swinging it out of the way temporarily.The anchors can mount to drywall, but do hinder movement of the arm if you do not shave them down. Since they cannot be reused, drop a bit of blue lock-tight on them and shave them off.

I’ve been using this for a while now in my home office/studio. Filmmaking is my hobby, but I also have to work in there every day so I like to keep it looking and feeling like an office. This thing means I don’t have to have light stands cluttering up my floor space. I now just leave my Aputure 100d mounted to this boom arm all the time with either a Light Dome Mini II or Lantern soft box attached at all times. I was skeptical about the locking mechanism, but so far it has kept its height and position. Having to setup and take down light stands made me less motivated to create videos, and this has helped solve that problem. Super versatile, too. I can use it for overhead lighting on top-down desktop shots, like unboxing, etc. as well as for my key light for talking heads. Only downside is it only includes what appear to be installation hardware for concrete so I had to buy my own lag screws to install on a stud.

Got 6 of these total for a podcast studio build out at work for lighting and cameras. They work great and hold the weight just fine. Will update with pictures soon.