SMALLRIG 22" Magic Arm w Clamp, Overhead Phone Mount, Flexible Desk Camera Mount, Articulating Friction Boom Arm w Thread Adapter, for POV Shot, Light, Webcam, Mic, Action Camera, for Content CreatorsClimatePartner certified

Very impressed with this product it’s made of high-quality aluminum and they hold very strong. I accelerate pretty quickly and have had some emergency stops in my vehicle and this thing did not budge so I’m very impressed with the quality and how it’s been holding up I would say, though I would’ve appreciated if I could’ve remove some of the arms and customized them to my specifications and lens however, with this product, it seems you cannot loosen the screw enough to pull the ball joints apart and make shorter or longer However, it’s intended purpose. It will work and I think if you purchase this item, you will be very pleased.

The media could not be loaded. As a up-and-comingcontent creator, I've had flimsy phone holders for unboxing and tabletop videos, always resulting in shaky, unusable footage.The search for true stability ends with this SmallRig adjustable holder. It's exceptionally well-made and incredibly sturdy, a complete departure from anything else I've tried. It clamps effortlessly to my tabletop and locks down with absolute, unwavering stability – my video even proves it: zero wobble means perfectly clear, professional-looking shots every single time.I mean, I shook the unit. It didn’t really shake the table, which is essential when you’re working with tiny pieces.This holder isn't just an accessory; it's a game-changer for my workflow. It allows me to focus entirely on my content without worrying about camera shake or frustrating adjustments.If you're tired of flimsy alternatives and demand rock-solid high quality at a goof price to capture the performances on your tabletop recording needs, this SmallRig adjustable holder is an indispensable investment.Seriously, ditch the frustration of other weird brand names and just go with something that is very intuitive to use while getting quality durable product and this is one nicely built with good craftsmanship.

Nothing Magic about it! I shouldn't assume, but I thought a Magic Arm only needed one knob to lock the whole arm in place. I have a 9" Smallrig Magic Arm that works that way, so I ordered this longer one. I re-read the description, and it says each joint has an independent knob for adjustment, but it's still listed as a Magic Arm. Otherwise, it seems well built. The included phone holder is a little tight for my Samsung S24. The ball-and-sockets have an o-ring on the balls for better grip, which should help hold things in place. So, with all that said, I only think it rates three stars given the $36 price I paid... In a year or so of use I might change my opinion IF it holds up to use...

MASSIVE props to this company for minimizing the amount of plastic waste in the packaging. I was super happy to see that most of the packaging and padding was paper-based, and it was packed more than well enough to make sure the components were protected during shipping. As for the arm itself, it's slightly smaller than I expected but with a wide enough setting on my camera it should still suffice for what I need. I'll update this review if I find issues during filming, but as of now the thing appears to be exactly as described - with minimal plastic to boot. A+

Hands down the best phone holder I've owned. I couldn't wait to try it out in the car because I have literally nowhere to put a holder in either my first or second Gen Honda Fits. My husband had a very heavy phone and the stability is amazing despite the phone barely fitting. Love this product.

The table clamp on this product is OUTSTANDING!!! Extremely strong and makes everything stable. I am starting to stream, and this holds the weight of my S25 ultra with NO issues. There are sooooo many options that you can use this for and adjustable for every angle.Highly recommend!

Highly satisfied with this arm.I have a one pound tablet clamped to a stainless steel wire shelving unit with this arm.While there is some minor wobbling to it, there is far less that I expected from an articulating arm of this size.The clamp and three "joints" all tighten quite securely with just my forefinger and thumb. I've bumped into this setup a few times and the arms stayed in position with only the tablet swiveling on a ball head that I attached to the arm.

I think this is a well built phone clamp that works well and seems to be fairly secure, however it's a little expensive for what it is and I'm having a hard time justifying the price.