WANBY Overhead Phone Stand Articulating Arm Table Stand Mount Flexible 360° Rotation Cell Phone Clip Holder for All Smart Phone Microphone

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The media could not be loaded.  This arm came with a desk clamp and phone holder and only took a few minutes to put together. Once the clamp was attached to my desk, all I then had to do was slot the bottom of the arm into it. The clamp easily holds my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra phone, which has a 6.7” screen. The arm offer plenty of flexibility and so does the phone holder.The only criticism I have of this arm is that it could have done with being a little longer to gain height above my desk. Apart from that, everything was good.At £17.99, I personally feel it is a little overpriced when I compare what else is available on the Amazon website.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative, and useful. Thanks for reading.NB. For a sizing guide, squares in photos are 1cm.

The media could not be loaded.  I like this stand from Wanby and gave it a spin doing another review for amazon the other day, (see time-lapse video) unfortunately my workbench where I was taking the video is quite thick at over 2.5" so the clamp could not grip to the side, I used a plank of ply clamped to the windowsill which worked just as well if not better as I could get right to the front a largish desk.The clamp held my iPhone well and I wasn't worried about the whole thing toppling over or dropping the phone, all felt safe and secure. It was easy to adjust the angle without anything slipping or drooping after you had positioned it.Im planning on using it to take some time-lapse videos of me working making the bags that I sell and after this little trial run it looks like it will be great for the job! very happy to recommend.

I don't know what I was expecting for the price.None of the joints tighten to any degree. If you try, it will instantly strip the threads. I only hand tightened and didn't use tools.I don't ever leave bad reviews but this product is completely unsuitable. The weight of a phone will cause it to drop. I needed this to support my phone above a spinning lathe chuck and there is no chance it can hold it.I won't be returning it as its literally in bits in my bin.

This is a nicely balanced phone holder that's very different from the desktop versions. It's like a microphone, or tablet articulated boom arm, except it has a purpose built-in phone grip on the end to hold smaller portable devices.The grip at the end of the arm is articulated through a socket ball swivel that allows you to position and tightens the holder to an ideal viewing angle. The largest item I could hold safely was 100mm, 3.9 inches. So, if your mobile phone is within that dimension, you should be able to use this stand.This really is just a mobile phone stand, so if you want to use a tablet, it probably won't fit in the end grip. I found that my Sony Xperia fitted fine. The jaws at the end are well-padded and sprung, so as to grip securely, but without damage to the phone. The only complaint I would have is that the grips can land exactly over the side buttons on a phone and therefore you would need to slide it along to a noncentral position in order to still have access to these controls.The table clamp is adequate, but not suitable for heavyweight items. This should not be a problem with mobiles, as they are lighter than tablets. I have a similar type of articulated arm on my tablet and I have found over time that the tubular metal inserts that slip into the table clamp do wear out when you frequently move the arm back and forward inside the clamp. I would suggest putting a small amount of silicone grease where the tube inserts before fitting the arm into the recess, as this will help to prevent wear and tear.You could also use this clamp as a microphone holder, especially for the cylinder handheld type of mic. The clamp will hold this quite securely and providing the mic is not too heavy all should be fine. No good for suspension mount microphones though, these need a different fitting and you're better off getting a dedicated stand for these.I have personally used this stand in my workshop as a multimeter stand. So useful to be able to swing the meter into a readily readable position in front of me while taking electrical readings.

This is a reasonably good stand for the price. The actual cantilevered arms are very well designed and there is plenty of movement in all planes, allowing for a wide selection of positions. The connection to the desk is reasonable, it's easier if it's clamped to the side of the desk rather than the front or back - this is something to take into account when deciding on a purchase. However, the clamp that physically holds the phone leaves a lot to be desired - it's poorly designed and won't hold anything with any heft to it. On the plus side, though, it can hold not only phones but also webcams, which is how I have set mine up, for my Teams meetings when I'm working from home. It's better than balancing the webcam on a pile of books or clipping it to the monitor, which gives a very distant view and too much of a background image. I suppose it looks a bit Heath Robinson but it does the job it's designed for reasonably well - I've docked one star because of the poorly designed phone clamp, other than that I'm very happy with it.

Fa il suo lavoro, per chi usa il cellulare per registrare i video e va bene ma non È comunque al 360 gradi regolabile cioè vi dovete arrangiare muovendo la base rispetto al soggetto. Buon rapporto prezzo e qualità, consiglio!

Alles ok

Superpraktisch, als normales Frontstativ und als waagerechtes Tischstativ (um z.B. ein Buch von oben zu filmen, geeignet. Zudem bietet es einem freilich eine neue Reihe an Filmtrick-Möglichkeiten.Aber es gibt ein großes Problem und zwar, wenn man das Handy schräg gehalten haben möchte. Dass das Stativ oben was von der Kamera abdeckt, ist noch geschenkt, aber vor allem verstellt es sich durch das bisschen Handygewicht mindestens alle Viertelstunde und wenn man es noch so festschraubt. Immer geht es von der Diagonalen fast in die Senkrechte. Also um etwa den Laptop-Monitor zu filmen, für z.B. Streams, taugt das Stativ nichts.Und dabei wäre das nicht grade Hightech gewesen; einfach ne Ratsche oder einen Stab dazwischen. Hätte man lösen sollen. Trotzdem nur soviel Abzug wie notwendig, da es für den Preis durchaus ein paar nette Optionen bietet.