Camera Arm Mount Desk Stand: Heavy Duty DSLR Desktop Mount Camera Stand with Tablet Holder Double C Clamp 1/4 3/8 Screw Adapter Articulating Arm for Selfie Streaming Videography TitanRig Lite Z

Yes... good product..

Excellent product and the materials are high quality. The camera stays in the same place even with two crazy cats running over the table. Looks like it’s built to last, but only time will tell.

Smart design, smooth adjustability, and solid stability make this TARION arm a joy to use. It mounts easily, offers great value for money, and handles ideas with versatile functionality. Best of all, its durability feels truly dependable.

This is a review update - my stand was replaced with great efficient service. As I said below this is a really well made product especially if you are wanting to hold a heavy SLR camera on it. Extremely flexible in choice of set up positions. It locks with allen keys - and the rear one just slightly awkward, but it locks really solid - a longer key makes the job easier. Desk mount is brilliant- really deep choice of thickness to attach to and the double clamp locks on really sturdy. Previous review from damaged delivery. . Bit difficult to write this review as my stand turned up used and damaged with one joint not locking at all. However I am very impressed by the flexibility and quantity of build. It’s holding a canon 6D beautifully - I just need to be able to lock the Center joint which is broken. I’ve sent it back with frustration but I’m sure it will be replaced with a new unused item. So I wanted to still recommend it if your chasing a quality study stand for a heavier camera set ups. I’ll update the review with the new item.

***UPDATE*** 2-24-26 (See bottom) While I have not used this in actual photography yet, just putting it together (easy, by the way) I was really impressed in how sturdy it is. I am used to piecing parts together and just making it work somehow, and while that may work, it's not exactly the best way. This appears to be made out of quality materials and I don't have even one minor complaint about this. Well, one... As mentioned by another Reviewer they said that it's easy to swap out the ball-head (and it is) because you will want to because in a perfect world this would already have a quality ball-head on it. I have not broken this ball-head (yet), but it is a more rinky-dink type. For mine I just stole a ball-head from an old unused mono-pod that was in my closet. It did the trick, now I don't have to get another. The way that the arms on this work it is slightly different than what most would (probably) be accustomed to, for instance, I am used to using a Magic-Arm brand that you just loosen/tighten the knob and it stays where you want it. THAT is the PERFECT design, but I no longer have my old Magic-Arm version, hence my purchase of this. I saw where one Reviewer had a problem with this one because the base stripped out, hopefully they have fixed this, that is the weakest spot on this design, and it needs to be their strongest one. The locks work well. It is stable. It is somewhat lightweight, but built like a tank, it DOES NOT feel cheaply made at all. The length and weight is approximately around the same as a typical tripod when folded. At any rate this is a really, REALLY good option for anyone that needs to use it for their DSLR or light, or, whatever you need to use for your tasks. Personally I am using mine for a GOBO and I can easily place the lighting to where it needs to go. My GOBO is approximately the weight of a standard DSLR with a 50mm lens, so it holds it fine. I don't always use my GOBO, so it may be used as a place for one of my cameras/lens to live. I am more than likely going to be buying another one of these because you can't have too much stuff. So, if you are on the fence about whether to get this or not, it is well-made, very useful, and works as you would expect it to. It is a very worthwhile piece that will surely be appreciated for years to come. ***UPDATE*** 2.-4-26 I liked it so much I had to buy another one... *****I want add something, if you have a table that this just will not fit, there are FOUR ALLEN SCREWS that will allow you to adjust it by 'about' 3/4" or so. (Use the allen wrench that has the phillips screwdriver on the end to adjust the height adjustment screw) ***I read in a Review that someone mentioned that this would not work for them due to them having a thinner base (table, etc) to put it on. (I didn't really understand how that was possible, but...)*** My first one fit on my table fine, this second one, although the screws in BOTH were adjusted the same, it would not fit without me adjusting it. Just imagine how smart I would actually be if I actually read INSTRUCTIONS, which, I still have not, I just figured it out.