22" Magic Arm w Clamp Mount, Adjustable Articulating Friction Camera Boom Arm w 1/4" Thread, Overhead Camera Desk Phone Mount Clamp Stand for Tripod Light Webcam Mic Video Rig

The media could not be loaded. Overall works well and does the job. I mainly use it for BTS when I do live production broadcast. It feels sturdy and is pretty lightweight. You can adjust it pretty well and it is a decent size. It actually holds on pretty good, my only complaint would be that sometimes after adjusting, it will move a bit which messes with my framing. But it’s easily manageable. I think it has to do with the weight of my phone and how far out I have it, but after that it hold pretty well.Overall pretty good product, I’ve had it almost a year now and its been pretty good. Below is a video showing how stable it is when I pan and track with my camera. Amazon only lets me add one video for a review.

The JEBUTU 22" Magic Arm was designed for cameras, mics, and lights, but I decided to think outside the box (or rather, the snowbank) and used it to mount my snowplow joystick in my truck. And let me tell you—this thing works like a charm.The adjustable arm and sturdy clamp hold the joystick in place, even during bumpy rides and aggressive plowing. The articulating design lets me position it exactly where I need it, making the whole setup feel ergonomic and professional. The 1/4" thread and friction adjustment are perfect for dialing in just the right amount of tension, so it stays put but can still be adjusted easily.Who knew a camera mount could moonlight as a snowplow joystick holder? If you need a versatile and rock-solid mount for just about anything, this Magic Arm is your answer. 10/10 would plow again!

This clamp is a game-changer for flexible phone camera positioning. The 22” version is the one I ordered—you can always adjust it for shorter setups, but the extra reach makes it incredibly versatile. The clamp itself is rock-solid and doesn’t budge if tightened properly, and you can attach it to just about anything.The T-joint knobs are well-designed—not flimsy at all. They’re easy to grip and tighten, making them perfect for larger hands. Once tightened, the joints feel really strong.One gripe: If the rotating knob near either base isn’t super tight, the whole thing can fail, which could put your mounted gear at risk. Always double-check that section. If this part were improved, I’d feel more confident using it with a heavier camera like a DSLR. For now, I’m sticking to my phone.Overall, I’d still recommend it—solid 9/10. It’s not perfect, but it’s good enough for what it does

Overall pretty decent product. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars because I ran into issues with one of the adjustable joints where it had a manufacturing fault where it kept spinning without holding the phone in place. I had to buy a small nut and the glue weld it to get it working. Otherwise very decent product.

I have a very small YouTube channel and I use these products for camera equipment and for lighting. I have two of these. I use them every week. They are highly useful and made out of good quality materials. I would highly recommend these products.

I use this to mount a small camera over my desk. For that purpose this works perfectly.One thing to note is that the ball mounted to the clamp can get loose and it has to be screwed down. I thought I had a defective unit when my camera rotated down more than once. It wasn't the friction "ball" clamp itself, but the ball mounted to the clamp that was loose, which needed to be tightened. Once I got that squared away, it works like a champ with no issues!

I'll start with the downside: each pair of joints is controlled by a single screw. However, if you consider it a "single" joint with two attachment points, you realize this is much more flexible than if there was only a single ball joint at every juncture. So, in reality, it's a positive, though it's not immediately obvious.It comes with the standard adapters for practically every use, including a cellphone. I didn't use that, but it's nice to have the option.The grip is strong, and the rubber both protects the surface and provides slip resistance.For best use, get it into the exact position you want, then sequentially tighten them. I like to start at the base and work toward the head, but in the end you'll have the same result if you work the other way. I've learned to make them only tight enough to retain the shape, allowing me to easily fine-tune the final shape, and only then tighten everything down nicely to hold it.It's made of quality aluminum, so I do expect a long life. HOWEVER, remember that the ball joints use a rubbery plastic to provide the friction, so those are more or less 'disposable'. Let's face it: they are O-Rings. And when that happens, guess what? You replace them. Those take the wear-and-tear of the ball itself, making this have a much LONGER usable lifespan than if they didn't have the O-Rings.The screws, by the way are engineered to NOT come out when you loosen them to their limit! Naturally, you'll need to 'break' that feature when you replace the O-Rings, or you'll simply have to work a tiny bit harder to replace the O-Ring. It's a no-brainer to suffer a few extra moments to work with the engineering, in my opinion.Really, at this price they ARE disposable. But in earnest, they feel like they will last for YEARS providing that exact position I need for microphones, cameras, lights, and anything else which I'd need an extra hand.I'll be buying more of these.