Pipishell 25 Inch Webcam Stand, Flexible Desk Mount Clamp Gooseneck Stand for Logitech Webcam C960 C930e C930 C920 C920S C922x C922 Brio 4K C925e C615 and Other Devices with 1/4" Thread-PIWS01

I didn't want to attach my webcam to the top of my monitor because the bezel is tiny and it would have blocked a small portion of the screen. I found this flexible mount and decided to give it a try. The gooseneck is rigid and getting the positioning correct took about 15 minutes but the result is perfect. The webcam sits just above the top of my monitor and can be angled however I like due to the knuckleball at the end of the gooseneck; it's rock solid. Great product.

Not what I expected because the height of the webcam stand is insane....Thanks to this stand, I've been able to improve my facecam in my streams & content. The stand is very flexible & sturdy, no matter what kind of setup you have you can bend it completely & it will stay in place. I quickly learned the length of this stand is a lot, I tried using the stand at full length & it was above everything on my setup & looked insane from its height. Perfect for those with multiple monitors, especially when you plan to have your webcam above a monitor that's flipped/sideways.I will say, for a streaming/gaming setup the length of the stand is overkill if you plan to have it be on the same desk you use, this would be great for those looking to show their hands like opening pokemon cards but otherwise I'd still recommend as I just bent the stand as much as I needed to get the perfect height.

Purchased this to hold a Logitech C920 webcam more in line with my face during video conferences. A plus is that it has a long goose-neck. However, this means it has to be stiffer when the webcam is extended in a more horizontal direction and it can take a bit of work to position it where needed. While the clip may seem to make this more versatile and is rather strong, it really is not strong enough to prevent itself from moving while attempting to adjust the goose-neck. Finally, as others have also mentioned, if it is attached to a desk on which there is movement - even slightest jar - say moving a mouse causes the webcam to shake.This item is best for areas where the camera will be adjusted only once and the clip is attached to a non-moving surface - a kitchen counter, a window sill, a bookshelf or a separate desk. Otherwise go for the c-clamp - the shaking will still be there due to the length of the goose-neck if used on a surface with movement, but it will be easier to adjust, or go for a c-clamp plus some sort solid articulated arm construction like a suspension scissor for example. I am keeping it as it may come in handy elsewhere, but will look for a different solution for my computer desk/work area. Wish I could score this higher.

I would say its a solid product. However, the clamp that holds the desk requires A LOT of strength just to open it up. The desk I have is shaped weirdly so I even thought it would have grasp of the entire desk. So now, it just sits on the edge. One day, the desk moved so much, you could hear a loud CLAP, and the entire thing tumbles to the ground. Regardless, it does it's job, but if you dont like the position, it isn't flexible. So you need to use both of your arms just to get it in the right position you want it.

Clamp works well for my needs...for some reason my had bling on it...which was funny. It is hard as hell to move and I kept fearing I'd break it, but at least I know it can take weight. Works for HP 320 cameras too...will be compatible with any camera that has the 1/4 inch screw size (inner). Good product.

I bought this in July of ‘23 for my webcam. Within days, the pads of the base clip fell off. I would stick them back in place, but they would fall out again every time I needed to move the camera. The base clip itself is weak. As I moved the camera, the top clip would bend and fall over, so I would use pliers to shape it back into clip-able use. After months of this futility, I ended up going back to the laptop. During my office winter clean, I finally threw this useless xamera stand away - it had been leaning up against my bookshelf for months.

My compost bin was recently stolen, so I decided to put a camera outside my gate. I leave the garbage outside my gate for sanitation, but somebody took my compost bin. I 3D printed a brick with a 1/4 hole and screwed it into this tripod. I then screwed the camera mount into the brick. I attached the bottom piece to the fence, and it holds it perfectly.

Great product. Great price. Arm is very stiff and very sturdy. Will hold every bit of the weight stated in the description. Clip is large and sturdy. Should last a while. Fit's my desk with ease. Will buy again for wife's desk.