Z Flex Tilt Head Camera Tripod Mount Foldable W-Shaped 360° Panoramic Rotatable with Calibration Scales 1/4” Screw Thread Standard Quick Release Plate for DSLR Cameras Canon Sony Nikon Pentax

Works great. Elevation and tilt are easy to adjust and hold well with a mid weight camera, macro rail, and lens. I already own one of the better known and more expensive brands of this type of device. This one works as well for my need, at lower cost.

I have a few of these from different makers. This one had the potential to be my favorite but it has two flaws. First the rubber feet don't stick out enough to grip the surface it's sitting on. Second, when you do set it flat the rotation adjustment screw sits too far down that it causes it to rock back and forth because it can't sit flat.Otherwise, attach it to a tripod or slider and it's great!2021-0628 Updated.I just realized that the it will sit flat and will not slide if you adjust the 4 individual feet underneath it.The feet don't look adjustable but they will turn counter clock wise so they can make contact with whatever it's sitting on. Upgrading my rating from 4 star to 5 star.

Update - just realized that when you actually mount it on a tripod, the base spins freely with no way to keep it from flopping around because the rotation lock doesn't work. No good.Still works okay as a standalone mount sitting on a desk or maybe if your tripod head has a rubber anti-slip kind of gasket.-----------This little flex head is actually surprisingly good for the price. The aluminum parts are machined well and all the joints feel really smooth and nice.However, mine did come assembled backward. It was also missing a screw. The rubber feet on the bottom sit too low to do any good - they can be unscrewed somewhat, but then they're loose and rattle-y. The pan lock screw does absolutely nothing on mine, no matter hard you tighten it - it doesn't lock. It also sits too tall if you try to use the head just flat on a table without a tripod. The 3/8" to 1/4" adapter it comes with also sits too proud of the bottom surface, so if you mount it to a 1/4" -20 tripod you don't really get a stable mount because the actual bottom aluminum surface won't touch.That all said, I took off and turned the arms 180 degrees, replaced the missing screw, took out the pan lock thumbscrew, will probably add extra felt or rubber bumpers on top of the existing too-short ones, and now I have a really nice feeling, well built unit for less than half the price of the name brand that it's copying.

Seller is good to their promises. Product is great quality and came in over night. I will using it for close-ups from copying papers on desk to butterflies in the field. The reach over the tripod legs is what I needed all the long.

This was a gift for my daughter. I truthfully know nothing about it but she was very pleased. She said it was exactly what she had hoped it would be.

Solid, Strong Well Made.

I had problems with the get go with this product. It just didn't want to tighten down on my tripod. I never have got it tight. My biggest problem is that it will not handle my camera setup. I am using a Canon 5D with a battery grip. My lens are normal in size. If I try to pull my camera up or tilt it, my equipment falls back down or off to the side depending on how I was trying to us it. I did a real-estate job yesterday and I spend most of my time trying to get this thing to hold my camera in place. For a big camera, this thing is useless.

There is a side wobble when put on table, also when lens is pointing the opposite side the camera leans and falls forward. I do like that you get different positions and that you can tighten the screws to stay in place.