InnoGear Webcam Stand with Phone Mount, Desk Camera Arm Stands Gooseneck for Logitech Webcam BRIO 4K C960 C920 C920S C922 C922x C925e C930 C930e C615 NexiGo N60, Right Light, Gopro with 1/4" Thread

This product works very as it is designed to clamp to a desk with a top about 2 inches thick/or less. It works well with my Logitech C922X Pro. The base mounting is steel and holds very well! If you mount it to a small table (like a snack table) that has minimal support, vibration may cause some visual issues.

I was tired of having to open my laptop and cover my monitor just to have my camera on. My external camera could sit on top of my monitor, but the angle was too high. This gave me all the options I needed for positioning my external camera, and it mounted easily to my standing desk. Great product!

While it is a little bit difficult to bend it to where I wanted it, I still got there. For the money it does its job well, the clamp was easy to use and is holding up so far. My only real issue is that since it isnt like a straight up metal pole and it is bendable,etc., it tends to shake if you have it clamped to the desk. It will wobble when typing/moving the mouse so unless you have a camera that has stabilization it will be shaky unless you have it clamped elsewhere.

Super easy to use, love the flexibility and portability to bring along. Clamp attached quickly without damage.

Just what I needed for my Teams calls. Position your camera so you have perfect eye contact on screen. Don’t mount your camera on top of monitor or god forbid below. Nobody wants to stare at your chin or forehead. You can continue to work on screen while looking engaged in the call. Free PSA, never wear vertical stripes or blue light blocking glasses on a video calls. You will look ridiculous. Great value, very sturdy and versatile.

Losey-Goosey, it losses its gooseneck strength to hold position after about a month of use. Kind of like me.

I've never had a goose-neck arm for a webcam, and so I figured I'd try it out. I'm more used to the three-point shock arms that I've utilized for microphones. But I wasn't sure it would be convenient to get one to fit where I needed it. Well, this worked, thankfully, but only because something was nearby enough to clip it onto while the gooseneck adds stability. The gooseneck alone sagged terribly. Even moreso, it has some hard limitations near either end. So, while this is a cool item, and it can work in some situations, it definitely won't work in all of them.

I needed something I could clip to one corner of my desk, stretch across the back of a monitor, and hold my webcam for conference calls. Turns out, this was the perfect fit. It's flexible - meaning I can bend it into how I need it. I've had it for right about a year now and it's still perfectly serviceable; you'd never know it's been attached to my desk that long. It's not heavy, per se, but it is well designed and constructed. The end mounts nicely to my webcam and it has a little ball socket that allows me to adjust the angle to suit my position behind the desk (and a screw to hold it in place).