TARION 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

After watching countless YouTube setups where creators piece together their own stands using separate arms, clamps, and extensions, I was honestly overwhelmed. I wanted something sturdy, mobile, and ready to go.. and this TARION stand with wheels absolutely delivered!It came fully usable right out of the box.. I just made a few minor tweaks to fit my setup (I’m not using a ring light, so I mounted my monitor instead). The quality is fantastic, and the mobility is a dream.. I can easily roll it between backgrounds in my studio without breaking my workflow.Whether you're filming horizontal or vertical video, this stand keeps everything solid and flexible. No more guesswork, no more Frankenstein rigs.. just a clean, efficient solution that works.Highly, highly recommended for creators who want to focus on content, not complicated gear setups. I’m absolutely loving it!

I’ve been using this TARION desk-mounted boom arm to hold my Nikon Z50 for livestreams and video calls, and it’s honestly been great. It clamps securely to my desk, feels really stable, and doesn’t shift around even with a decent-sized lens on the camera.Adjusting it is easy—the joints have a nice resistance to them, so you can position it exactly how you want without worrying about it drooping over time. Once it’s in place, it stays there. I’ve moved it around mid-recording and never had to fight with it or re-tighten things constantly.The whole setup feels pretty low-profile, too. It doesn’t take up a lot of space (way less than the tripod behind the monitor setup I had before), and when I’m not using it, I just swing it out of the way. No squeaks, no wobble, no stress. If you’re looking for a clean solution to mount your mirrorless camera on your desk, this one just works.

Great Product with excellent customer service

It’s very sturdy and very well made! However there are two things: first the c clamp is NOT 4 inches it’s about 3 inches max (I have a thick desk 4 inches)The second flaw is when I tried mounting my Nikon z6 the ball head would not stay fixed and the camera could not be stabilized to its proper position. However, it would probably work great for a tablet. Unfortunately I had to return it and went for the Manfroto magic arm for vlogging from my desk.

The best ever

Even though I am using this for my accessory tablet, I really LOVE that it is made sturdy and strong. Having two mounting screw pads is a really smart idea. It's a no brainer for me to buy a very well made, heavy duty, very cool looking desk accessory extension arm. Now I can build off it or not depending on future directions. When you do a gentle jiggle and wiggle you will definitely be saying Yeah! that's what I'M talking about.

The mount is great, very sturdy, and it helps with product photography a lot. Unfortunately, they don't offer the option to buy an extra arm. Also, I cannot add anything at the top because the extension rod at the top does not have the thread for the screw adapter to be secured, like the base does. I think this is a factory mistake but i don't feel like going through the hassle of asking for an exchange. It does a great job with my A7IV paired up with different lenses (Sony 90mm, Sigma 24-70).

The whole assembly is rock solid. Time will tell if it loosens over time, but every part is either metal or good quality plastic. Wish the other 4 rotation points on the arm besides the up/down arm had hand-twist knobs instead of needing to use the included hex keys to lock or loosen the joints, but that's only a problem because I need to rotate the arm away when not in use. If you're leaving the arm fixed in place for most of the time that's not an issue.