9.8" Magic Arm * 2pcs, 1/4" Screw Camera Mount Arm 360° Ball Heads for DSLRs, Monitor, Flash, LED Light, Microphone, Camera Cage, Action Camera

K&F Concept delivers two very sturdy, all metal magic arms with 1/4" threads at each end and a very solid locking joint in the middle. This configuration gives you great functionality with nearly unlimited flexibility for your setups. I've been using these for so many things recently. I've connected lights, mics, remotes, and clamps with zero issues, perfect fit every time.

Rated for 2 kg but I'm sure they can handle a little more. I can't find a single down side with these. They're solid, they work, and I've no issues. If you need a cost effective but quality option for magic arms, these are your pick.

These are very useful little magic arms, but there is a small learning curve if you have never used this style before. At first, I did not realize that loosening the main knob releases everything at once, including both ball heads, so it took me a minute to understand how they adjust. Once I figured that out, they became much easier to use and I was able to mount accessories to them and attach them to my camera cage without any issues.

The build quality is very good, which is what I usually expect from K&F Concept. They have an all-metal construction, feel solid in hand, and stay stable once everything is tightened down properly. I also like that this is a 2-pack, and both ends use 1/4-inch screws, so they are useful for mounting different accessories like lights, microphones, small monitors, or other lightweight gear. The dual ball-head design gives a lot of flexibility for positioning, and the rubber padding helps with grip and keeps things from slipping around as easily.

The main thing to keep in mind is that these are best for lighter accessories and more static setups, not heavy gear or aggressive movement. For that purpose, though, they work well and feel dependable once locked in place. Overall, these are a handy addition to a camera cage or rig, especially after you get used to how the single-knob locking system works.

I am starting to advance somewhat in a journey doing my photography and it comes along with a need to consider some accessories to help me with that. With these arms, I will be looking at adding components such as an external monitor, microphones, lights, etc. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of these arms and frankly could not see how they could have been constructed any better than they are. They were made of solid aluminum with the exception of the round screw adjusters. The adjusting knob is equipped with a ratchet type connector between the arms, giving them amazing strength to stay in position. Keep in mind though you might want to purchase a cage for your camera to take full advantage of these arms.

This is a nice pair of magic arms--built solidly and easy to use. They also fold down small so they fit easily in my gear bag.

The small "teeth?" give you a lot of flexibility for placement. And the twist clamp locks down tight.

I also tend to favor 1/4" 20 connections, so this works perfectly for me.

Also, there's just good looking. That's not always something I'd mention when it comes to a magic arm. But when I see it, I appreciate it! Dang, they look fine!

Kudos to K&F on making a durable, strong clamp that's also easy on the eyes! :-)

If you're a Photographer or Videographer you probably have at least a couple of these already in your kit. What makes these Magic Arms by K&F Concept stand out is the solid quality build. I've had Magic Arms in the past that just don't hold up to continuous use. In particular I've had arms with plastic locking knobs that broke after repeated use. These Arms from K&F are solidly built from Aluminum Alloy throughout with no plastic components.
The use of these Magic Arms is limited only by your imagination. They hold anything that can be attached using a 1/4" screw. When combined with a claw clamp you have the ability to place cameras, lights, mics, etc on most any surface to get the angles you need.
The Orange locking knob is not only aesthetically pleasing, it's solid aluminum alloy construction is also ergonomically designed for ease of use.
These arms are essential tools that should be in your bag or backpack at all times. You'll be surprised how many times they come in handy

I've come to really appreciate the consistent quality of K&F Concept accessories, and these magic arms are no exception. I've been using this type of accessory for many years, and for those who haven't tried them yet, they are extremely versatile for mounting all sorts of equipment in close proximity to my cameras. I've used them for monitors, microphones (with an adapter), wireless mic receivers and a whole bunch of different items. These particular ones have a larger "wing nut" type tightener (as opposed to a round knob) that I find very easy to grasp and to exert decent torque to lock the arms into a stable position.

There are only a couple of things that a little less than ideal, though. First, the overall length is very useful for most purposes, but not so much for accessories that I want to keep real close to my tripod arm (to hold a remote control, for instance.) This is a utility issue, and not a design flaw though - I do have a couple of very short magic arms for those situations.

The other thing that's less than ideal is the lack of any kind of super clamp for those instances where you don't want to mount it on a cage or directly to a tripod head (and that's assuming your tripod head has at least one 1/4 x 20 socket available to mount it.) I frequently need to mount items to tubular mounting points (a small hair light to a boom arm, for instance). That's easily remedied, of course, by purchasing a small super clamp by itself, but then you've increased the amount of money spent.

Overall, the build quality is quite good and the price is reasonable. Recommended.

This review is for the K&F CONCEPT 2-Pack 9.8" Magic Arm, 1/4" Screw Camera Mount Arm 360° Ball Heads.

Again K&F produces an accessory with absolutely sound design with perfect fit and finish.

These adjustable arms are all CNC-machined stainless steel and aluminum with no structural plastic parts. The only non-metal that I see is where it is necessary, and that is in the non-slip resilient pads on each of the knurled locking nuts.

The single orange-anodized aluminum knob locks both of the end ball joints and the center knuckle joint at one time. Hidden rods inside of the arms apply pressure to the swiveling ball joints at the ends to lock them when you tighten the knob. You simply position the end accessory where and at whatever angle you want it and then tighten the knob, and everything locks all at once. The center knuckle joint even has interlocking radial grooves in each face of the mating parts to prevent any chance of slippage.

When locked these are the most rigid arms of this type that I have encountered. They are not particularly light at 216 grams (nearly 8 ounces) each, but this is no doubt due to the use of stainless steel where it is necessary to maintain absolute rigidity. Weight may be a consideration for you if you intend to use multiple arms on a handheld rig, for example.

I just love these third party manufacturers that come up with such well-executed designs for affordable prices. $35 for a pair of these is an absolute bargain that I highly recommend.

If you’ve ever had magic arms that the joint doesn’t mesh properly, you know how much pain it is to get the mounts in place and then tighten the knob with the teeth meshing to hold it in place. This one doesn’t require 3 hands to mount anything.
The materials seem high quality and the fit & finish overall is excellent.
I have been using these for weeks and replaced my more expensive ones that the knobs spun off. I haven’t had any similar issues with these.

The K&F Concept 9.8" Magic Arm two-pack is a really versatile accessory for anyone running a camera rig with multiple attachments. These are especially useful if you’re mounting things like monitors, microphones, LED lights, or action cameras to a cage, tripod, or other support setup.
One thing I was really impressed with is the main locking mechanism. When you tighten the central screw, it doesn’t just secure the arm itself, it also locks the ball heads in place at the same time. Once everything is tightened down, the arm feels very solid and doesn’t drift or sag under normal accessory weight.
That said, I’ll be honest that the locking design took me a bit to figure out at first. It took about half an hour and a quick YouTube video before I realized how the ball heads were supposed to lock into position with the main tightening mechanism. Once I understood how it worked, it became very easy to adjust and reposition quickly.
The build quality feels sturdy and well made, and the 1/4" screw mounts make them compatible with a wide range of gear including DSLR rigs, camera cages, small monitors, lights, and microphones.
I also like that this comes as a two-pack. Having two arms gives you a lot more flexibility when building out a rig or mounting multiple accessories at once.
Overall, these are solid magic arms with good build quality and plenty of versatility once you understand how the locking system works. A great addition to any camera setup.

Nice thinner magic arms that work well for smaller accessories such as field monitors and smaller cameras. Worked perfectly fine holding up mirrorless cameras I have here for testing like the R8 with a prime, or the Sony ZV-E10 II. While it is strong enough to hold things like a DSLR with a 24-70 lens, it required extra tightening and didn't feel as comfortable and reliable as with smaller things.

Articulating action is smooth, very easy to twist the grip, and the surface is powder coated and feels great even in icy winter. The color is neat also and very professional looking. There is potential brassing issues with scratching over time. Out of the box it looks very nice though.

I like that it comes in two in this pack, and they both pack away tight and light.