K&F CONCEPT 37–90cm C-Clamp Desktop Stand with Ball Head, Light Stand Adapter, and Phone Holder, Compatible with Cameras, LED Lights, Smartphones, Ideal for Video Recording, Live Streaming

Bought to mount small monitor speakers onto small rolling desk. Works well as I had envisioned and the attachable pivot mounts allow for precise angle settings. Overall sturdy build, easy assembly and holds strongly onto edge of desk. I am satisfied with this product.

I had two very small light panels so I didn't need much.The product box felt heavy - like there was something substantial inside. And I was right. These stands are very sturdy and work smoothly. These stands feel so sturdy I added a small boom arm to one stand for a panel light (see my pic) and the whole thing feels incredibly solid and stable. (Oh, that small boom arm extension in my photo is not included with these stands, to be clear)I'm impressed. Recommended.

Magnificent is this pack of two table supports for photographic elements, which comes in a cardboard box with the different elements wrapped in bubble wrap. All the elements come in duplicate, which are immediately perceived as being of high quality, made of good materials and excellent finish. The telescopic main tube is light since it is made of anodized aluminum, it is attached to the table support by a thread on its end and the different sections of it are locked and unlocked with a cam and lever system typical of quality photographic tripods, which fix with great force and are handled very smoothly and quickly and without any effort. The table support is made of steel and the screw has an easy-to-operate handle to squeeze the table with great force. The extended position reaches 93 cm from the top surface of the table on which it has been fixed to the accessory that fixes the mobile phone or other element. It has an essential accessory to support cameras or other photographic elements, also of high quality, with a knurled main body with a lower threaded hole and a spherical ball, finished in a male thread with a knurled maneuvering ring, all made of brushed steel. The position of the ball joint is locked with a screw finished in a small plastic maneuvering head, in this case somewhat small, due to the little space available for that head and your own fingers to operate it, once the camera or something else has been mounted. The kit also comes with the holder for gripping the mobile phone, in this case made of plastic and whose spring is very strong, holding the phone with great security. Finally, it comes with a pair of steel adapters for 1/4" female to 3/8" male, one of them with a spacer body. Without a doubt, this kit will be very useful for taking photos or videos for anyone who works at home on a table or countertop as a base of operations. Its use for taking selfies can also be considered, since the tube and the mobile phone holder are very light, with 37 cm being the size of the collected tube, so it can travel reasonably well in your luggage or backpack. Just mention that for this you would need a remote shutter, or activate the countdown when taking the photo. I really liked the product because of the high quality of all its components and I recommend it without a doubt.

“I've been using this K&F Concept table stand for a few days now and for now I can say that it's really very sturdy. The resistance of the cell phone clamp struck me: it holds the phone well without giving me the impression that it is about to slip. And the 360° ball head is comfortable: I can orient the device in any position with a single gesture. The editing is simple and the ability to adjust the height between 37 and 102 cm makes it suitable for both video shooting and streaming from my desktop. Having said that, I notice some small limitations: some elements are made of plastic and, although well finished, it makes me think that over time it could show signs of sagging if used often. At the moment I don't notice any other problems, but having to evaluate any long-term effects (such as wear or loosening) takes time: I have been using it for a short time, so I prefer to wait before drawing conclusions. If an update is available after a few months, I will be happy to insert it. Overall, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a solid, versatile, and well-priced mount, as long as you're aware that it's not a professional product. For everyday or amateur use, I think it's a smart and practical choice.” I hope I was useful to you

As an image professional, I am always looking for reliable supports for my filming and preparations. This model signed by K&F Concept immediately inspired confidence in me. Received in a simple but neat and eco-responsible cardboard packaging, it arrives with all the accessories necessary to attach a camera as well as a smartphone. The quality of the materials is there: once the clip is attached to the desk, nothing moves, even with a heavy DSLR equipped with an impressive lens. The height of the column is easy to adjust and does not drop by one millimeter when tightened. The ball joint supplied is compact and sufficient for most uses, although for very fluid movements, I will sometimes opt for a higher-end ball joint. For desktop-height videos, streaming, or stable indoor shooting, this stand is really well designed. It is a serious product, with a very interesting quality-price ratio. In summary: ✅ Positive points: ✔️ Impeccable stability, even with a heavy SLR ✔️ Solid materials and a secure feeling ✔️ Adjustable height that stays in place ✔️ Clamp that does not slip and attaches securely ✔️ Compact and versatile ❌ Points to consider: ❌ Basic ball joint (but easily replaceable for greater fluidity)

What stood out was this camera desk mount reduces amount of space it takes up around desks making it a neat way of fitting cameras in home offices. Whether its streaming or photography the mount can fit a mid range DSLR under 1.5 kilos of load capacity. Table clamp does tighten well using a rotating knob underneath but can feel somewhat lacking ergonomics. It grasps firmly on desks and has a couple silicon rubber pads to protect tabletops from scuffing and has noticeable heft to the design. Rod itself is an aluminum adjustable pole which extends from around 40cm to 90cm in height as measured from the C clamp. Thoughtfully this camera desk clamp has an included set of both 1/4" adapters to fit studio gear and ball mount which lets me flexibly position camera angle. Despite being vertically adjustable in height, rod structure is fixed and simply put it can't be pulled forward to adjust camera angle horizontally. The ball mount rotates fluidly but relies on a traditional thumb knob to fasten and can be cumbersome to tighten for mounting larger DSLR cameras. Its a neat kit which can handle studio gear or for streaming setups keeping desktops clean and minimalist. Clamp is heavy duty and tightens well but feels better suited to solid wood tabletops and the included bracket for mounting devices felt rather flimsy being spring loaded and on lightweight side when expanded.

This desk stand with removable ball joint has a sturdy look and is sturdy. The set is made of metal and aluminum. It comes with multiple adapters. Once properly seated, it does not move at all. It is an interesting product for filming, photography, or fixing a lamp or smartphone. Once all the elements are securely tightened, the set remains perfectly stable. The height is adjustable up to 1 meter and a minimum of around 50 cm. Qualities that make it a serious support, well above what I could see in this range. It is compatible with numerous possible configurations. The fixing clip is itself screwed on using a large and very solid shaft. Frankly, I recommend it!

This desk stand is already cheap and after installation it does not move at all when tightened, the quality of the materials is frankly good, because we are talking about something under 40 euros.

The rod that can be extended is screwed onto the base attached to the desk, the quality of the screws is good too and it should not be easily bent. The kneecap is not bad either and I have seen much worse for much more.
The phone holder is however basic, clearly, it's a bonus and even if it does the job, I saw better.

Now in use, I have not encountered any problem with a light, well, it is light so it will not twist or anything, with a Lumix S5IIX and its cage, we are clearly on a much higher weight and if your support is fully deployed clearly it will shake without being so unstable.

In conclusion, for the price and for putting light things in it, absolutely no problem, it's a good value for money.

Works great and I was focused on the stands, so I felt like I got some extra goodies when I opened the box. I’ve really enjoyed the couple of KF concept items I’ve purchased lately.

I bought a Sony A7 to use for meetings and it was solid and supported properly