It turned out that I bought the version with a cold shoe. In fact, the version with a 1/4 screw would have been better for me. However, when I received the product, I realized that when you unscrew the cold shoe, you get a 1/4 screw — exactly what I actually need.

So I started disassembling. I'm a big, grown and strong man, but it took me so much effort that I was really surprised. The screw was coated with a special adhesive and was virtually indissolubly connected to the nut.
After applying a great deal of effort, I finally managed to loosen the screw.

I'm writing this because I've read in some reviews that parts of other buyers have supposedly come out of their own accord. If this happened to you, then either you had a faulty product or the manufacturer has now converted the materials to ultra-strong components.
At the moment, it is virtually impossible to solve anything — everything is bomb-tight! I can therefore only recommend the product.

The only downside — but that's my personal case: The device weighs 100 grams + the monitor also weighs decent.
When I attached the whole thing to my Zhiyun Weebill 2, the gimbal immediately complained because the entire construction had shifted the weight to the right. But that is not the fault of the manufacturer. There is simply too much weight on one side.

I then played a bit with the tilt angle to compensate for the weight shift, and now the problem with the gimbal warnings rarely occurs.