Yet another product from K&F that’s well made with high quality materials and works! I have a larger version, but wanted something smaller to toss in my bag. This is small but the performance still delivers. I’ve been liking using this with a clamp for my smaller camera or with a magnetic mount for my phone.

I've only used this tool once on an actual video shoot. The rest of the time I've had it on my desk where I do my video editing, and it's become my new favorite desktop fidget toy.

It's small, compact, feels really good in my hands, and does a simple job elegantly ... which is connecting two things together at adjustable angles. I couldn't be happier. I'm almost hesitant to put it back in my camera case because it's so much fun to play with during zoom meetings. Smooth movement, but also tight locking. And the tightening knob is crafted to fit your fingers (especially if you're right handed).

– All metal parts, except for the rubber pads on the screw ends for secure connection.
– Nice heft in the hand and feels solid and durable, without being too weighty
– Attractive branded black and orange metal design
– Smooth movement when loose, but easily locks tightly with very little effort. I have other pieces like this that feel like they might break or lock into place if I tighten them too far. This one has more of a gradual tighten so it's not on or off, but still feels very secure.

I've also recently ordered a set of video/photographic lens filters (ND + polarizer + 1/4-black mist) from K&F, and this company is quickly becoming one of my preferred vendors for video gear. I like the quality of their items and their very reasonable pricing.

This little magic arm is well made. It locks tightly in place when you tighten the lever. The 1/4-20 threaded screws on each end allow it to be used in various ways. I've been using it to attach a small light to the top of a Sandmarc Creator Grip. This gives me the flexibility to aim the light in various directions (useful for closeups and such).

This is a small device and you really do need two hands to adjust it - one hand to unlock/lock and the other to position it how you want it.

One of my most used/favorite accessories. I know the double male ends is strange for most, it was perfect for my application. It's built very well, mostly metal. While the adjustment know initially seemed disproportionately large, I found that functionally, it's a much appreciated designed.

Superb value and excellent for my use case!

A "magic arm" like this one from K&F Concept is an incredibly useful little gadget for anyone building a video rig. It's a small but sturdy aluminum arm that's super flexible. You can use it to mount a small monitor, a microphone, or an LED light onto your camera cage or tripod.

The magic comes from the "dual ball heads" – both ends can swivel 360 degrees and tilt in any direction. When you get your gear positioned exactly right, you just tighten a single knob in the middle and everything locks firmly in place. It’s a must-have for getting those perfect, custom camera setups.

This object helps stick things to my camera and it keeps them grounded to the camera with its high quality metals. I attach a light on the other end and it reaches far so it keeps things lit around me. I like the weight since it's pretty light but it's not low quality. The metals are nice and durable and they won't be wearing down anytime soon. It holds my phone securely and I don't feel it loose or anything like that. It is sturdy and it functions well for what I need it for. It's also versatile because it can be used for multiple things not just for a phone or a light. It can even carry a microphone if you need it to. I highly recommend this product, it's very useful and high quality.

This dual ball heads 'magic arm' by KF Concepts has a better feel and mechanism of other similar products I have tried in the past. The ball joints work smoothly and securely allowing me to have real control on video shoots.
The feel of the mount is smooth and lightweight aluminum which exudes quality. The single knob to lock everything in is a great feature. Recommend.

I really like nearly all K&F products. For this small magic arm setup I really like the shape and size of the screw for it. I have another by a brand I really like also, but by far if I only need one I am grabbing this only due to the screw. They both hold well, but the longer side on the screw makes it real quick and easy to adjust. The other has the typically knob that is the same size on both ends, but this being longer makes it easy to get some extra force quickly with minimal effort to loosen and tighten.

The K&F Concept Dual Ball Heads Magic Arm is a compact and versatile mounting tool that quickly became a staple in my gear kit. Made from durable aluminum alloy, this mini articulating arm feels solid in hand yet remains lightweight enough for portability.

Equipped with 1/4"-20 threaded screws on both ends, it easily attaches to a wide range of equipment - DSLRs, action cams, monitors, LED lights, flashes, cages, and microphones. It’s a flexible solution for photographers and videographers who need fast, adjustable support for accessories.

The dual 360° swivel ball heads provide exceptional maneuverability, allowing for nearly any positioning angle. You can rotate and tilt freely, making it simple to fine-tune your framing or lighting setup. Whether you're working on a tripod, camera rig, or lighting stand, this arm adapts smoothly to different mounting needs.

Additionally, the wing-style central knob rotates 180° inside recessed grooves, locking both ball heads firmly in place once adjusted. It’s a smart, low-profile design that gives you maximum stability without adding bulk.

This mini magic arm might be small in size, but it delivers big on functionality. Whether in a studio or on the go, it’s a dependable and precise mounting accessory that adds flexibility to any shooting setup.

Got it to use my Insta360 camera as a webcam, by the time I figured out a decent mount I needed a device like this to get it situated correctly and this mount arm worked perfectly. I can see tons of uses for this too. As a test I mounted the Fuji XT3 on this arm and it held up fine, this was a stationary mount though not a moving vehicle or anything like that. I also only had a small 27mm lens attached.
I like it and would go with this one again if I needed to.