[Aluminum, Steel] i bought this to replace some less expensive articulating arms (which were okay, but wouldn't hold the weight well, would often spin loose, etc.). i got one to hold my Blackmagic Video Assist and another to hold my Zoom H6, everything on board my shoulder rig for my BMPCC 6K. one man studio. i combined these with the Zhiyun-Tech TransMount Quick Setup Adapter quick-release mechanism for quick gear swaps.

[0.605 lb] I'm using the Camvate 11-inch articulating arm to hold a Logitech Brio webcam straight down over my Roland keyboard workstation (music.) I needed something secure enough and that would let me orient the camera from the perspective of the person playing the keyboard. I attached the articulating arm with a super clamp to the equivalent or an overhead shelf. For something lightweight like the Brio webcam, it worked like a charm. I did not use the cold shoe mount or the connector that came with the articulating arm, so I cannot comment on those. So far so good, I like it. Btw, it is little, just in case you were wondering.

[1/4"-20 Male ] A 7 Elvid on camera monitor I bought had a ball head that did not fit my camera hot (cold) shoe. This arm was recommended for use with both the monitor and for a camera skate I purchased earlier. Two allow me to monitor the image the video camera is seeing from about 7' closer to the subject than to the camera.

[3] This thing is surprisingly heavy-duty for the price (and heavy)

[0.605 lb] I have no complains about this product...it even accents my rig. Great price too....recommend.

[1/4"-20 Male ] the Pearstone articulating arm has multiple fasteners and holds a tight grip. This is my second one.

[1/4"-20 Male ] This articulating arm is well worth the price! It's so much stronger and more dependable than your standard articulating arm. Even the Pearstone arm can not compete with this. Since you are griping the arm on your rail rod system instead of screwing it on there is no chance of your monitor or led light coming loose. You can also remove both ends and have a standard baby pin articulating arm to rig whatever you want! The center joint uses teeth to prevent it from bending when tightened. Solid product!

[3] Works as well arms costing much more. Great construction.

[1/4"-20 Male ] Good articulating arm. I use it to mount my Freewell monitor to the cold shoe.

[0.605 lb] We just got 2 to use for monitor mounts for our new Shinobi 7's and they're rock solid. It definitely can hold way more weight than these monitors. Also, having rod mount locks makes changing locations on a rig much faster. Only thing is I wish the baseplate had a 1/4 20 thread so you could leave the monitor mount on all the time for different configurations without the arms. 5/5