[Rubber, Steel] I bought this product hoping that I could replace my wobbly broken tripod from my DSLR.

Let me tell you, the multi mount was sturdy, easy to use & perfect for the job. My camera now sits at the perfect height and doesn't even move a millimeter.

[2.975 lb] As a content creator, having a top quality camera is a must. The issue is how to you mount a DSLR so it's stable, yet adjustable. That's where the Multi Mount comes in. It holds my camera securely and allows for positioning just exactly how I want it. Adding the additional adjustment pieces, you can position this mount in just about any position.

[2.975 lb] This is a very well built desk mount. This is the 2nd one I've bought. Especially for the price (~$40), it's very well built, and feels good to use



The twist-lock of the extension is great. extending/retracting feels
very smooth, and the lock holds securely.

The ball joint at the end of this is the best ball joint I've ever used on any product. They're also coincidentally the same joints used on some of proclipusa's phone mounts.

[Rubber, Steel] This is the best option for your overhead setup, either lights or cameras pairing up this with the ballhead arms will be the best way to record overhead shots.
Also using the heavy base is recomended to make your setup way more flexible .

[2.975 lb] I got this stand for the reason of attaching the teleprompter, and also for the crank ratchet, since my space is super cramped with my cable management on the back of the desk. So, this works great! It's sold built and once installed is stable. You have to get into a rhythm when doing the ratchet otherwise it would take an eternity, or like an hour getting it to become tight, if you only have space of about 25% of ratcheting space. My cable management is a tight 4u metal box with a 1u of space to slide this into and then must be ratcheted into space. But it works, just had to get into a momentum in ratcheting the tightening system.
The ball on top is limited to only moving two ways, unless you spin it, and is a plastic, so it could be better. But it's a solid choice with mounting to the desk with a teleprompter on top and once ratcheted into position is tight and sturdy. A definite recommend if you have a really tight spot to get this into.

[Rubber, Steel] You wouldn't think it, but this is actually one of my favourite bits of Elgato kit, the multi mount is amazing for those of you that want your setup to fit around you rather than you fitting around it. I have 2 setups in my studio that use the Multi Mount system. The first is my main camera that also has an offshoot that keeps my teleprompter fixed in front of the camera so I'm always ready to record YouTube videos, the second is a mount for my mobile device that I use to create shorts, take portrait photos or do mobile streaming from, I sometimes even use it as an additional chat for when I'm doing unboxings too. Incredibly easy to set up & even easier to tweak your setup when needed.

[2] Elgato has mastered desktop mount. It is as solid as if it were screwed into my desk. I am really happy with it. They have been hard to find due to WFH I got my hands on one, and quickly found I wanted 2 more. After failing to find any in stock, I tried to find an alternate with really no luck. c-clamps with monopod poles, extension tubes, all work far less well. Holds my DSLR and heavy lends perfectly well.

[2] I own 2 of these bad boys and they rock for holding lights, my camera and more! Hope there are more in stock soon! I need 4 more!

[2.975 lb] Finally able to functionally mount a DSLR camera behind my desk. I have little free space behind my desk and mounting my Canon 80D on a tripod proved cumbersome to set up and make adjustments on the fly. I was resigned to continue using my Logitech C920 for my streams. With the multi-mount I can securely attach a high-quality camera securely in tight spaces to my desk, and easily adjust the camera height and angle via the mounting ball head. Streams and content creation setup is a breeze now.

[2] I have the Elgato Key Light Air which, unfortuantely, comes on a large stand that took up a lot of desk space. I moved the lights to these mounts and now have a good 2 feet of desk space back. Very well made and get the job done.