[90°] i bought one, loved its usefulness and build quality that I now own four of these...  I like having a compact yet useful dslr video rig and these little arms are awesome for mounting lights, wireless receivers, mics, monitors or just about anything; the best 3 of mounting hardware you can get

[Metal] very good I love it

[Metal] I work in a pretty small market so most of the gear I have on set with me is whatever I can fit in the back of my SUV. My old, cheap, glow 8x8 butterfly frame, while compact, was falling apart (after very little use tbh) so I wanted to get something that would last forever. This corner set fits the bill and gives me the flexibility to make my frame whatever size I need, as long as I have the square tubing required. It keeps your frame kit well-contained (as long as you have the space) and takes no time to set up.

[Metal] I've been using this keyboard since they came out from logitech. These are the only keyboard mouse combo i use.

[90°] The primary quality I'm looking for in a mini-arm like this is something that is solidly built and won't fail at an inopportune moment, spilling expensive equipment on the ground in front of a client.




This Axler arm is nothing fancy but it does the trick. It locks down tight and feels like it's built to last. Made of metal, not plastic.

[Metal] The people at B&H are just amazing. They took the time to make sure everything worked before I left the counter. They pulled my camera off a shelf and fit the piece. I love B&H :)

[Metal] These have great battery life and also takes AA batteries. I've used them through a Retevis RT97 GMRS repeater (antenna height at 15 feet due to limitations). Through the repeater, I was able to get about 5.5 miles from elevated rural terrain and a strong, clear copy while driving around this small town. (if you don't know what a repeater is, look it up as this type of radio setup is not the same as a simple direct radio to radio communication). As far as simple direct radio to radio performance, the terrain and buildings greatly affect range. In my small town, I was able to get a clear copy up to 0.6 miles in High Power setting. That's about the average range when using this type of radio within city limits. When I drove up to slightly elevated terrain towards the outer city limits, where little to no obstructions were present, I got about 3 miles with some noise but still readable signal. Overall, a solid little GMRS radio and definitely recommend it if you need a repeater-capable radio that takes AA batteries.

[Metal] Nice product. Fits my MacBook Pro perfectly. I already had a case for my laptop, but wanted another one so that I could fit my MacBook Pro inside my new rolling camera bag. Does the job and fits my laptop like a second skin. It is very thin, however, so you will probably want to place this skin with laptop inside another bag for added protection.

[90°] The purchase and the timing worked out perfectly thank you

[Metal] I've had the GXT1000 for 8 years and have enjoyed it. One thing that has been missing is repeater capability and a nice lithium battery. Well the GXT3000 delivers on that! I've been using this radio for two days and it still has battery life. I love the fact it has USB-C charging so I can charge it like a cell phone. I didnt think I would care for the flashlight until I dropped my keys under my seat. Used the flashlight to find them in a jiffy.