Computer Desk Facing Window

Because of the way my M1 iMac is places on my computer desk, getting to the rear-facing USB ports is a major pain. No longer... This is the accessory that one wonders why it didn't exist before. If I could give it more than 5 stars, I would.

I use these for car dialog scenes. Either in the car attached to the window facing the driver, or on the hood facing the front window. Holds my 7d firmly with whatever lens I use an I'm never really worried about it failing. One thing is that you have to figure out exactly how to place the legs through trial and error because even though it won't fall off the hood or window, if you place the legs wrong, the camera will droop down and you'll lose your shot. Set up the legs right and it'll work for days. Love this piece.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm in love I set up my camera in the window facing my front porch. I feel safe that I can check who's coming and going when I'm home or not home. very easy set up. and the app who's great. I would highly recommend

I wanted this for a NanoStation Loco. It wasn't really clear if this model was supported. Turns out that it is, with a little bit of thought. The NanoStation's shown in all the literature and ads is the taller, thinner version, with two bracket mount on the back. The Loco is shorter and fatter and has only one mounting bracket right in the center. Out of the box, this works fine for a wall (or window) mount where the device is facing away from the mount. However, if you want to use it to mount the device inside a window, that is, facing the mount, the loco won't quite fit. It slides down and hits the arm before the mounting clip is fully seated. However, if you remove the two finger-nuts/bolts holding the two sections and re-assemble reversed, this leaves more space above arm and everything fits perfectly. The mount works just as well.

Just clip them on our phone or computer with lights facing you and your are set to go. easy to charge Quick source of light.

Facing a dilemma: What to do with my soundbar that was no longer needed for my tv? With this particular cable I was able to repurpose my soundbar and connect it my desktop computer. This resulted in a profound upgrade to my computer's audio. Thanks B&H!!! I couldn't have done it without you.

I searched for a specific size touch screen monitor as found this one. I was not familiar with the brand but while searching I found that viewsonic had the best ratings 2 of the past 3 years. It did come with minimal instructions in the box but B&H photo had some better instructions to download. So here is a couple of helpfull . Turn your computer off, plug in the included hdmi cable( connection under left cover panel at the underside topwhen facing the rear of monitor), plug in the included cord for the touch screen ( left side panel when facing rear of monitor. Plug in the included power cord. IMPORTANT: turn monitor on first and then turn on the computer. I had no issues on start up. This is used with a windows 10 system. This is a great product ,no issues. B&H also had the best price of anywhere I searched

My Brio 500 is amazing! I have a window adjacent to my desk. Regardless of the sun’s brightness or angle, the Brio 500 is able to process the scene, balance the lighting, and provide an excellent view of me. It also automatically centers on me and adjusts the zoom, which is great when I fidget during meetings.

for this price, this monitor is perfect. as you can see, my desk is infront of a window. i was hoping to find an inexpensive monitor that would be bright enough for me to work with the blinds open, and this is definitely the one. i will be buying more in the future for when i get a bigger space.

So dark I thought my screen was off once when I viewed it from the side. Desk is in front of a window so it does have a glare, probably better without the sun blazing.