Magic Bullet Blender Weight

This thing is bullet proof. It can take lots of weight I sit on it to show it off to my associates.

Seems bullet proof. I like it.

I never fully could understand what the 'magic' is about a shoulder rig. Its about weight distribution. Ta da. So in filming documentary work..I have a heavy video rig. I recently upgraded to a cinema camera, a RED rig. It is not light..loaded down with Tilta electronic focus system, Vlock battery, cage, monitor, etc. Although not 'designed' for this..I can with a simple twist extend the monopod quickly..snap the rig onto the monopod via the Kessler Quik plate...and rest the cinema camera's weight and create smooth handheld shouts with a prime lens for long periods of time. Love this monopod!

I got this for use with a Ronin S and a black magic 6k. It works but you need to get a counter weight also, or at least I did because of the weight of a canon cine lens. I have balanced a black magic 4K with micro 4/3 lens with the standard plate and no counter weight.

It seems small and lightweight but the 244 Magic Arm can carry weight. We use it primarily to hold remotes for sports, e.g.. backboard camera. Make sure to always use safety cables as extra security.

Very sturdy and puts my monitor where I want it. I have been using a magic arm for a while and that's ok but it's heavy, bulky, and doesn't allow for a tilt-swivel mount without even more weight. This puts my monitor up front where I want it and adds minimal weight and bulk. Very glad I purchased.

I really like the Apple Magic Keyboard for my use and purposes. The weight of the keyboard is more substantial than I had been led to believe, which is nice. It instantly connects to my Macbook Pro vie bluetooth, and the internal battery lasts quite a long while (after two weeks it still had over 50% of power left). I'm used to only using the keyboard on my Macbook Pro, so the Magic Keyboard is a very familiar piece of hardware for me.

These wonderful lights are magic. The are so compact and beautifully designed. They punch way above their weight. I can't recommend them enough. Yes to anything from Rotoligh!!!

I just got the variable friction Magic Arm after having used the old locking lever version for many years. The old design is great, but I find the new design to be even more useful. You no longer have to support the entire weight of the payload (with one hand) when adjusting the Magic Arm position. The friction allows the Magic Arm to support part of that weight for you. The downside of the new design is it takes a little longer to tighten the joint because you have to twist the knob two or three times. To me that's a minor issue.

If you got a Q2, you'll want to bite the bullet & get this case, too...