Expand your mounting options with this Smartphone Mount with Super Clamp & Mini Magic Arm from CAMVATE. The super clamp can be manually tightened onto flat surfaces and posts from 0.5 to 2.5" in size, such as table edges or lighting stands. Its anti-slip rubber pads help to give it a secure grip onto whatever you attach it to. Permanently attached to the super clamp is a mini magic arm, with two ball heads that each offer 90° of tilt and 360° of rotation. The phone holder attaches to one of the arms via a 1/4"-20 connector, and can accommodate 2.2 to 3.3" wide devices. With its 180° tilt design, you can choose to shoot in portrait or landscape formats.

For 2.2 to 3.3" Wide Phones    Super Clamp Attaches to Surfaces & Posts    Clamp Opens up to 2.5"    Mini Magic Arm with Dual Ball Heads    Ball Heads Rotate 360°/Tilt 90°    Ball Heads Can Lock Into Place    Holder Can Tilt up to 180°    Cold Shoe on Phone Holder    2 x 1/4" & 1 x 3/8" Mounts on Clamp    Rubber Padding on Holder & Clamp

As the phone clamp attaches to the arm via a 1/4"-20 connection, it can be removed in favor of other option accessories, such as an LED light or external microphone.

• Cold shoe on phone holder for an optional accessory
• Mini magic arm adjustments can be tightened into place
• Two 1/4" and one 3/8" mounting holes on the super clamp for optional accessories
• Phone holder opens easily via a push button mechanism

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this to mount the Marshall Electronics CV420-30X-IP Zoom Block UHD 4K IP Camera with HDMI 2.0 & PoE on a ceiling or on a wall?

A: It is physically possible. However we feel you might want to invest in a more robust solution for a camera. The Impact 2 Section Double Articulated Arm without Camera Bracket, BH #IMBHE117, with a larger clamp would be a better idea, BH #IMCC106R. https://bhpho.to/321jDyH https://bhpho.to/381HFNy

Q: 2. can this be used to hold a 7 exterbal monitor and attached to a tripod using the super clamp?

A: NO! It can't really hold anything heavier than a GoPro Camera.

Q: 3. Do I need a female 1/4 -20 to Male 3/8 adapter to connect this to a Manfrotto 175 spring clamp or 175F Justin clamp and the other end to a super clamp?

A: The non hex stud end will fit in a Justin clamp. But it is recommended to use a super clamp. The 5/8 hex stud end will secure much more and can handle more weight than a Justin clamp.

Q: 4. Can I use this kit on a Ronin-M without extra accessories? thanks

A: Yes, you could use this kit to clamp a monitor or accessory on to the Ronin-M. It includes both the arm and clamp, you would not require anything else. You could also look in to the GyroVu 7 Articulated Arm Monitor Mount for DJI Ronin-M. This has a mount designed specifically for the Ronin-M's 25mm top rail bar.

Q: 5. Can this hold a Manfrotto Lumie when attached via the easylink on the Manfrotto 190 tripods? are any additional spigots required or are any included with this product?

A: You can attach a Manfrotto Lumimuse LED panel to the 1/4 threading on the end of the 237 Flex Arm. The female hex end of the arm would attach to an Easy Link socket using the Manfrotto 3/8 + 3/8 Adapter Spigot B&H # MA125. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 6. Does it fit Iphone Xs?

A: Yes it will fit an iPhone XS.

Q: 7. Can the phone be positioned vertically with this mount?

A: The Manfrotto PIXI Smart Mini Tripod with Universal Smartphone Clamp, B&H # MAPIXICLAMPB, only supports holding the smartphone in the landscape position; it does not support the portrait position.

Q: 8. What is the maximum weight capacity?

A: The maximum load capacity of the Impact 6" Extension Arm with Spigot for Super Clamp is listed as 8 lb (3.6 kg).

Q: 9. Will this support an iPad Pro? It weighs 1.57 lbs.

A: I dont have an iPad Pro but I will say it will. I it will hold a large flash and battery pack. You just have to make sure that it does not turn. If you screw it in just make sure its tight.

Q: 10. How much weight can this arm hold?

A: I use a gopro on mine on a road motorbike and it jiggles a little bit. on something stationary I'd put a pound on it, not a ton more.