Store your mouse in a safe space with the Ergotron Mouse Holder. With an adhesive backing, you can easily stick this mouse holder on multiple surfaces such as walls, desks, and more. Your mouse slides seamlessly into the holding clips and offers easy removal when needed.

Adhesive Backing    Clips Hold Mouse in Place    Easy Removal

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this be used to hold a circular reflector horizontally, to create an overhead white surface for bounce flash? (like a white ceiling)

A: Yes it can hold a reflector horizontally. If you look at the magnified image of it you'll see that the two clips that hold the reflector are adjusted with a thumb turn screw. This allows the clips to not only slide along the arm but also rotate 360 degrees around the arm as well. So they can be turned horizontally. Or in any orientation to the arm.Just be aware you may need to add a bit of weight to help counter balance the arm for safety. As well as a sand bag for the light stand. Hope this helps.

Q: 2. Can this be centered mounted instead of used as a boom?

A: Yes. Arrangement is all up to the end-user using the item.

Q: 3. is there anything at the very tip of the boom? Like a 1/4 20 or 5/8? Or can you attach a light stand spigot so you can attach other pieces of equipment?

A: I threaded the end with an inexpensive 3/8 -16 hex die, which only requires a wrench to turn it to cut the threads. The post is just a hair too small in diameter for a true 3/8 thread, but it holds onto a 3/8 mic attachment just fine.

Q: 4. Hello; I just received this product today and have a question about how to attach a speed light style flash. The package include a small brass internally threaded adapter of some sort, but I'm not sure how to attach it nor can I find any instructions. Can you explain what I need to do?Thank you.

A: I think/hope I have the solution. I ordered an adapter directly from Manfrotto which I think was made to convert a 3/8" stud, which is what the tip of this arm is, to a 5/8" stud and 3/8" threaded male combo. When it arrives, I'll be able to ascertain if I solved this problem. The adapter I found seems to be the only well-fitting solution. We'll see. I do disagree with others who think the arm won't support the weight of a flash.

Q: 5. How long is this at it's maximum?

A: about 68 . give or take an inch.

Q: 6. Could these reflector hang from an extra tripod with a clip of sorts?

A: Yes.

Q: 7. Does this lens holder have a 1/4 20 female on the underside for support with 15/19mm rails?

A: The Canon LH-E1 Lens Holder has a standard 1/4" 20 female thread at the base.

Q: 8. will this hold the 42x70 oval reflector in a vertical position?

A: I don't think so, the specs say up to 60. I think 70 would be too big for one reflector holder like this.

Q: 9. What is this thing and how is it used?

A: The Canon LH-E1 Lens Holder is designed to hold the Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8 L IS USM Z Lens (Canon RF) in a rig system.

Q: 10. Can this hold a reflector in a manner that the reflector is inclined or angled? (ex. facing downwards at a certain degree)

A: I have been able to angle a reflector on this. I used the clips to clip on to the reflector and rotated the clips on the bar to achieve my angle wanted.