MT-88 Overhead Camera Mount Desk Stand Phone Holder for Video Recording, Horizontal/Vertical Switching, Aluminum 4-Sections Light Stand for DSLR, Cameras, Phones, Lights, Max Load 13.23Ibs

I bought this to scan 35mm film negatives. It’s built well, can support my camera and Macro lens and is adjustable. It clamps to my IKEA table and there’s no way it’s falling over. This is the third kind of stand I bought. One is $900 (returned) another was $160 (returned) and thus was around $39…a keeper. Will probably get another. Oh…it’s very portable. Plus it comes with a few adapters. You could easily use two of these as lighting stands on a table or something else as it can handle some weight.

As an avid gamer and streamer, I was searching for a reliable overhead mount to capture top-down shots of my gameplay and setups. The Jusmo MT-88 Overhead Camera Mount Desk Stand has been a game-changer!Sturdy and Adjustable Design: The build quality is impressive, providing a stable platform for my camera. The adjustable arm allows for precise positioning, ensuring I get the perfect angle for my streams.Versatility: Whether I'm recording unboxings, tutorials, or live gameplay, this mount handles it all. It's compatible with various devices, including smartphones and cameras, making it a versatile addition to my setup.Easy Setup: Attaching it to my desk was straightforward, and the clamp holds securely without causing any damage. The sleek design doesn't take up much space, keeping my gaming area clutter-free.If you're into streaming or need an overhead mount for online gameplay recording, the Jusmo MT-88 is a fantastic choice. It has enhanced the quality of my content, and I couldn't be happier with this purchase!

Bought one originally to record videos. Worked perfectly so I bought another to have on location. Got a lot of compliments on this. Would recommend a stronger attachment for a dslr as mine is very heavy.

This makes a nice copy stand for when you do not want to lug around a full size copy stand to a school, library, archive, etc.When using the boom extended I would recommend a smaller camera like a compact mirrorless like a Nikon Z30 or something of a similar size. The other end of the boom has a 3/8-16" threaded hole and you can screw in an eye-bolt to hang off a counterbalance.It comes with a small ball head but I would recommend a better one from Ulanzi or SmallRig. I used an Arca-Swiss type clamp to fit my L-Plate on my camera.One reviewer noted that the clamp would not turn, you just have to muscle it a bit back and forth to work it free. The clamp works good but do not tighten it down too hard as you will probably bend the bracket.The upper column was a little hard to stow because the telescoping columns are air tight so I just drilled out some small vent holes.This is a good value for the money for someone who occasionally needs something like this for copy work.If you are going to be shooting a lot of videos overhead, there's probably better (and expensive) options out there.

This mount is the best and I have tried a number of them. First of all it is very stout and wonderfully stable. I mount a rather heavy teleprompter with a Canon M50 Mark ii onto this mount and it holds it steady on. I had been using a more flimsy arm, and while it was good it was no where near the steady ability of this thing it is so great. Also the way you can rotate it is without a doubt the best since there are times when I want to rotate it to get to the back side of the camera to make adjustments or to change the lens. I am more than happy with it. Great Job.

I'm extremely impressed. I've worked with a few high-end tripods and this has a fluid head feel. Smooth and Sturdy. Well built. Wow. Just Wow!!!

Works exactly as it should.

These are very sturdy and well made but the mounts are absolutely massive - over 5 inches deep. This really limits where they can be used and I don’t know anyone who needs to mount on something 4 inches thick. Make a shallower mount and it’s 5 stars. Other than that it’s very sturdy and easy to use.