MamaWin Lightweight Mini Webcam Tripod for Smartphone, Logitech Webcam C920 C922 Small Camera Desk Tripod Mount Cell Phone Holder Table Stand (Black)

Perfect for anyone needing a portable and stable setup. Despite its small size, it feels sturdy and holds my webcam securely without wobbling. It’s lightweight and easy to carry, making it ideal for travel or quick setups at home or the office. The adjustable height and angle are a nice touch for getting the perfect shot. Great quality at a very reasonable price , highly recommended!

This little tripod has been a lifesaver for me during meetings when I can't use my laptop. It’s the perfect alternative for keeping my phone steady, allowing me to jump into video calls hands-free without worrying about awkward angles. The compact, lightweight design makes it easy to carry around, and the 360-degree ball head adjustment means I can quickly set it up at just the right angle, even in tight spaces. I appreciate how sturdy it is despite its small size, providing a stable base for my phone during long meetings. If you’re someone who frequently takes calls away from your desk, this tripod is a great, reliable option.

First of all, let's be clear that this is not a high-end tripod. It's very lightweight and the legs do not lock in place, nor do they hold a lot of weight. That being said, it has a universal threaded base that works with my Microsoft Lifecam. It also folds up very compactly and fits easily into a laptop bag. My one complaint is that it's very short for a camera tripod. Unless you somehow elevate it, you are going to be looking down into the camera. Not bad overall; not great either.

I'd bought this for my webcam to do streaming two years ago, but my camera was able to rest on my monitor just fine without. Instead, I used the phone gripper to mount my phone to my bike handlebars on another base and that worked pretty well. the casing DID fracture, but in its defense, I ride hard and my phone is in an otterbox, so it kinda had to work harder than it was likely meant to. I ended up giving the setup to a friend and they use it to talk with their family hands free on video calls and it works great for their purposes. Still going two years later, so I can't complain!

Mixed review. Bought it for use with the C270HD Webcam and it does not work. The C270 is mentioned in the product description ("Tripod with Standard 1/4” screw is perfect for webcam. For example: Logitech webcam C920: B006JH8T3S Logitech webcam C270") but it does not work with that webcam. There is no way to attach it to the tripod at all. It does work well for the cell phone, though. It would be nice if it had rubber feet instead of super slippery plastic ones. There is little point of having a tripod if it slides all over the table. It's super lightweight so the slightest bump and it goes skiing. Nice idea. Doesn't work for my original purchase reason. But I do like it for the cell phone.

The unit looks good, I gave it 4 stars only because I haven't used it that much yet for sturdiness and stability but sofar it's been working fine. 😏I did notice that the legs get a little loose so you need a tiny screwdriver to tighten up the little screws that holds the legs together to base. I will update later after my RV camp out next month - Nov 2021.. Note: yes I have other ones but I needed a solid legs and this even came with extensions on the legs and good price for what it is😊👍

For a Logitech C922X this stand works perfectly for a stable tripod after a bit of finding where to balance the legs to the weight of the camera. (Honestly the cord causes more buggery than the stand or camera itself does, but if you manage this well, the cable can improve stability.) Pro: -Easy to put the camera onto this mount. -Has stayed exactly where I left it after getting it set up. -Easy to adjust the height as needed -Easy to put away for moving if needed. Con: -Does not extend as high as I might like it to (stable at 8.5 inches) However Another inch or two would be good. -How light it is works against it. Some weight in the legs (or triangular pads around the feet) would make for very stable pivot without more fidgeting with spacing. But nothing that can't be overlooked once set up.

This is the worst tripod I've ever used. The legs don't adjust very well. This is too short and flimsy to support a good webcam, causing the whole thing to tip over repeatedly while I was filming a video assignment. I had to use it for a college course I was taking until I could find a suitable replacement. I ended up throwing this away because I couldn't return it within the return window.