MOKOSE Webcam Stand, Stands Bent 360 Degrees for Mounting on a Monitor or Laptop Mount with 1/4" Thread

Good product. A bit "light" for my purpose - I purchased it to use with my Logitech BRIO of the first generation, which is quite a heavy camera for this "light" mount, but somehow it could be fixed even with the Logitech BRIO; but with any lighter webcam it will certainly work perfect. The only thing I don't like is that you can't turn your camera lef-right when it is screwed to this mount the only flexibility allowed to move the camera up and down, meaning you will have to turn your notebook to achieve the right horizontal positioning. Otherwise, it is very good.

I attached my Litra Glow to this for a monitor mount and it's great! The Litra doesn't come with a great mount if your monitor has a hump on the back (i.e. not super thin). This works well. The Litra is top heavy...so it'll tip over front-wise if you angle the light too far forward. Otherwise, it's perfect.Build quality is good, it's flexible, and a smart little design. Decent value for the money.

Cannot hold the weight of a very light brio 4k camera and a ring knockoff light. Ring light has a thread that the webcam screws into and the ring light has a stand with a spot for a 1/4 thread where this mount went, and it just wouldn't support the weight, and the stand doesn't hold its shape. Was looking at other reviews that said to add tape and yeah, I can't do that with a $900 monitor since I just redid my setup to be a clean setup with no mess. The stand itself is not strong whatsoever and the screw goes all the way through when tightened all the way. It looked to be exactly what I needed but was just made too cheap for what I needed. Ended up needing a more expensive clamping stand for my desk after all. Too good to be true, and it was in my case. Returning first thing tomorrow.

I’ve been struggling to find something that would work with my webcam and monitor. I had a stand for a long time but couldn’t get it to sit quite right on my desk around my monitor. My monitor is super thin so typical mounts just didn’t fit right.This is perfect!! The design is way sturdier than expected and was super easy to set up. Had it up and plugged camera in within 2 minutes. Didn’t even need to adjust the camera. Most inexpensive option I found too!

This is waaay overpriced for what it is. It's flimsy and not a secure way to mount a substantial webcam. I have a Mevo Start and the image was shaky due to mild monitor movement. It held the camera but seemed very top heavy and unstable. Ended up returning this in favor of a small tripod. It might be good for very specific scenarios with light webcams, but is still not a $10 item.

Thought this was going to be the answer I needed for webcam on monitor mount. But it is weak to hold even a small cam and the bolt is pass-through so it doesn't hold tight enough to work. Find another instead.

The default mount that comes with the Logitech Brio 4K webcam had a slight overlap with the viewable area of my monitor (HP x34) due to the thin bezel of the monitor.This mount was a perfect solution! The Brio's mount has ~12mm of overhang while this Mokose mount has ~7mm of overhang. This just clears my monitor's viewable area with ~0.5mm to spare.Very easy to install. The flexible "arm" is sufficiently rigid to hold in place on the monitor. I did add a small strip of double-sided foam tape at the very bottom of the arm to prevent any movement. The silicon surface of the arm doesn't offer much friction against the textured backside of my monitor. This wasn't inherently a problem, but I don't plan to move the mount around often (ever?).The screw mount "hump" could be a bit more adjustable. It's sufficient for my needs, but the range-of-motion is a bit limited and would be the only area I could suggest improving.Overall, super happy with this purchase.NOTE: if you have a Logitech Brio, the original mount actually pops off (give it a good tug or rock it laterally) to reveal a 1/4"-20 threaded insert that attaches to standard camera mounts (like this one).

It's too light weight which sometimes makes it hard to position.