HumanCentric DSLR Monitor Mount Large, Desk Camera Mounting, Light Webcam, Microphone Shelf for Monitor VESA Arm, Replace Clamp Tripods, 100x100mm Patterns, Aluminum, Hardware Included

I installed this on an Dell P2723QE 27" monitor hooked up to an ergotron monitor arm. I like that this was pretty lightweight compared to some other shelfs so was easily supported by the monitor arm. It seems good quality. With my monitor, I had to use the bushings since the vesa mount on the monitor slightly inset on this monitor. The problem with using the bushings is that on the back of your monitor, you have the screw holes on the back of the monitor, then the bushings, then the shelf, and then the monitor arm's vesa mounting bracket to screw in in one go. The bushings easily move around and out of place when you're trying to line everything up and put the screws in at first. To help, I used some painters tape to hold them in place against the monitor and then removed the painters tape as soon as I got the screws loosely in.

Heavy duty metal stamped construction. Needed to be able adjust my cameras and tired of all my stuff just sitting there ready to fall off. Now everything is attached not moving unless I want to move or adjust. I bought the two ball heads and attached. The lights are simply held in place with some velcro. The monitor is a 27" so if it were any bigger it might not work. Love it.

Light weight, well made, looks cool, functions well, comes with everything I need to mount gear and install behind a monitor.Installation can be tricky, but not super hard.

It's sturdy and it is an ingenious design. It beautifully solves the problem of mounting a DSLR as your webcam if your monitors are on VESA swing arms. The missing star? As the photo shows, it can't quite mount low enough on my Apple Studio Display because the bottom hits the power cord of the Studio Display. How far too high is it? 1.5". Is having your camera an inch and a half too high a big deal? If you're bothering to upgrade from the Studio Display's built-in cameras to a DSLR, it might be. After this photo was taken, I'm going to remove it and cut off the bottom to make it fit precisely. You might be able to find a shorter ball head which would solve the problem without a hacksaw.

This monitor mount shipped two days after I ordered and was much lighter than I expected. Not necessarily a red flag unless you have some beefy movie camera that weighs 2 tons, just thought I’d put that here.I went to mount it to my monitor and found that I couldn’t seem to get it right. My current main monitor only comes with 75x75mm VESA configurations, while this mount only has 100x100mm VESA options. (Check first photo) I also found it relatively hard to screw my camera into the top, seeing as the product doesn’t come with its own camera mounting hardware. Sure, it has the holes at the top FOR the hardware, but you can only go so long without realizing you should’ve checked what else you needed to buy for it. (Check second photo) My monitor’s weird curvature made it hard to adequately balance the mount as well, as it would keep shifting left and right as I held it.To HumanCentric, you have something *almost* golden here. A point, add some 75x75 mm VESA mounting options. B point, the large and small options for the mount gave off the impression (to me at least) that the small would include 75x75mm mounting options, which made the unboxing disappointing. C point, include some camera mounting options with the mount’s packaging instead of having us go around looking at different mounts around Amazon.Otherwise, if you read up carefully on this product and determine it works for you, get it!! It’s a really good deal for $40-$50 and if HumanCentric takes advantage of my suggestions in some form, I’d gladly buy this mount again!

The HumanCentric DSLR Monitor Mount proved to be a handy solution for mounting my Sony ZV-1 webcam. Its sturdy construction provided a reliable and secure hold for my camera. However, it falls short when it comes to positioning flexibility.While the mount served its purpose well, allowing me to attach my Sony ZV-1 webcam easily, I found its range of adjustable positions somewhat limited. The mount has fixed positions and doesn't offer much room for adjustments or different viewing angles. This restriction can be a downside if you require more flexibility in positioning your camera.To overcome this limitation, I supplemented the mount with a pivoting gimbal screw mount. This additional accessory allowed me to achieve a greater range of camera positions, giving me the versatility I needed for various recording setups. I achieved better camera angles for streaming and zoom calls with the combined HumanCentric DSLR Monitor Mount and the pivoting gimbal screw mount.Overall, the HumanCentric DSLR Monitor Mount is reliable for mounting the Sony ZV-1 webcam. While it may lack the desired flexibility in positioning, it can still serve its purpose effectively. Consider supplementing it with a pivoting gimbal screw mount or similar accessory to unlock a wider range of camera positions. With this combination, you can enhance your recording setup and achieve the desired angles for your content creation needs.

Even is overprice is not good quality, I got another one for 20 dollars on amazon that's heavy duty and works great. I wonder why the overpricing something that's is not good quality. Model I recommend "MOUNT-LS16A" I got 3 of these already.

Works great for my setup. Love the form factor.Installation was easy. I just needed to buy longer screws for my AW3225QF as the stock screws that came with this weren’t long enough. It wasn’t that big of a deal though. I’m just glad a found a solution for my a6000 camera!This is one of the best additions I’ve made to my setup. Another great Amazon find!