Detail 01
5/8 inch-27 threading
The standard US mic stand thread. Screws straight onto most stands without an adapter.

Independent shopping perspective
A nickel-plated adapter that puts a camera on a mic stand. For anyone filming rehearsals, lessons, or streams without buying a tripod.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The standard US mic stand thread. Screws straight onto most stands without an adapter.
Detail 02
Rotate the camera fully around the mount point without moving the stand itself.
Detail 03
Aim straight down for overhead shots or straight up. Covers every angle between.
Detail 04
Metal body handles the load; the rubber keeps the camera base from slipping or getting scratched.
Detail 05
Adds almost nothing to the stand, so it barely affects balance on a boom arm.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses 5/8 inch-27 threading, the standard US mic stand thread. Most mic stands take it directly. European stands using 3/8 inch will need a thread adapter.
Not directly. You need a phone holder with a standard tripod screw, which then attaches to this mount.
360 degrees of pan and 180 degrees of tilt, so you can aim anywhere including straight down for overhead shots.
It is a nickel-plated metal mount. A compact body is reasonable; heavy bodies with long lenses put a lot of leverage on both the mount and the stand.
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