K&F CONCEPT Camera Clamp Mount, Super Clamp Mount Magic Arm with Two 360° Ball Heads, ARRI 1/4" Screw Threads for DSLRs, Action Camera, Tripod, Phone Compatible with Gopro/DJI/Insta360

Such a versatile clamp mount! This is a handy piecce of gear to have for those unique angles at a very affordable price. I was able to mount a iPhone 17 pro with the included phone mount and a Canon R6 that remained incredibly stable even with a heavy lens mounted on it. The ball head is so smooth and easy to lock or unlock with a few twists, making it super simple to achieve any angle when out and about. The clamp is sturdy and opens wide enough for most mounting edges. It's lightweight, and the feel is very premium. I definitely consider this an essential piece of gear to have in my camera bag.

Very nice monitor clamp to mount stuff pretty much anywhere. One side is the clamp, which has a strong grip, along with rubber pads so you don't scratch your surface. One thing to note is that the thumb screw doesn't synch down when you clamp down. It stays the same width, as more threads just gets exposed. The magic arm middle section is highly flexible. Loosen up, adjust to pretty much any angle, then tighten for a nice and sturdy grip, and it'll hold your monitor/phone/gopro in place. The rubber bands help with preventing slippage. There's also an extra set of rubber bands that comes in the pack. The top part is the standard 1/4-20 thread to thumb-twist mount to your accessories. There's also slotted holes if you want that extra leverage to lock down. Two pins help with anti rotation when trying to twist the monitor, as we all do when we know better not to. The nice thing is that the clamp and magic arm can separate so you can use them independently or with other 1/4"-20 accessories. The clamp has several mounting holes so you can find the right configuration. Two of the top holes have a tiny hex screw to lock down the magic arm, again for anti-twist. Overall premium feel and build quality.

I’ve used several camera clamp mounts over the years, and this K&F Concept Super Clamp with Magic Arm genuinely impressed me from the moment I took it out of the box. The build feels solid, the tightening knobs are smooth, and both 360° ball heads move with the right amount of resistance, not too loose, not too stiff. I tested it with a DSLR (Canon R6), a GoPro Hero 12, and my Insta360, and it held each one securely with zero slipping. The grip strength on the clamp is excellent, and it attaches easily to tables, rods, tripods, and even the side of my monitor stand. The ARRI anti-twist threads are a huge plus, especially for heavier setups. Pros • Very sturdy construction — feels premium and reliable • Clamp grip is strong and holds tight even on thinner surfaces • Dual 360° ball heads allow you to position your camera at literally any angle • ARRI 1/4” anti-twist mounting keeps the camera stable with no rotation • Extremely versatile — works with DSLRs, GoPro, Insta360, DJI, and even smartphones • Compact and lightweight — easy to pack for travel or outdoor shoots • Smooth knobs that tighten securely without requiring excessive force What I Like Most The flexibility of the arm combined with the strength of the clamp makes this perfect for overhead shots, BTS angles, mounting lights or mics, or stabilizing action cameras in tricky spots. It’s one of those accessories that solves multiple problems at once. Overall If you film regularly, whether content creation, photography, livestreaming, or action shots, this clamp mount is absolutely worth it. K&F Concept nailed this one: strong, flexible, dependable, and reasonably priced.

So I picked up the K&F Concept Super Clamp with Dual Ballhead Magic Arm, and honestly, I really wanted to love it. It’s got all the right features on paper — a sturdy-looking clamp, dual ball heads for flexible positioning, and a ¼-inch screw that fits just about anything from DSLRs to action cams. I’m using it with my Osmo Action 5 Pro, which I used to film my test. Unfortunately, a few things keep it from being great. I’ve only used it once, and that was in a completely static setup — attached to my tripod next to my main camera, just getting some backup footage. Even in that simple use, problems showed up fast. First off, the rubber gasket on both of the ball heads are already deteriorating. After one use. There’s literally a chunk missing from one, and both have peeling hangnails and I have no idea how it happened. It comes with a couple of spares, which is nice, but if they wear down this fast, that’s not exactly reassuring. Then there’s the locking mechanism for the ¼-inch screw. It’s one of those twist-and-lock styles, but even after tightening it down with a small tool to give it some extra torque, I can still twist it loose with just a light turn. It doesn’t inspire a lot of confidence if im going to be mounting something valuable like a camera, especially since I envisioned attaching this to moving objects like bikes/vehicles. The clamp itself is a mixed bag. I like how far it opens up — though I do wish the teeth extended a little more to grip thicker surfaces — but the real problem is with its grip strength. When I attach it to something even as fragile as a glass jar or pole, the thumb screw that tightens the clamp can actually start unscrewing itself in the tightening direction. It just doesn’t hold securely. I even tried clamping it down with an external tool to hold it steady while tightening it the opposite way, but it still loosens up. I thought about using JB Weld or some epoxy to permanently fix the thumb screw in place, but honestly… I shouldn’t have to do that for a brand-new product. Especially one that isn’t cheap. At this point, I’m on the fence about keeping it. The idea is great — and if they fixed the screw design and used better gaskets, this could be an awesome little accessory. But as it stands, it’s kind of disappointing. I’ll probably end up returning it and trying something else. If you’re looking at this mount, just know it’s almost good, great even — but it’s got a few deal-breaking flaws that keep it from being dependable.

Le produit remplit bien son rôle avec une qualité correcte pour le prix. Le bras articulé est solide et offre une bonne flexibilité grâce à son articulation à 360°. La pince assure une prise correcte sur différents supports, même s’il faut parfois ajuster le serrage pour éviter tout mouvement sous une charge lourde. Il maintient fermement mon S5II avec le 24-70 f2.8 (un objectif assez lourd), ce qui est un bon point car le poids est supérieur à 1.5kg. Quelques ajustements sont nécessaires pour une stabilité optimale, mais dans l’ensemble, c’est un accessoire pratique et polyvalent avec un bon rapport qualité-prix.

Compré la Super Clamp con brazo mágico de doble rótula de K&F Concept y después de probarla en varias situaciones, estoy muy satisfecho con el resultado. ✅ Lo que más me ha gustado: - La mordaza tiene una apertura amplia y se fija con mucha fuerza. Se puede sujetar a mesas, barras, trípodes, estanterías… prácticamente a cualquier superficie. - El brazo mágico con doble rótula ofrece una gran libertad de ángulos. Es fácil colocar la cámara, el móvil o una luz exactamente donde la necesitas. - Incluye varias roscas de 1/4”, lo que permite montar diferentes accesorios sin necesidad de adaptadores adicionales. - La construcción es sólida, metálica, y transmite buena durabilidad. No se siente como un accesorio barato. - Para mi uso (cámara mirrorless pequeña y también el móvil con un foco LED), aguanta perfectamente sin moverse. ⚠️ Cosas a tener en cuenta: - La capacidad de carga es de 1,5 kg, así que si piensas usarla con cámaras grandes o lentes pesadas, puede quedarse un poco justa. - Cuando el brazo está muy extendido, es importante apretar bien las rótulas para evitar que se deslice con el peso. - Los tornillos necesitan un poco de fuerza para bloquearse completamente, especialmente si ajustas la posición a menudo. 🎬 Conclusión: Una opción muy práctica, estable y versátil para montar cámaras, luces o teléfonos en casi cualquier sitio. Por el precio que tiene, ofrece una calidad excelente. Perfecta para creadores que necesitan soluciones flexibles y compactas. Yo le doy 4,5 estrellas de 5.

Ich nutze den K&F Concept MS13 Magic Arm mit Super Clamp für mein Foto- und Video-Setup und bin insgesamt sehr zufrieden. Die Verarbeitung wirkt hochwertig, das Material ist stabil und die Klemme greift sicher an Tischkanten, Stativen oder Rohren – dank der Gummierung ohne zu verrutschen oder Oberflächen zu beschädigen. Der Magic Arm bietet durch die zwei Kugelköpfe eine sehr hohe Flexibilität. Kameras, LED-Lichter oder Monitore lassen sich schnell und präzise ausrichten und bleiben nach dem Festziehen zuverlässig in Position. Für leichte bis mittlere Setups ist die Stabilität absolut ausreichend. Besonders positiv finde ich das sehr gute Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Für diesen Preis bekommt man eine flexible, kompakte und zuverlässige Lösung, die in keinem Zubehör-Koffer fehlen sollte. Fazit: Ideal für Content Creator, Fotografen und Videografen, die eine flexible Befestigungslösung suchen. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Compré 3 y los tres me salieron perfectos, su construcción, acabados y fuerza fueron más de lo que me imaginaba. Compraría más pero me los acabé.

I was after another solid clamp for mounting a low level camera but didn’t want a full magic arm as I already have two of these in my setup. The Super Clamp from K&F is rock solid as expected and is easy to use. It works great with mobile phones but also a small mirrorless camera - Fuji XT-2. The 1/4” mount is high quality with it’s separate barrel and also includes spring loaded pins to avoid slipping. I was unsure of the included accessories; the adapter mount for Go Pro seems a little generic but fit for purpose. I thought the mobile phone holder would be similar but it is actually better than expected. It folds up really small but opens out to hold a decent sized phone and also offers a lot of flexibility through angle and rotation. This piece is plastic though so I would recommend K&Fs own metal phone mount for heavier use. The one area which could be a challenge for this clamp is attaching to a thinner table top or similar as the surface of the jaws are fixed and depending on how much they need to close up, the rubber surface may not make enough contact. It will still support fine but could move if bumped. If this is your use case then a clamp with an articulating surface would be a better fit. This is not an issue for thicker surfaces or for clamping to the likes of a pole where the clamp can make good contact. To sum up, the clamps works really well and is of high quality, just know your use case and make sure it is the right tool for the job.