InnoGear Webcam Stand, Upgraded Flexible Desktop Stand Gooseneck Stands Holder for Logitech Webcam C922 C930e C920S C920 C615 C960 and BRIO and Other Devices with 1/4" Thread, Pack of 2

These work well when the camera is in a fairly vertical configuration. If you need the neck bent at a significant angle (like 90 degrees), it may not hold well for anything but a light webcam, and the base may not be stable. For most people this isn't going to be an issue, but just something to keep in mind depending on your use case.In my case I have a ring light on it and a webcam, and have the neck bent to 90 degrees, so it's pretty much a worst case scenario. I knew before purchase I would have to do some additional work. I added a weight to the base (7.5lb free weight) which stabilized it, and found the neck tends to droop a little. For the neck, after placing it in the desired position, I used some heat shrink tubing to further stiffen it. I'm quite satisfied with it as I'm not using in the exact manner it was intended, but still was able to make it work well.

Much like other reviewers. I received the stand; however, it was missing the tripod head. It basically makes the stand useless.

Well made and surprisingly flexible. But if you raise it too high or your phone is too heavy it will topple over. The base needs to be larger and heavier to stop falling over problems. If you keep it straight up in vertical position it’s fine. That defeats having a flexible arm

Super sturdy and exactly what I needed for my camera and light

They are modular, easy to set up, and can be extended easily with spare parts. InnoGear makes good stuff, and these are no exception.