🎥 Elevate your setup — capture every angle like a pro!
The SmallRig 5.5 Inches Adjustable Friction Articulating Magic Arm features dual 360° ball heads for versatile positioning, supports up to 1.5 kg, and includes universal 1/4" screw threads on both ends. Its built-in rubber padding protects your gear while ensuring a secure hold, making it an essential compact accessory for mounting monitors, LED lights, microphones, and more.
| Item Weight | 0.17 Kilograms |
| Folded Size | 180mm (l) x 100mm (w) x 40mm (h) |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.5"D x 5.5"W x 5.5"H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 1.5 Kilograms |
| Compatible Devices | Monitor, Camera |
| Color | 5.5" Articulating Arm 2065 |
O**G
I use them for mics.
I use these for positioning ribbon mics on large industrial boom stands. Great quality and the work as expected. Need adapters for the threads but those are cheap.
S**O
It’s been 4 years and I still use it in every shoot.
It’s probably been like 4 years and the only issues has been the tiny gum around it. It came off. But hey, I’ve put this thing through hell. And still works perfect.
M**.
Awesome solid arm.
One of the very best accessories that I own.
T**U
Quick setup
Use these all the time for mounting the action camera at my sons' baseball games
K**R
works as advertised
Works as advertised, here stars is because rubber pad twisted and tore after taking off to move to a new location. The pad is useless now. Should come with better pad or at least replacements.
R**
nice
bought as an arm for a backup cam monitor mount. works great
Z**C
Great little adjustable arm!
I use this arm as part of my Osmo Pocket Rig. It holds the weight of my heavy iPhone no problem!... These are super versatile, I own several of them that I use for rigging action cameras on all kinds of things!
C**S
Pretty affordable, sturdy, but gaskets...
It's very good for 18 bucks. It gives plenty of mobility for my blackmagic video assist from my smallrig cage. The only problem is the size of the knob is kinda big and the gaskets tend to stick too much to the attaching objects.
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