Ring Light Tripod for iPhone Overhead Phone Mount Holder

[Size: 10 inches, Size: 10 inches]
Works awesome and remote did its job wonderfully, never needed to change the batteries. Good size and folded great to put away. Was a little unstable but great for the price. Lots of different light settings. Photo shows that it had no shadows

[Size: 10 inches]
I started making cooking videos for fun and this light was the best one. I went thru 3 other brands prior to this and they either broke or came broken/missing parts. I have been using this one now for a few months with no issues. I love it and how easy and stable it is. Highly recommend for anyone needing a ring light.

[Size: 10 inches]
I bought this to video doing sculpting facials and it is the PERFECT setup for a massage table. After trying several others this one is a dream. So versatile for different angles and shots, and you can shoot from directly above without it being in the way. Very enthused with this purchase and highly recommend

[Size: 10 inches]
This is one of the best tripods I’ve used! I take videos of products and often find that I need a tripod that completely bends to film over a counter. This tripod is really easy to use and there are so many knobs to adjust it to get the correct angle. I don’t often use the ring light, so I can’t fully vouch for it, but in the few situations I have, it’s been bright and helpful. Fits a variety of phone sizes.

[Size: 10 inches, Size: 10 inches]
This is one of those setups that sounds standard on paper but is noticeably better once you start using it. The biggest win for me is the three fully articulated joints on the stand. That level of adjustability makes it easy to dial in overhead shots, angled views, or straight-on recording without fighting the hardware.The height range is legit—with the base and pole at ~31”, and full extension reaching about 5’6” to the mid-point of the ring where the phone would be. It gives you real flexibility whether you’re seated, standing, or shooting overhead content. The cantilever design works exactly as advertised—you can position the phone/light out over your workspace without compromising stability.Do not over tighten the ring light to the stand. When you rotate the ring light for shots, grasp the oversized round locknut at the base and turn that. I wouldn’t put a lot of force on the ring light, itself. That seems the likely reason for some outcomes I’m seeing in the other reviews. When assembled, you want that attachment secure but not overly tight. With use, apply the rotating force to the textured lock nut at the base to rotate the ring light.The phone mount is super easy with spring - tension design to enable easy insertion and removal of different sized phones. It worked well for me with a smaller SE and a 17PM. It also has a universal tripod mount screw on the top of the mount.I also appreciated the stability. The metal base is solid. Even when the arm is extended out at a right angle, it stays planted with no wobble with a 17PM. That’s critical if you’re doing cooking videos, product shots, or anything where shake or possible tipping ruins the shot.Lighting is also well done:-Adjustable brightness (10–100%)-Three color temps (3000K–6500K)-High CRI (>95) for accurate colorIt produces clean, even light without harsh shadows—good enough for content creation without needing extra gear.A couple of smaller details I appreciated:-The Bluetooth shutter remote, which makes it easy to capture shots without reaching for your phone—great for avoiding shadows or getting your hands out of the frame-The wire clip to manage the ring light cable (simple but thoughtful)-Quick assembly—took just a few minutes, no frustration-Universal mount (1/4”) so you’re not locked into just a phone setupOverall, this hits a nice balance: flexible enough for creators, stable enough to trust, and simple enough to use right away. Whether you’re doing overhead demos, streaming, or basic recording, it delivers without the usual compromises.

[Size: 12 inches]
This light is way over priced for what you get. Its cheep construction is maybe a 20 dollar light. The only thing it has going for it is the fact that it has the articulating arm for overhead use. The light is not very bright. Is used USB A for power and doesn’t supply the power box. There are better options for cheeper.

[Size: 10 inches, Size: 10 inches]
This 10” Ring Light with tripod is really useful for making videos and taking photos. The height adjusts easily, and I love that it can go tall enough for overhead shots. The light is bright with natural color, and it makes a big difference for my photos. The phone holder is stable and flexible, which is perfect for recording. Great setup for content creators!

[Size: 10 inches]
I bought this gadget to help me take videos of me doing work on a workbench. It’s got a good 30” reach from the base pole center to the center of the ring light/phone mount, if you adjust it all the way out and about 4 feet off the floor with the light ring facing horizontally. It is super flexible to just grab it and re-position it around freely without having to loosen any thumbscrews. I used the included wrench to loosen all the nuts that create the friction at the pivot points, and just tighten them just slightly. The only thumb screw I use is the top one that holds the ring/phone mount tight. This thing floats! Up, down, left horizontal, right horizontally, swivel the light ring upward downward. In addition, the phone mount itself rotates in 2 different directions. The one direction works on friction while the other has a spring loaded every 90 degree detent that it snaps to. Found this out by mistake. You can change the light brightness and you have a few different temperatures to choose from. I use the light even when I am not filming. You can face the light/camera vertically if you want where it can stand a maximum of 5 and a half feet tall from the floor to the center of the ring/phone mount. There is an included extra phone mount to use when you don’t want to use the light ring. The included camera remote works great with my iPhone. When you are ready to film, have you phone’s camera app open and ready to shoot. If you have it set to photo, press the remote button and it takes a photo remotely. What a hoot! If you have your phone camera set to video mode, press the remote button to start filming, press it again to stop. Works from across the room as well.It took me a little while to get used to mounting the phone in the spring loaded gripper. I found that rotating the mount 180 degrees upward where I could see what I was doing better, and then flipping it back once I’m ready to film made it so much easier.Overall, what a cool functional gadget. Highly recommended