Projector Stand: Floor Mount with Adjustable Height 20''-50'', Universal Compatible with Projector, Camera, Webcam for Home & Office & Outdoor

This is an excellent piece of equipment. Easy to assemble, and I'm loving the gimbal piece that allows for adjusting the projected image to just the right angle. The pole is telescopic and the base is nice and heavy to counter the weight of your mounted device, you can be confident that it will not flop over. And it looks aesthetically pleasing in a corner when not in use. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

Good material and weight, ideal for my Aurzen Boom 3

It doesn’t fit my projecter and I opened it after the 30 days. I am stuck with the piece of good quality metal that if the screw was just a tad smaller it would have worked. Does anyone know if you can get replacement adapter for different size inserts? Such a waste of $50.

Great balance, even in carpet. Tall enough to use with tall desk. Sturdy enough for camera and teleprompter.

Heavy weight. Nice construction. Perfect for putting behind bed or sofa. Now I need another one for outside parties

The hole that the pole inserts into the extender bracket has straight edges on the sides that make it impossible to insert as pictured in instructions. Rendering the bracket useless. If I had a dremel I could carve out the sides so the screw could pass. Annoying.

Finding household items that was the right height/angle for my projector was always time consuming and frustrating so I decided I needed to invest in a stand. The ‘official’ Anker Nebula Cosmos projector stand was $150 and had poor reviews so I took a punt on this one. Set up was easy, the stand had a decent amount of weight and feels to be of good quality.My Anker Nebula weighs around 10lbs and it’s very sturdy. Both height and angle of the stand are easy to change yet always stays in the desired place. Very happy with this stand!

Unlike the picture, mine came with a rounded top screw for the ball joint, so its basically impossible to tighten without the extra tool. However, even after using the tool to tighten the screw, the ball joint still lost friction and slowly shifted. Highly NOT recommended for projector heavier than 4 lbs.Edit: Just realized, the ball joint I received is a completely different one than the one in the picture, a much cheaper and worse type.....