Projector Stand Table Tripod: Ballhead Angle 360 Degree Adjustable with 1/4" Screw for Most Projectors Webcams

I show outdoor movies and it is always a battle to make sure my projector is leveled. This little gem is the perfect solution. Its weight makes it extremely sturdy. The swivel makes it very functional and allows the projector to be move perfectly so the picture shows properly. Great investment.

This stand works great to hold a projector in either an upright (tabletop) or inverted (ceiling) orientation; it's just a single piece of sturdy metal with the ballhead attached to the central arm, and the main ring has mounting holes as pictured. The ballhead seems pretty secure, and I haven't noticed any shifting with my (admittedly lightweight) projector. Great little stand, and since it has a smaller footprint than most projectors space isn't an issue. Improves stability and airflow in most settings - highly recommended!

I had my projector sitting on my table without any stand, and it was kind of hard to adjust the screen even though the projector had some built-in settings to do it. This is exactly what I was needing: small, which could easily fit on the table and don’t take up much space. The only thing I didn’t like about this stand was that it was a little difficult to adjust and get the screen straight.

Really great stand. I'm just using it as a table top mount for my projector but it comes with hardware to mount it to the ceiling if desired. The metal is feels strong and sturdy. I can't see how another reviewer would call this flimsy. It's definitely not. The black finish is also really nice.The ball head allows you aim your projector, camera or anything else with a quarter inch tripod mount where you need it and it holds its' place well.Not really much else to say. This stand does the job well. Recommended.

As pictured. My projector has a screw it sits on to change the angles, this stand is much better.

I was excited to get this, but it didn't fit one of my projectors. Which was my fault for not understanding there isn't just one size thread hole to screw a tripod into projectors. But it did fit my other projector. It is extremely sturdy, I have no worry that my projector will ever tip over or fall off. That sucker isn't going anywhere thanks to the flat circled metal base of the tripod. Now I don't have to get creative with various books, boxes, or whatever I can find to prop my projector up to get the perfect angle. I can simply turn the knob to loosen it, position the projector to my liking, and turn the knob to tighten it. If you've used the cheap little 3 leg tripods and spent a decent chunk on your projector, I'm sure you've probably decided to not use the tripod anymore for the very real fear of your projector tipping or falling over from the top heaviness and tiny support legs. You won't have to worry about that ever again with this stand. Two thumbs up.

The Tonalee Projector Stand Table Tripod is a versatile and essential accessory for anyone who uses projectors or webcams. This tripod offers exceptional stability and adjustability, allowing you to achieve the perfect angle for your device.One of the standout features of this tripod is its 360-degree adjustable ballhead, which provides seamless control over the positioning of your projector or webcam. Whether you need to tilt, pan, or rotate your device, this tripod has you covered.The tripod's 1/4" screw mount is compatible with most projectors and webcams, ensuring universal use. Plus, its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to transport and set up wherever you need it.Overall, the Tonalee Projector Stand Table Tripod is a five-star product that delivers on both quality and functionality. Whether you're giving presentations, hosting virtual meetings, or enjoying movie nights at home, this tripod is an invaluable tool.

I used this with my Hisense C1 projector briefly.Pro:Build quality is great.It’s versatile, can be used for a ceiling mount or as a stand on a table.Con:It’s springy! As in it shifts up and down for over an minute after you set it down in a table. And whenever we walk by, it starts moving up and down again because of the vibrations in the floor. We live in Michigan and have a basement, so our floor joists move slightly. I imagine this wouldn’t be an issue in areas with cement slab foundations.