Konseen Flex Arm with C-Clamp Spring Clamp 20 inch Gooseneck Heavy Duty Background Clamps Clips for Background Equipment Support

I previously posted a review that was negative due to the fact that the product broke on first use. However, approximately two days after posting the review, I received an email from the seller offering to replace the product, to which I responded that I would welcome a replacement. What impressed me immensely was that the seller offered a replacement without fuss, they simply shipped me a new one and kept in touch with me to ensure that I received the replacement. I now have my replacement which seems to be working fine but what really deserves the five stars is the service, knowing that you can trust a seller counts for a lot and I would definately buy from them again.

The idea of this is great and would have been ideal for what I wanted it for however the screws keep coming loose know matter how much I try to secure them so I have had to glue them in place

By way of function, this thing is like the eponymous 'chocolate teapot', a failure in all aspects of its own purpose and design. Had a design brief been to make something that has no redeeming features, or success within its own function whatsoever- this would win first prize.Cons:1. the flat clip cannot even hold a sheet of paper, the rubber falls off, the two sides don't meet2. the bar clamp end doesn't tighten, the tolerances of the rotating pad snap long before it does.3. the long goose neck only bends one fixed way, is not multidirectional, and black steel or paint flakes fall like snow4. the two ends are held on by thumbscrews that do not tighten, do not lock, do not stay where you leave them for more than about 15 seconds- the screw comes through the plastic and damages your stand.5. the ends of the goose neck are sharp as knives6. Falls without warning.Pros:1.This is so useless, so dangerous, so poorly conceived as to be some kind of scam I am yet to find the purpose for- DO NOT BUY.

Gooseneck tends to swivel easily on the clamp and fixing clamp under its own weight. A small wrap of electrical tape prevents this to a certain extent. Using it as a leather sewing clamp easy sewing.

I bought two of these one with clips at both ends and one with a clap at one end. The clamp end proved more useful as the clip wouldn't securely attach to the boom of the microphone stand. For me the goose neck was too long and I am going to shorten it...because the longer distance makes balance difficult . The clip is sturdy but the rubber pads on the clip detach easily (sometimes when trying to fix in position) and the whole system will not take a lot of weight before wither the stand over balances or the goose neck droops.... but if you simply want to attach a sheet of perspex/paper or card it will be fine....the nice thing is the components are separate easy to fix together so can be used in a variety of settings.

Well built and will unscrew if you need to use the parts for different applications.

Check table clamp before removing all plastic, thread for bolt to secure swan neck is striped, luckily I've access to tap and die sets

There are three component parts to this device. A c-clamp to attach to an extremely rigid arm and a bull-clip clamp to mount on the other end. The screws for the clamps do not fit securely. When you try attach the assembled item to a table the clamps you have just attached start moving. The C- clamp doesn’t grip the table. I resent the cavalier treatment for both supplier and Amazon when I requested a full refund. Returning the item cost me money as Amazon did not cover the full cost of return postage.