Anwenk Camera Flash Speedlite Mount Swivel Light Stand Bracket with Umbrella Reflector Holder for Camera DSLR Nikon Canon Pentax Olympus and Other DSLR Flashes Studio Light LED Light, 1Pack

Very sturdy and definitely won’t break easily. The entire thing seems to be made of metal which is great. It was easy to use and mounting it on the tripod only took a few seconds. Mounting the speedlight on it was a breeze too. Just wish the hole for the umbrella was up a little higher so the light would be centered properly. It’s nice and small too so it can be tucked away in my camera bag. It holds everything tightly too and doesn’t budge so I feel like my light will be safe on it. The overall adjustability is great. I recommend!

Extremely satisfied! This bracket is sturdy, easy to adjust, and holds my Canon 580EX II Speedlite and umbrella perfectly. It does exactly what it's supposed to do without any fuss. Fantastic value for the price.

Fits my yongnuo speedlights perfectly to attach them to my light stands. Easy to use, looks like it belongs on the light stands or as if they came together, definitely worth the money spent!

About as good as any have ever used. Good as many costing many times as much. I prefer these to some I have with a lever on the side. The knob is much more compact and svelte. This helps it easily fit into light stand bags. The knob isn't as robust as a handle, but I find the handle overkill in most cases. Some I have would probably technically test as stronger, but these are definitely more than strong enough for their purpose. The aluminum studs they come with are totally bogus, though. So there is where the corners were cut - no cast handle (seen as a pro or con) and terrible studs. The lockup joint isn't as elegantly cast/milled as I have seen, but it is effective and doesn't look cheaply made. Great for flashes andlight modifiers. Obviously not for large studio lighting...

Excelente producto buen material y muy funcional

These adapters work well to hold a decently heavy speed light and a 32 inch umbrella to a traditional light stand. The anti-oops stop is a great little addition. The locking ribs every few degrees on the tilt adjustment helps give a feeling that everything is nice and secure. I did use a heavy duty thread lock to secure the cold shoe to the body, since I didn't want it to accidentally twist while setting up and cause my light to drop. I did this without trying them out first so unsure how they work without my little modification.

When I recently bought a softbox from Amazon this came up as a suggested purchase to go along with it. While I had a tripod to use I didn't even think about how I would mount the flash and softbox to it. So far it works well and for the price I think it's a decent value. However, this is only getting three Stars because I don't have a whole lot of confidence in the clasp for the flash itself. While it holds the umbrella well enough and is easily adjustable, the clasp for the flash seems barely adequate for holding a flash. Also I am concerned that in the long run it could damage the hot shoe on my flash. If you're using a moderately priced flash then chances are you're going to want to be careful with it and I just don't know how much I want my flash to be "secured" with this mount. I should be clear that so far this mount has worked well for me and I have not had any issues. It feels sturdy and we'll constructed and is fairly flexible to point where I need it. The plastic washer on the top can be finicky to align the flash but it's more than workable. Overall this works and if you understand what you're getting, then for the price I can still recommend it. However, if you are planning to mount an expensive flash to this or any flash you care about, I'd recommend researching whether or not this is the mounting method for you. Will attach pictures shortly.

Love this piece this my third one they do not last long but worth it to me I use it a lot