Neewer Professional Universal E Type Camera Flash Speedlite Mount Swivel Light Stand Bracket with Umbrella Holder for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus and Other Flashes, Studio Light, LED Light(2 Pack)

This is a nice looking flash bracket. But when I tried to turn the adjustment wheel on one of the two, it was stuck tight. I needed pliers to get it to move. I thought it was cross threaded, and there was a lot of plastic in the threads of the stud. I cleaned out the threads and it turned better. See photo 1 - it still looked crooked. Photo 2 - This is the bottom of that piece, with what looks like a plastic insert in the plastic wheel and lots of extra glue. That may be why it was initially stuck! Photo 3 - This is the adjustment wheel from another flash bracket - much better design, and will last much longer, for a few cents more per unit. Photo 4 - This is the flash bracket showing another problem - the stud is inserted crooked. That should not happen. That process should take place using a fixture to hold the bracket piece and drilling and cutting equipment aligned perfectly- no excuse for it to be that out of square! Overall it is going to work fine, but this seems like a sloppy manufacturing and assembly process.

Little heavy, but quality shows. Its a good product, allows me to do a lot more with my neweer light stands.

I replaced the ones on my stand that held a light on to this to use my new LED lamps and speedlites on it. Great built. Very nice grip to them. It has like a sandy finish that gives a nice grip. Hope this helps

As others have mentioned, the shoe is too loose to hold my Yongnuo speedlights, even when tightened all the way. As long as you tighten the thumbwheel on your speedlight you'll be OK, otherwise it will fall on the floor. I don't know why Neewer doesn't design this better.The locking wheel under the shoe is VERY tight and hard to use. Again, I expect more from Neewer.Otherwise it's OK.

These work great , just as advertised, seem to be pretty high quality, well made, and a really good value for the money, and they are made of metal, which I think will end up being more durable than some of the plastic ones out there.

These were recommended by a friend. As a professional photographer, I needed to mount more strobes on my nano stands and these work perfectly. They cost less than the competitors so I was skeptical at first, but the quality is great.

Unfortunately hot shoe mount doesn't have enough space to securely mount any flash with thick plastic shoe that makes it useless.

I'm using these to mount a flash on a macro lens. Very handy. Use with flat washers of various thicknesses to align the cold shoe rotationally. The thumbscrew adjusts tilt. Overall this is a solid product.

On one of these brackets the flash shoe is very loose and when tightened the shoe and the hole for the umbrella aren't in line. Therefore the shaft of the umbrella and the actual flash face in slightly different directions.To overcome this problem, I've had to use super-glue to stick the shoe in the right position. This means that the bracket cannot be used to it's full extent as now the shoe cannot be removed to expose the screw thread.Poor engineering.

These work fine.Turn the locking wheel ANTIclockwise to lock the cold shoe in position, no need to add washers.Support the umbrella when you adjust it up /down, and it won't fall.I would like the flash clamp to have stops, like modern Arca Swiss camera plates, to completely avoid any risk of the flash slipping out. And it would be nice if the umbrella shaft was clamped in a way that couldn't put an indent on it from a screw.But none of this detracts from the fact that these work well.

Waited for a few months before writing my review. I have now used five times and used the mounts with a couple of Godox 860 mk IIs. The mounts are built well. However my major complaint is similar to the points that others have raised. The adjustment screws fro the tilt and hotshoe mount are very fiddly to adjust and often require a small stubby screwdriver to make tight, otherwise the weight of the flash and the umbrella unbalances the unit. I also have one mount that will not fit correctly on the light stand as it appears to have been machined incorrectly. I will have to obtain a couple of 0.5mm shims to adjust the fitting so that the hotshoe faces the correct direction. I suppose the redeeming factor that they were realtively cheap.

Fantastic quality mounts, heavy metal fittings, you will feel secure knowing your gear is mounted on the Neewer fittings. This company is quickly becoming a serious contender for the budget conscious, photographer

They do the job, but they are not great. Locking knob needs to be loosened way too much in order to tilt flash, which then falls under its own weight due to the slack needed to overcome the ratchet part. Shoe grip is very loose fitting.