The 'K&F Concept Wall Mount Triangle Boom Arm, 100cm, 180°Flexible Rotation' arrived in a branded box that also contained fittings and a user manual.

I was surprised at how robust this arm was and it was much heavier than I had imagined.

The arm provides a simple way of having a light ready to use that can be quickly pulled into position; I have started to wonder if there is an extension that can be added to the arm for lightweight objects that would allow for a 200cm reach.

One accessory I would like to see for this arm is a holder for a power bank that can be attached to the wall section as some of my lights can be powered using a power bank and it would mean a shorter cable could be used.

Excellent quality arm mount, very sturdy and truly comfortable.
It arrives in a simple little box containing:
- the arm;
- 4 metal anchors with screws;
- 4 bolts;
- 4 washers;
- 4 rings;
- 8 small screws;
- 1 Velcro strap;
- the user manual, also written in Italian.
In short, I found everything I needed to assemble the mount.
It is a wall-mounted support for lights or cameras.
The quality of the mount is excellent; it is incredibly sturdy and reliable.
It is made almost entirely of steel, is heavy and durable.
It consists of a large rectangular plate that attaches to the wall and an extendable tube.
Assembly is simple; the plate is pre-drilled, so all you need to do is drill holes in the wall and secure the bracket using the supplied wall plugs.
The wall plugs are also steel, so they can easily hold the bracket.
The bracket is extremely convenient because it's foldable; when not in use, it can be left folded down, taking up very little space.
When closed, its dimensions are:
-43 cm in length;
-13 cm in width (including the plate);
-8 cm in depth.
The arm can be widened and rotated left and right.
But the most convenient thing is that it can be extended up to a full 96 cm.
The extension system is as simple as it is practical; there are butterfly handles; simply extend the tube as needed and then tighten to hold it in place.
At the end of the arm, there's a universal screw mount that allows me to mount both lights and cameras for steady, professional shots.
Ultimately I find it an extraordinary product, it is very comfortable, it is well made and also has an excellent quality/price ratio so I recommend it without any doubt, I like it a lot.

"This studio light stand is designed for wall mounting. It extends into 3 sections with thumbwheel tightening.
The base is laterally hinged and can be adjusted in height and angle, with a tightening mechanism to lock everything in place.

The maximum arm length is 1m, which is relatively modest but avoids too much mechanical stress from levers.

The maximum load is listed as 10kg, but I don't think this is the case with the arm extended. Caution. Note that the wall mount must also be reliable for good safety.

At the end of the arm, there are holes for attaching a spigot along two axes.

Practical in the studio for mounting small flashes at height without being hindered by stands on the floor.

A solid product."

The K&F Concept 130 cm triangular wall-mounted arm is a practical and sturdy solution for those who want to optimize studio space. Wall mounting frees up floor space and allows for better management of lights or other accessories, perfect for photography studios or professional spaces.
The arm is adjustable in length, from 86 to 130 cm, and can rotate 180°, offering great flexibility in orientation.
The solid and well-finished aluminum structure holds up to 10 kg, ideal for lights, cameras, microphones, or panels.
The mounting system is simple, but requires drilling into the wall: the included screws are designed for concrete or solid walls.
The integrated Velcro strap is also convenient for organizing cables.

Conclusions: a solid arm that can be tilted in height and sideways, the locking screws are of excellent quality, the head is solid and sturdy enough to easily accommodate studio flashes with softboxes!
Ideal for a fixed studio setup!
Passes the tests with 5 stars!"

this is a robust and sturdy boom mount from a respected and reputable brand.

installation is incredibly simple and just required a solid wall to mount to.

properly setup it's incredibly strong and holds a decent amount of weight without sagging.

it's very easy to adjust and position as needed and can be easily compacted to keep out of the way

£38 is a very reasonable price for a quality piece of equipment like this. i think it's a very good product.

This unbiased review reflects my personal experience with a product received through the Testers' Club.

For my part, using this stand in my recording studio was a truly satisfying experience. From the start, I felt it was solid. Installation went smoothly, thanks to the arm's impressive stability. I attached my microphone with a clamp and my 4K camera directly to the included 3/8" screw.

Nothing moved, not even a little. This is really reassuring when placing valuable equipment.

The arm extends and folds easily, allowing me to adjust everything perfectly.

I was able to test different configurations without noticing any flex. The extension is a real plus for precisely adjusting the angle of the camera or microphone. The interchangeable tips are also a plus; they really simplify life when you want to switch from one device to another without any hassle.

In my studio, where every inch counts, this stand is perfect. It frees up space while keeping my equipment securely in place.
I've even been able to use it for streaming sessions without having to worry about it wobbling. The folding feature is also super convenient; it's discreet when I don't need to use it.

In short, this stand is an undeniable asset for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile solution for mounting equipment in the studio. I looked for negatives, but honestly, I didn't find any. It's a product that does exactly what it's supposed to, with a robustness that inspires confidence. I recommend it without hesitation.

Below, I'll try to share my unbiased experience with this item, hoping to help you make a more informed purchase decision. While I try to be as objective as possible, this is always my subjective opinion.

The 1-meter wall mount arm, made of aluminum, combines lightweight design with resistance to corrosion caused by humidity, making it ideal for long-term use.

With a load capacity of up to 10 kg and an adjustable length from 51 to 100 cm, it offers great versatility. An interesting feature is the ability to rotate the arm 180° both laterally and vertically, allowing for precise positioning—thanks to the included adapter—of cameras, flashes, microphones, and softboxes, allowing for more personalized, high-quality recordings, video, and photo shoots.

As for my thoughts, I can tell you that I find this wall mount easy to assemble, simple to customize (the angle), practical, and functional for any photographic or lighting need.

In conclusion, based on my review of this item, I can say that I'm convinced and recommend it.

So, here I am, looking at this thing. A wall-mount arm. I wasn't expecting fireworks, mind you. Usually, when you receive a package this size, the first thing you think is, "Oh my God, what am I going to have to assemble this time?" But I have to say, just looking at the weight of the box, it doesn't feel like the usual toy that decides to go into hiding after three uses.

As soon as I took it out of the packaging, the first thing that struck me was how solid it felt. It's not an object that makes you question its structural integrity, you know? The aluminum, you can feel, is good quality. Not the kind that looks like painted tin, but the kind that gives the impression it can hold the world, or at least your filmmaking gear, which sometimes weighs as much as the world. The finish is matte, a sober black, that doesn't draw any more attention than it should. And this, for those who work in environments where aesthetics matter, is no small detail.

I spent some time inspecting it before even thinking about drilling. The welds, or at least the joints, are clean and precise. There are no burrs or sharp edges that make you worry about the safety of your fingers or, worse, the cables that might run nearby. The 180-degree rotation, which on paper seems trivial, is achieved with a fluidity that makes you realize it wasn't left to chance. It's not a jerky movement, the kind that makes you nervous when you try to position equipment down to the millimeter. It almost seems as if the engineer who designed it had the user in mind, not just the seller.

The 3/8" and 1/4" adapters are there, ready to use. Standard, sure, but their integrated presence is a convenience that saves you from rummaging through the drawer of "things you never find when you need them." It's the classic detail that makes you think, "Oh, they thought of that." And the 10 kg load capacity? Well, that's a promise that, if kept, opens up a world of possibilities. It's not that it makes you dream of hanging an elephant, but it gives you the peace of mind of knowing you can mount a DSLR with a heavy lens, perhaps an external monitor, a microphone, and not have to pray to all the saints that it all doesn't fall on your head.

In short, the promise was good. It seemed like an object that didn't just do the job, but aspired to be a true ally in the field, or rather, on the wall. I expected a product that, despite its simplicity, was robust and functional. And I must say that, at first glance, my expectations were not only met, but almost exceeded. It's not life-changing, but it makes it a lot easier. And at €70.99, the price at the time of review, it's not like it's asking for a mortgage.

Then came the moment of truth: assembling it and putting it to the test. Installation was surprisingly straightforward. The holes were well-aligned, the instructions clear enough for anyone who's ever held a drill. Once secured to the wall, its stability was impressive. Not a single wobble, even under heavy loads. I started with a lightweight setup, a mirrorless rig with a standard lens, just to get familiar with it. The rotation, as mentioned, is effortless. It can be moved with a finger, but once in place, it stays there, still, as if it had taken root.

Then I loaded the arm with something more demanding: a DSLR with a telephoto lens, a 7-inch monitor, and a small LED spotlight. We got close to the stated 10 kg limit, and the arm didn't budge. Zero flex, zero suspicious creaking. That's where you understand the difference between a well-made product and one made just for the sake of it. You can adjust the shooting angle with almost maniacal precision, without fear of the equipment moving or, worse, the entire system failing.