When I picked up this K&F Concept monitor stand, the first thing that struck me was the weight, it's definitely not very light but it gives a great feeling of strength. I combined it with my Sony mirrorless to mount an external monitor and I must say that it was a pleasant surprise, the aluminum alloy structure, despite being so light, proved to be more than resistant, my external monitor is very light so it didn't have any problems. What I really liked is the bidirectional adjustment system, the side knob to adjust the tension of the inclination axis is super intuitive, turns and blocks, without complications, there is also a key included to adjust the horizontal axis, which at first seemed a bit uncomfortable, but after using it a couple of times I got the hang of it, the possibility of adapting the resistance according to the weight of the monitor is very useful, especially when I change accessories. The inclination up to 180° and rotation to 360° are very comfortable, the retractable positioning pin is brilliant, it really prevents the monitor from rotating when it should not, how many times have it happened to me with other supports to see the monitor turning on its own during shooting... a nightmare! In addition to the monitor, I also mounted an LED light and, thanks to the cold shoe attachment, I added a directional microphone, all on a stand that weighs as much as a chocolate bar. For those like me who are always on the move, portability is essential, this support fits easily into any bag without adding significant weight to the equipment, I also used it mounted on a gimbal and it didn't compromise stabilization, which is remarkable. The non-slip silicone pads are a classy touch, they hold the monitor in place and prevent scratches, a little attention that makes the difference when using expensive devices. Ultimately, it is a light, versatile and robust monitor stand, it has significantly improved my workflow with Sony, allowing me to have an external monitor perfectly placed in every situation. Recommended