Desktop Tripod Stand - Open Box
The go-to desktop mounting solution for streamers and broadcasters, featuring four levels of height extension and a ball head mount to ensure you can always find the perfect angle for your light. With collapsible legs for easy travel, the Tripod pairs with the Lume Cube Smart Phone Mount to double as a handheld self-broadcasting tool – think selfie stick with a serious level-up.
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Lume Cube Desktop Tripod Stand — Eye-Level Webcam, Professional First Impression
The gist: A height-adjustable desk stand that positions your webcam or key light at eye level in minutes — the fastest visual upgrade for remote video calls without a dedicated recording space.
- Raises webcam to eye level: Adjusts from 12.5″ to 30″ in four steps, pulling your camera off the laptop hinge and eliminating the unflattering upward-angle shot on video calls.
- 360° rotating mount: Swivel to dial in the exact angle without repositioning the whole stand — useful when adjusting lighting between daytime and evening calls.
- Desk-friendly footprint: Collapsible legs fold away when not in use; the stand stores flat in a drawer rather than competing for desk real estate.
- Works with lights too: Mount a Lume Cube or other small LED beside your monitor to add professional key lighting to client calls or recorded presentations.
B&H Photo describes the LC-STAND as designed for desktop use with lights and webcams, highlighting its adjustable height range and collapsible build for setups where space is at a premium.
Best for: Remote workers who use a Logitech or similar desktop webcam and want a quick, low-cost upgrade to their video call setup. Skip it if: You need to mount anything heavier than a webcam or small light — the 2 lb capacity isn’t built for cameras. Runs ~$30 open box — check the current price before buying.
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