The Mini C-Stand with Ball Head from SHAPE is a compact stainless steel stand that holds dots and can be used for tabletop/miniature applications. It features two grip heads with 3/16" holes, a sliding top leg, and a ball head with a 1/4"-20 screw. It also comes with an adjustable smartphone bracket with two 1/4"-20 threaded holes that can secure your device while recording.
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It’s Lightweight And Very Versatile For My Table Top Shoots. It Can Easily Hold 4-5 Pound Lights. I Also Have One For My Phone On My Desk. I Fully Recommend.
Shape doesn't publish a weight spec for this... it can't be much. The stand itself seems well designed and durable, but the ballhead (which doesn't seem removeable) can't hold much weight. I put 6 pounds on it and it couldn't hold it.