What is the maximum weight that it can support and still do its job?
760103
Im not sure but my glass table weighs like 50lbs. and it was still stuck on it i wouldn't hold it for very long but it was just a test
760104
The total extension is about 6 inches. With the extension on the mount, the cameras shakes too much. I use it without the extension for better recording.
760105
This thing is way too big and bulky. some parts are actually made of metal. To hold a tiny cam?
760106
I used this to attach a Nikon D600 (1.87 lbs) with a 50mm 1.8 (.34 lbs) to the inside of my windshield. The suction cup never failed and the joints stayed in the position that I had them at. The only issue I ran into was weight distribution. There was so much weight on the end of the arm, that the whole thing swayed at the base. I decided against using a DSLR with this arm and went with a MG130U (JVC Handheld Camcorder). The JVC only weighs 11.3 oz and is perfectly supported by this arm. I wouldn't go much heavier than that.
577547
I think the official weight limit is 300 lb but it is solidly built I bet it would hold a lot more than that before failure.
1570673
It's meant to handle up to 250 pounds (depending on the version). A small paper included in the packaging warns that it is not meant to bare your full weight. In other words, it is meant to handle 250 pounds, but don't lean on it when you lose your balance or NEED help standing.
290474
It can and it will support much more than 35lb. I am still amazed by how well this is made. It is very solid even when it's lifted all the way up. You will love it.
2112276
Best guess is that it supports about 300-350 lb. The weight is evenly distributed.
814313
I really cannot say what the maximum weight would be. I know that it does not flex at all with my 60-pound LED LCD on it. BTW, there is a 5th leg underneath the middle, about half way back. I don't know how much that adds to the load bearing ability. I am quite happy with the unit. It was easily assembled and the finish is about the same color as the picture. I doubt that this really answered your question, but if it was me, I'd try it - making sure that the 5th leg was well in contact with the floor.
657534
I don't know what the weight limit is, but it seems quite sturdy. I've been exceptionally pleased with it. I weigh 125 but I feel it could support much more weight than that.
928084
I'm not too sure but it is very sturdy and I would guess it would support a heavy person.
339528
I have never seen a spec for max weight capacity. I can tell you it will handle a 215 pound person that I let try it.
1245372
This is a strong piece of plastic and I'm sure it can handle 210 pounds. Actually, all your weight is not totally on it as your legs extend beyond the device as well as your head.
1133889
i have some hefty friends that have used it but i don't know how much they weigh. don't know the limits. its pretty sturdy but i think it would max, i think...about 250 - ?-
1517190
I'm not sure of the weight limit. Yet, it's quite sturdy and can support the average adult.
2236062
Sorry, I don't know. It seems to be quite sturdy, but I see that the description gives no weight limit.
1084276
Probably fine. It didn't specify a weight limit, but it is sturdy and solid. Most equipment of this type is meant to support up to around 250.
2247517
I am not sure what the max weight is, but I am 200lbs and it feels stable. I use it a lot and it takes some abuse. Hope this helps.
795722
up to 50 lbs, but it supports much more. I weigh 130 lbs and have, in my infinite wisdom, sat on this and it held strong. It should support what ever you can fit on it.
2162961
I can't tell you specifically how much weight it supports. But I can tell you that it is very sturdy. Its a solid piece on each side that is strong. We currently use it with a heavy printer on the top and laptop replicator on the bottom. I can physically put my weight on the open end with no faulter. Hope this helps.