quick release clamp

I recently purchased the Andoer Quick Release Clamp and Quick Release Plate, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance. The build quality is excellent, with sturdy materials that feel durable and reliable. The clamp securely holds my camera in place, giving me peace of mind even during extended shoots or when using heavier lenses. The quick release mechanism is smooth and efficient, allowing for seamless transitions between tripod setups. It’s incredibly easy to use, with a well-designed locking system that ensures everything stays in place without unnecessary fiddling. The plate is lightweight but strong, making it a great addition to any photography kit. Overall, this product is a fantastic choice for photographers or videographers looking for a high-quality, dependable quick release system. It’s versatile, well-made, and offers excellent value for the price. Highly recommended!

GOOD PRODUCT, WORKS WELL. TAKES ARCA SWISS AND p/d/NEEWER PLATES. BE CAREFUL, SOME BRANDS PLATES WILL NOR WORK, SO PLEASE CHECK ETC.

Very well made product, excellent functionality

Works with small rig L brackets I have for ZF and A7Iv means I can swap cameras real easy as I prefer to use two different cameras for events best of both Nikon and Sony features Holds sturdy just remember if you have original ftz f mount adapter you will need a lens mount plate as the ftz mk1 gets in the way. A7Iv no issues

I've noticed some reviews being negative about the design but in practice it has what it takes. It has a quick release lever but also a knurled adjuster opposite, both move side plates in and out. I got this to replace my Three Legged Thing quick release plate, it only had the quick release lever but not all Arca Swiss plates are created equal. I have three different widths to contend with. The old one had to be adjusted with an Allen key out in the field when needed and that certainly wasn't "quick release", the bolt became worn after two years of use. The Andoer plate's design combats this problem very effectively, less than one turn and it's locked tight. I'm very happy with it's performance so far. The only thing that I miss about the old one is the level. However my cameras have that built in on live view so no worries. I'm very pleased to have saved myself £50 buying this instead of the TLT one.

As many have already commented on the quality of this clamp, I thought instead it would be useful for folk to know how to make adjustments in case your L Bracket doesn't fit. I ordered this clamp with the Zhiyou Universal Camera L Bracket, and both items were going to be returned as it seemed impossible to tighten the clamp up enough to secure the L Bracket. I even used an Allen Key to tighten the bolt up inside the Locking Knob, but there was still a little play in the jaw. I got to thinking that if I removed the Locking Knob and put a small washer between that and the jaw, the clamp would lock down on the L Bracket. It was then I found the bolt inside the Locking Knob isn't a bolt, but a Grub Screw. With this removed the bolt can be seen inside the Locking Knob, but you don't have to touch this, a couple of turns on the Locking Knob removed any slack in the jaw, Grub Screw back in place, and it works perfectly. I could then make the fine adjustment required and the L Bracket is firmly and securely in place... Note: There are no instructions included and perhaps 99% of the time none are required, with the QR Clamp and L Bracket coming together perfectly. But when there is a hidden adjustment, it would be nice if the manufacture could point that out. It might save them a few returns and negative reviews.

This Arca Swiss bottom plate screws on securely to the flat top of my photography monopod. Manufacture quality looks good and the combined screw in and lever secure attachment- on the other side - works well to allow secure lateral movement. However the Panasonic and Canon lenses I attach have their own built in tripod foot with an "Arca Swiss" shaped segment at the bottom. I'm concerned about the lack of pins which could prevent the lenses slipping out the front or back of this bottom plate. May take some time to get confident with this system. My initial thoughts are that the ease of fitting on a lens, and how secure it is , is not as good as the alternative Manfrotto PL 200 system that I've used previously.

I have bought several of these and can highly recommend these