Giottos MH 1004-320

alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 user reviews of the Giottos MH 1004-320 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

I got this to use on a walking stick monopod due to its extremely light weight. For the price, the head is well-designed, but the weak point is the thumb screw that tightens to the camera - it is plastic so there is a looseness even after things are...

OK, just because it states "professional" does not mean it will hold 10 lbs. If you put an expensive/heavy DSLR or lens on this, you're asking for trouble. It's called common sense. It's like that 400lb woman who sued a chair manufacturer - the chair...

This tiny ball head fits perfectly on my monopod with a 70-200. The ball screw its just right to the touch. It doesnt feel cheap also. I like it

Exceeded my expectations. This is actually a very simple device. It's just an ball and socket device with mounting attachments. Based on some of the bad reviews I was expecting that the socket part would be made of plastic but actually the ball and...

I ordered this ball mount for not the usual reasons. I own a Countour Roam action camera. I use it for motorcycling. Their industrial 3M double-stick tape, is hyped as being "permanent." I used it initially in conjuction with a countured (no pun...

This item is too flimsy and has a locking device that is hard to hold as it is too close to the center part of the ball head.

Thumb screw to small needs to be longer. Hard to adjust camera while filming without a lot of movement. Needs to go back to the drawing board.

I wanted a small, relatively inexpensive, but sturdy ball head for a specialized purpose: mounting on a skater (miniature dolly) for use in stop-motion video. This well-made product does the job nicely with small cameras, such as the Panasonic Lumix...

Good addition to my monopod. After 2 months of vigorious use it has gotten a little "sticky", but still works well.