Camera Cable Clamp for HDMI/SDI/Mic, Lock Mount Support 2-7mm

Excelente

Works well. Much smaller than I was expecting. A little tight on the cables but that’s what it’s suppose to do. I would have liked a metal build but maybe the plastic is all that’s needed.

Fits a USB cable, but is very tight for a microphone cable.

I use a cage on my Sony Alpha ZV-E10 and it uses a micro HDMI port. These are tiny ports and due to normal handling they get get a little glitchy. I use the camera for "studio" shooting only and wanted to connect the HDMI out to a 24" monitor as I shoot. By using these clamps, the cable jack never moves and puts no pressure on the port. Same thing with the USB output on the Sony. It looks like overkill maybe, but I don't want to worry about anything other than the picture when I'm shooting. Now the plastic isn't as strong as it could be, I've already broken once of these clamps, the thinned release part of it. Not great, but I'd rather spend the $5 per clamp then have an issue with the jacks on the camera. I also use one on the back of the monitor to hold the other end of the HDMI cable when shooting. Again, it's a little insurance and one less thing to worry about.

I originally talked at the price for these since they're plastic and twice as much as some other metal options. But after buying the metal ones, I wish I had purchased these in the first place. They're easier to use because, unlike most metal options, attaching these to your rig and clamping down the cables are two separate operations, which drastically simplifies installation. I got so sick of having to hold the cables *just right* while trying to use a hex key to screw down the metal clamps - especially when clamping down two cables at once. These plastic clips make it so much easier and less frustrating. I will say there is a bit of trial and error when trying to close the clamp on a thicker cable or multiple cables; you have to make sure the snap fully engages so it doesn't immediately pop open. But once I've gotten it to fully snap, I've never had an issue with it coming loose, even on all-day shoots. And the fact that you get four of these instead of one metal clamp does help mitigate the cost a lot. So overall, I highly recommend these over the simpler metal cheapo clamps. Happy shooting!