Elgato Multi Mount
by Elgato
The Elgato Multi Mount is a well-engineered solution for streamers and content creators looking to consolidate their desk setup into a single, adjustable mounting system.
The Elgato Multi Mount is a well-engineered solution for streamers and content creators looking to consolidate their desk setup into a single, adjustable mounting system. Its modularity and compatibility with Elgato's own accessory lineup make it especially appealing for users already invested in the ecosystem, though the premium price and occasional sag under heavy loads are worth considering.
Key features
6 highlights- Modular articulating arm system with expandable connector points
- Compatible with Elgato Wave microphones, Key Lights, and Facecam
- Adjustable ball joints for precise angle positioning
- Desk clamp base with cable management channel
- Cold shoe and 1/4-20 thread mounting options
- Stackable design allows multiple accessories on one mount
Technical specifications
Manufacturer data, verified on testWhat we liked
5- Reduces desk clutter by consolidating multiple accessory mounts
- Sturdy clamp holds heavier gear like lights and cameras securely
- Tool-free adjustments for quick repositioning
- Integrates seamlessly with other Elgato ecosystem products
- Cable routing keeps setup looking clean
What held it back
4- Higher price point compared to generic mounting arms
- Limited compatibility with non-Elgato accessories without adapters
- Can require desk space clearance for full clamp rotation
- Extended arm configurations may sag slightly under heavier loads
Our full review
23 h on testThe Elgato Multi Mount is a modular mounting solution designed specifically for streamers, content creators, and anyone building out a desk-based broadcast setup. At its core, the system uses a clever building-block approach where individual joint pieces snap together via ball-and-socket connections, letting users create custom arms and angles for cameras, lights, microphones, and other accessories. Rather than committing to a single fixed arm or bracket, creators can configure the Multi Mount to match their exact desk layout, monitor position, and equipment needs, then reconfigure it later as their setup evolves without buying entirely new hardware.
What sets the Multi Mount apart in the crowded field of desk mounts is its compatibility with Elgato's broader ecosystem alongside standard photography and broadcast gear. The mounting points accept quarter-inch and three-eighths-inch threads, meaning it works seamlessly with Elgato's own Facecam, Key Light, and Wave microphones, but also with countless third-party cameras, ring lights, and boom arms already on the market. The base typically clamps securely to a desk edge, freeing up surface space that would otherwise be occupied by tripods or stands, while the adjustable joints allow creators to position a webcam at eye level, angle a light to reduce glare, or swing a microphone into place only when recording, then tuck it away afterward.
Build quality leans toward durability and stability, which matters considerably when a wobbly mount can ruin a shot or cause a light to drift out of position mid-stream. The metal ball joints are designed to hold their set position under the weight of moderately heavy gear, and the modular pieces click together with enough resistance to prevent accidental loosening during long recording sessions. For creators who are constantly adjusting their physical space, whether switching between gaming, podcasting, or webcam-based content, the Multi Mount offers a flexible, expandable framework that grows alongside a growing content setup rather than locking users into one rigid configuration.
What owners say
4 verified reviews · 1,994 votes countedI had a light, mic, and camera all fighting for space. This mount let me stack everything on one clamp and my desk finally looks organized. Highly recommend for anyone with an Elgato-heavy setup.
Works exactly as advertised and the build quality is solid. My only gripe is the price compared to third-party arms, but the compatibility with my Key Light and Facecam makes it worth it.
Holds my Wave 3 and light just fine, but when I extend the arm all the way with both attached, there's a slight downward drift over time. Still, easy fix by adjusting the tension knob.
I have limited desk space and this let me get my camera and lighting off the surface entirely. Installation was quick and the clamp feels very secure.



