Tripod/stand for recording

I think I maybe posted about this in the "streamlining" thread, but anyway, I ordered a stand to hold my phone for making piano recordings, so I thought I'd give a report.

I was hoping I could get overhead shots, or at least something that shows both of my hands pretty clearly. I also didn't want it to look ugly and bulky, and I wanted something I could leave set up so I can make recordings more regularly.

Here's what I got:
www.amazon.com/dp/B08K8LVWZZ

What I like: it looks nice, the base is very heavy to support the phone, and it’s easy to get the phone in and out of the holder. What I don’t like: the adjustment portions don’t have regular knobs, instead you have to use a hexagon wrench (which is not attached of course). I dislike this for two reasons: 1) it's a little hard to turn, something that's more like knob that you see on a camera tripod would be easier. 2) since it's not attached to the actual stand, you have to keep track of it. Not a big deal, and definitely not a dealbreaker, but also not practical and it would have been an easy fix.
I'm going to share some photos.
BTW this comes with two clips, one for cell phones and the other for tables. In the photos, I had the tablet clip on but I have since changed to the cellphone clip.

Sam Does it allow you to get overhead shots?

Yes but it depends on where you put it. Here's a screengrab from my first practice recording, in this photo the stand is on the shelf to the left, where you can see it in the photos in my first post, so it's not perfectly overhead, but it gives a good view of both hands. And I literally popped the phone into the holder and took the video, without experimenting with different angles. Anyway here's the photo:

(edited to upload a smaller photo)

The stand isn't tall enough to be placed on the floor, but if you could get one with this design, with the heavy base, then I would imagine you could place it on the floor behind the bench.

I might also try putting it on the folded back flylid, but that would mean you definitely can't record with the lid up. Still, that might work well. I think the base has felt on the bottom, so it shouldn't scratch the flylid, but I might put out something thin like a hankerchief or pillowcase and then put it on that. I'll report back if I try.

Oh, I meant to say - it will not fit on the side of the music desk (on a grand), partly because the base is too large, but moreso because it's just too heavy and I wouldn't want that weight on my music desk.