Review on 📷 Versatile iPad Tripod Stand: Extendable Selfie Stick Tripod for Tablet/Action Camera/DSLR/Phones, 56'' Heavy Duty Aluminum, Ideal for Selfies/Recording/Vlogging/Live Streaming by Vangele Carson

The main attraction when buying is the use with a 10 inch tablet. It comes with a unique tablet holder that can hold a tablet or two phones side by side. good and mediocre design features. Each side has independent screws to tighten that side's clamp. This means that you have to pay attention to the centering of the tablet. This is important as the tablet mount attaches to the selfie stick via a friction clip. through the rubber grommet + plastic clip with clip that appears thin even from the side and can be prone to tearing) not strong enough to prevent the tablet from rotating when the tablet is unbalanced. It is not a problem if you only use a tripod as a static stand. But with every movement, the tablet basically starts to rotate. As this is the main reason for this purchase, I'll try it out for a week or two and see if it's bearable or not. I'm also concerned about the fragility of the clamp itself. If it breaks, the tablet holder becomes useless. The extension rod (3 sections) feels solid and snaps in well. In selfie stick mode, the tripod legs become a "thick handle" that should fit comfortably in medium-sized hands. For those with small hands, the size of the handle may be uncomfortable. At the top of the stick is a regular phone mount. There are no problems with this part of the product. The Bluetooth remote control was delivered disassembled from the packaging. Maybe on purpose? The kit also includes an extra battery. It took some trial and error to get the button body to snap into place. There are no instructions on pairing or using the remote. However, these are the basic steps for a new pairing (no code required), and the button looks like it will expire after about 2 minutes of inactivity (before that, the LED will flash). screws, remove, reattach) - The tablet mount has a plastic ball mount and can be rotated between portrait and landscape modes - The desk mount slowly lowers over time (heavy tray) due to the plastic ball and ring design. - The tablet mount has very slight vertical up/down tilt due to mounting design. The horizontal range is 25 degrees of lateral movement. The tablet mount uses a rubber grommet and plastic clip to attach to a selfie stick. It doesn't tighten enough (I'm afraid of over-tightening and breaking the clip due to the plastic construction) to keep the tray from rotating around the stick when you move. In tripod mode (no movement) it seems to hold up enough to stay in place. The tablet holder is attached to the stick with a plastic clip. no durability guarantee. Hacking this will render the mount unusable. Install more once and never change mount again. Note. Once you've installed the tablet mount, it prevents the flash drive from being fully folded for storage unless you remove (and risk damaging) the tablet mount.