Review on UBeesize Aluminum Lightweight Compatible Android by Dusty Oner

For more information. I received the product for free from the manufacturer, but I was under no obligation to do anything other than write a true review. And that's it. I have no other relationship with this company. Like you, I rely on Revain reviews to make purchasing decisions. I previously bought their small tripod to use with my iPhone 6s for recording and FaceTime (UBeesize S tripod, a premium flexible phone tripod with wireless remote control). I was very happy with it as was this product. The Ubeesize 50" tripod is well made. It feels solid, the links work well, the locks click well and I have a feeling it will last a long time. Assembly was easy. It can be opened, extended and folded quickly. The head turn is smooth. The dragonfly would probably be useful. Rubber tips on the legs protect your floor. The soft tote bag hangs comfortably on my shoulder. It's light but not flimsy. When fully extended, the camera connector pad was 51 inches off the ground. It holds my iPhone 6s securely in both landscape and portrait modes and pivots effortlessly between the two. My phone connects and disconnects quickly. I will confidently hold my iPhone on this tripod. The top of my iPhone was 56 inches off the ground in portrait mode. This tripod should be very safe to use with the small to medium sized cameras that most non-professional photographers have. I tested it with my very heavy DSLR: a 5D Mark III with a long 70-200mm zoom lens. It's a bit like a monster. However, the tripod held up without hesitation. While I don't think I would choose this tripod for this camera in windy conditions or on rough terrain, I would feel comfortable using it at home. This should be more than fine for typical consumer cameras. I have a professional tripod that I use with my 5D Mark III, but until now I've had to use it with my iPhone as well. I will no longer carry this tripod around with me for iPhone use. All in all, a Ubeesize 50" tripod would be a good addition to my camera gear. I'm surprised at the cost.