Latzz Bluetooth Selfie Stick Tripod: Extendable 45-Inch iPhone Stand with Wireless Remote Shutter - Compatible with iPhone 11Pro/Xs MAX/XR/X/8/8P/7/7P/6/6P/Galaxy Note 8/S10/S9+/S9 and More Review

What I like best about this product is that the remote control is rechargeable and easy to connect to my phone via bluetooth. Unfortunately, the remote doesn't work half the time, even when charged and connected via Bluetooth. The stand itself is also not very well balanced when fully extended. If the legs were wider it would be stronger for sure.

I loved this one because it seemed more durable than many of us, but I couldn't use it because one of the parts to adjust the phone holder was NOT kicking. General. I watched the video to make sure it wasn't user error and it isn't. I couldn't use it as it didn't hold my phone. I've seen a few other reviewers have the same issue, so this is obviously the issue.

The product I received had a bent leg so the entire tripod was crooked. If it had been a center aligned foot it might have been fine. But since it was a side leg, the whole thing tilted to the side. Finally returned it. I have never tried the board. I think most phones have selfie gestures, so I'm not sure when that would be useful. The selfie stick itself seemed pretty solid. If it hadn't been warped I probably would have kept and used it.

No possibility to secure mobile phone. Several others have already posted about it and no explanation has been provided. There are several people who gave it 5 stars saying it works great. I have to think they are insiders or paid posters. As you can see from the video, it is not possible to mount a mobile phone in a holder that claims to be for mobile phones. It can be used with a GoPro type phone attachment, but all you can do is mount your phone on a SMALL mount and hope it doesn't fall off…

I'm not sure how the clip is supposed to hold the phone securely. When you turn the screw to the "closed" position, it opens fully to its maximum position. When I turn the screw to the "unlocked" position, it moves the pad about 1/8 inch toward the phone before the knob you use to turn it falls off. Under no circumstances does he hold the phone in such a way that it can be used as a selfie stick. I suppose if you're just using it as a tripod you can put your phone in the slot and hope it…