📸 COMAN Premium Camera Tripod - Lightweight 71" Portable Tripod with Q5 Fluid Head, Ideal for DSLR Cameras and Video Camcorders Review

I really like the tripod, especially for the price, it seems great. The fluid head isn't the best, but it's not bad for the price either. I also don't recommend using it at full height, as the middle of the neck gets a little wobbly on the last few inches.

I was looking for a tripod that would disassemble into a 22" carry-on. It does the job! In portrait mode it's not quite 90 degrees, but a little more. So you have to be careful if you want to have photos right now. The "liquid" head is quite smooth for such a small and light tripod.

Super flexible. Light. Sometimes there are problems with the perfect balance, but a little patience will do the trick. I love the high and low hits I can hit with it. It is also possible to take pictures of the snorkel camera and use it as a decent liquid stabilizer. The rotation of the head is smooth, without jerks. It's also detachable so you can use it on a different tripod if you need different legs

I'm a professional video producer and I work mainly alone on three series, one on Revain Prime and two on YouTube. I have a great, heavy tripod for studio videography, but I've struggled to find a lightweight but strong tripod for outdoor use. This one is perfect in every way. It is very well designed and very solidly built. Unlike other supposedly "video" tripods, this tripod's smooth head actually feels smooth. Many Thanks. Robert Marcos

The rotation around each axis is nice and smooth, allowing me to pan and tilt the camera without getting gross camera shake. I wish the quick release plate was a simple mount on the camera, but a coin helps in the field. All locks are strong and reliable with sufficiently large fasteners so that they do not break immediately. Light weight is subjective, which is why I removed it from my review. In general, you don't need a lightweight camera either.

I started with the Coman monopod. And it really works for me. That's why I said why not get a tripod too. In the end I also liked this tripod. Feel and smoothness of the head. I'm even considering buying a third one with a ball head. Update: Bought a third one, it was direct from Coman in China. Because Revain doesn't sell a tripod. Was a heavy truck. I just want to say how smooth the process was and what a great tripod. He is tall. Didn't expect that much from what I saw in the photos.

I am so impressed with this tripod. It expands to 72 inches (although I rarely need that height) and compacts to 22 inches to easily fit in my video backpack. The fluid head is remarkably smooth in both pan and tilt. The quick-release plate can be easily placed on the bracket and fixed securely. The plastic clips on the legs are not as strong as tripods with locking rings, but the clips make packing and unpacking the tripod much easier and faster. This is a great tripod for the price.

This is amazing. There weren't many reviews but it looked solid so I took a chance. Pros: - Heavy and strong - Handles are comfortable and easy to hold - Easy to convert - Very high maximum height - Retractable hook on the bottom for hanging weights for more stability - Incredibly small when folded - Smooth fluid head Cons: - Wanted, how I wish the legs had more different locking angles - The quick release plate arrived covered in some kind of fibrous material - looked like a spider web. I…

Let me tell you right away that this is not a premium tripod. But for the price, I think it's totally worth it. It takes a little learning and fiddling to figure out how to include it in all configurations. One of the legs comes off, but you can't put your head directly on the leg, you also have to remove the B-pillar. To do this you have to unscrew the small plug at the bottom, which also contains a retractable hook, and then pull out the shaft and screw it to the leg. This gives you a VERY…