📷 Endurax 60'' Camera Tripod Stand: Ultimate Stability for Canon Nikon DSLR, including Universal Phone Holder, Bubble Level, and Carry Bag Review

I just needed to record a home video with my phone. It's perfect for that. I wouldn't trust a professional camera on this stand, but it doesn't sell at professional prices. Considering the price it was perfect for what I needed and still held up well after a few months of infrequent use.

I train on a tripod. Si quieres usarlo para tomas estáticas es muy bueno, a un precio muy bueno. Puedes extenderlo hasta 60 pulgadas de altura y trae un adapterador para celular en caso de que lo necesites. You must be there in las manos and you must be able to build materials, and you must wait for the part that arrives and you must be able to withstand it.

Okay, serious photographers and/or those who need a heavy-duty tripod should look elsewhere. However, I bought this inexpensive plastic tripod to take a family picture with our Canon DSLR once or twice a year. For this purpose it works perfectly. It packs easily into the included bag, lightweight and portable. If it's a spare, backup, or occasional tripod, it's worth it, but don't expect a professional tripod.

Ordered for a wedding. On receipt I found that it had been used as the box was already torn. It didn't come with a carrying case or phone holder, so I bought it. Edit: Revain sent a replacement that lists all the details. Now that I can say all this is a really great product for the price. does everything i need However, the spirit level is useless. It doesn't seem to be very well made and often the bubble gets stuck.

This tripod is stable once installed. It's very light and comes with a shoulder strap bag, making it easy to carry with other gear. It would be nice if the carrying case was a bit longer to fit the tripod without the mounts hanging around. I'm also concerned about durability. When the legs are pulled out there is a slight wobble until they are fully extended and locked into place.

Haven't had a tripod in years (lost in motion), had old tripods from 30 years ago that probably weighed 5-10 pounds but easily fit on a large lens DSLR on a windy day. It's not one of them. But it's functional and more than enough for holding the phone or point-and-shoot, although I wouldn't count on it getting up on a windy day. And I wouldn't put a £5 camera and lens on it. (If you can afford a $2,000 camera, why would you buy a $20 tripod?) The legs have 4 extensions and when you take them…

I bought this tripod due to lack of options (DSLR, phone, gopro) and it fits the bill. I've read some of the reviews and one of the most common downsides is that not everything fits in the pouch that comes with it. For me, I can get everything in a bag with the lid and handle sticking out. It didn't really matter to me as I was planning on attaching the tripod to my backpack. Very easy to install and includes an extra set of fasteners (nut and washer). I'm not worried that it will support the…

I haven't had a tripod in years (they got lost in traffic), I've had old tripods from 30 years ago that probably weighed 5-10 pounds but could hold an SLR with a large one Lens on a windy day with no problems. It's not one of them. But it's functional and for holding the phone or pointing and shooting it's more than enough, although I wouldn't count on it getting up on a windy day. And I wouldn't put a £5 camera and lens on it. (If you can afford a $2,000 camera, why would you buy a $20…

We all know before we hit add to cart that a tripod for $30 or more isn't going to be top notch in every way. Most of us who buy just want the basics, but here are the definitive pros and cons of this tripod. PRO:-IT'S CHEAP.-IT'S HIGH. I've seen very few in this price range that go up to 60 inches, as well as 17.5 (which I need too). - IT IS LIGHT (perhaps to its detriment) Cons: - IT IS NOT THE STRONGEST. (not top notch either) Tripod that recently broke its leg after years of use. The…