🤳 3-in-1 Extendable Selfie Stick Tripod with Wireless Remote and 360° Rotation for iPhone 13/13 Pro/12/11/11 Pro/XS Max/XS/XR/X/8/7, Samsung Galaxy, and Smartphones Review

Very good product. Can easily hold my phone and love how portable it is. Fits easily in a bag and I love that it can stand on its own. Very, very well done. If you're shopping for a selfie stick, I wouldn't recommend looking any further.

Great selfie stick, but the battery is poorly designed. The remote doesn't turn off when you plug the stick back in, meaning you'll find it's dead when you need it. Tried using it last Saturday (1 day after the return window) to find out the battery was dead. Bad concept if you don't mind removing the battery (not mentioned on a small note).

I've read reviews of several other more expensive selfie sticks and there were too many issues. I chose this one: there are fewer reviews but the reviews are way BETTER. Connection was instant, no problem; The clamps are really strong and will NOT drop my iPhone XS Max when held in portrait or landscape orientation. The stick is well made - save yourself money, time and frustration and just buy it.

I bought this walking stand and I have to say it's not too bad for what you pay. There are some annoying issues like not being able to press the shutter button on the remote for Snapchat videos or videos where you hold down the button. It also doesn't overreact to every press of the shutter button. The stand is a bit wobbly, but once it's in place it shouldn't be a problem. In general. It's cheap quality but I mean you didn't pay too much for it and it serves its main purpose so it makes up for

Nothing beats a good old selfie stick at a garden party! It works, is easy to use and holds the iPhone 12 perfectly. The pop out function works just as well in the shortest position as it does in the fully extended position. The event was rather gloomy as it was night outside and the LED ring light added just enough extra light to let the footage come out clear. Tripod and Light The ring is also durable and lightweight. Selling them as a set is a great idea, and they're great for under $20 too.

I bought a selfie stick mainly for home video calls because it has a backlight. The light is surprisingly bright enough to see clearly on video, and there are four different modes, two white and two warm, whichever gives you the most comfort. It orients easily from landscape to portrait mode and stays in place very well. The clips are pretty darn strong to the point where I think they can break the surrounding plastic if you don't know how to open it properly. The tripod is pretty solid, at low