51-Inch Extendable Lightweight Phone Tripod Stand with Carrying Bag - Universal Tripod with Bluetooth Remote and Cell Phone Mount for iPhone Xs/Xs Max/Xr/X/8/8 Plus, Samsung, Huawei, and Camera Review

If you're looking for a tripod that weighs next to nothing, this might suit you. I personally sent it back because it was too fragile for me. I need to set up a telescope and even at 20x this tripod was too unstable. Even on level concrete, it swayed so much in the wind that it was unusable. If you're setting up your camera for photography and want something that's easy to carry, you might like this.

Got this to up my game with YouTube video content. I wasn't sure what I was going to get, but I knew it had to be small, light and strong at the same time. This checked all my boxes and more. I think it's about 12 inches when folded. An added feature is that its small profile is ideal for being placed on a small table, but it can also stand high enough to lie flat on the floor. Whether I'm in my studio or on the go, it should be perfect.

It's not heavy, but you can't get it for $19. It works well and is only 4 feet tall (actually 51 inches, but still short). For casual use or travel comfort, this is great. My only complaint is the little knob you turn to attach the camera. It is a very small pen and almost round. A triangle or wings would be preferable, or a large handle. Aside from that, you get what you pay for. easy and inexpensive.

I bought this tripod to use with a laser level. I really like the ease of use and one of the attractions was the bubble level. I used to buy cheap tripods that weren't as strong as this one. I like the light weight and easy setup. I think it would be great to use it with a phone mount to take selfies and with the included BT, group shots would be easier and you wouldn't be left out of the picture.

I needed a really good stand for my projector to tilt the projector. I couldn't use it to set up the original tripod that came with the projector. We watch movies in the backyard. The screw on the projector sticks out a bit to screw the projector to the projector, but it's actually not that tight, a little loose. I like that the tripod can be adjusted and tilted in the legs and it comes with a remote control. Will try again when the rain stops to see how the view goes. Just received this today,

Love the tripod. It has a back-to-front layer, but not left-to-right. It's lightweight and fits my S8 with Otter case easily. Vertical range is very good and stable even at maximum open when my camera is mounted on the side to take portrait (not landscape) photos. The remote control works with most cameras, but not with my S8. It simply approaches (instead of retreating) along with the camera. No photo is taken. Strangely, when the camera app is closed, the camera app also works for volume up…

We have a traditional tripod for cameras but nowadays most pictures are taken with cell phones which are easier to share on social networks. We had a big family reunion last year on Thanksgiving when we wanted to take a picture for the whole family with a cell phone we had to stack the books on the table to put the phone down. Before Thanksgiving I was looking for a cell phone tripod and I'm very glad I found it. It's super easy to set up and the remote control makes family shots a breeze, no…

I needed a very good tripod for my projector to tilt the projector. I couldn't use it to set up the original tripod that came with the projector. We watch movies in the backyard. The screw on the projector sticks out a bit to screw the projector to the projector, but it's actually not that tight, a little loose. I like that the tripod can be adjusted and tilted in the legs and it comes with a remote control. Will try again when the rain stops to see how the view goes. Just received this today…