📷 Compact Koolehaoda Tabletop Mini Tripod with Adjustable Ball Head - Height Range 9-21.5inch, DSLR Camera Macro Mini Tripod with Carrying Bag (KQ-166) Review

Surprisingly well made, sturdy, durable. I am very comfortable. Adjustable for many heights and positions, and with its weight and sturdy construction, I'm sure it will hold my Sony camera and lenses up to my f4 70-200 lens.

Very powerful for a small tripod. If you need a lightweight small tripod, this is not an option. It's a bit heavy and strong enough for my full frame DSLR with a 70-200mm lens. Very durable construction that will stand up to some abuse.

Great travel tripod If you don't feel like carrying around a full size tripod, my only concern is that I wish the mini tripod was lighter. But it's great when you need to travel long distances or are out all day for exposures and need to carry it in or on your backpack.

The tripod is very stable and works well with the 6 piece Koolehaoda Unipod Stick. It supports a Canon HF R800, a Neewer adjustable lamp and a microphone attached to the pivoting mounts of the INSEESI C-Mount for Speedlites. So it's a bit heavy, but the unipod tripod is stable. Nice stand.

This is a great travel size. It comes with its own carry case, or you can carry it in your purse or other travel bag. It is very durable. Made from high quality aluminum. I have a camera with a 300 zoom lens, no problem. I bought this for the wedding I'm going to so I don't have to carry around a large tripod. This is 👍

I bought a ZOMEI Mini Travel table tripod and sent it back immediately. It was very cheaply made and it was obvious that it would only last for a few uses. Then I ordered this one and. Impressive! Big difference. Admittedly it was a little more than double the price but still good value and worth it! This is quality work! I am very happy with it. So much so that I wrote this review, which I very rarely do.

I first used a Koolehaoda tripod on a trip to Canada and loved it. He was stable, flexible, well traveled. I just got back from a 2 week trip to Montana, Wyoming, Colorado. In Montana I got up early to photograph the sunrise. I opened the tripod and one of the lower legs fell off. With some confusion I was able to put it back together but I feel like I need to be careful now when using a tripod. For the price it is good value for money.

I bought this tripod along with its aluminum counterpart (SL-166) to see the weight difference when going from aluminum to carbon fiber. I'm pretty sure it's fake carbon fiber. Holding them both in my hands, I felt no difference. I weighed both on the same scale and the "carbon fiber" barely supplanted the aluminum at 1lb 15.1oz and 2lb 0.6oz respectively. You get just an ounce of weight loss for almost twice the price ($49 vs. $88 at the time of writing). Depending on the quality of aluminum…

Good, solid. stable table stand. I wouldn't call it a travel tripod as it's relatively short. If anything, it's very heavy for a table top, but for me it's a plus that adds stability and gives more confidence that an expensive camera is less likely to tip over. For now the collar locks seem to be working fine and keeping the legs in place. so they don't slip. Comes with a very lightly lined camo canvas pouch to protect in transit or when not in use. One star deducted as the spirit levels are…