📷 LINKCOOL Mini Phone Tripod: Lightweight Tabletop Stand for iPhone, DSLR, Gopro - Universal Mount Holder & Wirless Remote Review

While the module feels sturdy and the little remote control is cool and works great, it only holds the phone in the horizontal (landscape) position. I bought this to hold my phone while using laser guns without ammo. but it doesn't keep the phone upright. I could weld the nut to the bolt at right angles, like an adapter. In summary, an abandoned and inexpensive stand, but which has one major drawback.

like that. It's pretty nice for the money. The plastic tripod is strong enough to hold an iPhone 11 and folds compact enough to fit in my pocket. Makes a solid and well-constructed impression. Bluetooth trigger instantly syncs with BT and works great. A good choice with the CR 2032 battery, easily available here. It just feels a little light and I'm not sure how durable it will be in the long run. The phone holder is almost on the limit for the iPhone 11 and its case, but it helped. So far I've

It's a bit difficult to position the phone the way I want it as the angle at which the phone is held isn't exactly what I want. But it's enough for me to film my work on my desk. It doesn't hold your phone upright at all (90 degrees), so using it for FaceTime or watching something while you work isn't an option. Sometimes it takes some creative foot support to keep my phone at the right angle. Worth the money for what I need it for, but I'll likely find another option elsewhere that offers a…

I would give zero if I could. It looks obvious, but it really isn't. Included with this tripod are parts that don't fit anywhere. I could only put one piece on and it looked like it was in an awkward spot so I spanked her. There's no height adjustment, which sucks. All in all it's not worth the money. I would like this not to be pushed back to the return date. I would definitely send it back. With COVID 19 it has completely slipped my mind because I take social distancing seriously. Otherwise I

I bought this as a phone tripod for classroom recording and it seems perfect for that purpose. The tripod itself is made mostly of thick plastic, but it feels pretty solid. I suspect the rubber feet on the bottom of the feet will fall off first. The phone mount uses a spring loaded clip to hold the phone in place and has foam/rubber pads on the clamping surfaces. The clamping force seems quite strong and I had to use both hands to open it wide enough to slide my phone in, which is a bit of a…

If you're looking for a great value alternative to the Manfrotto mini tripod, check this one out! Advantages: - very durable; It's not plastic, I'd say it's aluminum. It uses a ball joint to hold your camera or phone, but it's not easy to move. It fits my a6300 in combination with a Sigma 16mm for only about 2 pounds - portable; It's literally just fold up and go. In addition, it is very light. It comes with a remote control that requires you to download an app once you have your phone…

This is a very cheap alternative to more expensive similar products and could easily ship during the coronavirus outbreak. All others had a delivery time of at least 30 days and were probably shipped from China. If it's already in the States, I don't care where it's made as long as it gets there quickly. It's small and easy to set up. The ball joint works fine, but I wouldn't over-tighten the compression screw. I don't think it's strong enough if you do that and you might snap the threads. It's