Neewer 77-Inch DSLR Camera Tripod - Compact Aluminum Tripod Monopod with 360 Degree Ball Head, 2 Center Axis, QR Plate, 8kg Load Capacity - Ideal for Travel and Work - Includes Carry Bag Review

It looked very nice and solid at first until I took it for a walk in nature. The leg clamps are very loose and cheap, it seems like they could break off at any moment, the tension knobs on the head started to crackle on first use, they are not strong at all when fully extended, I wasn't expecting there would be one professional tripod, but my cheap tripod is much stronger than this one, wanted to change so that you can of course use mono, am disappointed...

I've only had the chance to use it a few times but it's very durable and has an amazing ball head. I use it with the Sony A7iii and Sigma 24-70 and the Sony 70-200. Both are fairly heavy lenses and they hold everything nicely. I also like the inverted function. This thing has a lot of stabilization options and I would recommend it to all my photography friends for the price. All the mechanisms work smoothly and appear to be very well put together.

I've bought almost a dozen of these cheap travel tripods and I'm glad I bought this cheap one through a Facebook ad. It works great and I would recommend it as a cheap tripod. The only problem I have is the "travel" part of the product description. This item is a bit heavy for backpacking. I'm glad I didn't spend $159 on another brand of travel tripod. There is nothing wrong with this tripod, it is even better processed than you would expect for the price. Recommend to others

I've only used this tripod a few times so far. It's also the first real tripod I've ever owned. So you know where I'm from. It didn't take me long to figure out how everything works on this one. That's very understandable. The legs work great and are pretty strong for me. It's way taller than I need, but if you want height, it's huge. The ball head is very smooth, again for those who don't know how smooth can be, but I really like it. It's easy to set up and the camera (M50 with Smallrig) stays

I wasn't expecting it to compete with a professional tripod but I expected more stability for $65. I think the ball head makes up for the fact that it's really just a $25 tripod. I tried to make it my working tripod for my daily real estate shoot but it didn't work. I'm using a Benro and Canon 6D gear head and you can see the legs flex under the weight (which is below the weight limit of the tripod). It has a hook on the center post to add weight for more stability, but any additional weight…

The ball is firmly held. It stays where I put it and it takes a decent amount of torque to get it moving. Easy to use, well done. The legs aren't exactly what I would call strong, but they definitely do the job. I have an EOS R6, a 24-105mm L-RF lens, a backpack with 3 bottles of water and a "super lifejacket" bluetooth speaker and it captures everything. The legs will bend a little when you fully extend them, so don't try to make them wider than you'd like. I've been using it for at least an…

This is my third tripod from this brand but this time I got an aluminum tripod at a great price. I had carbon fibers and wore them almost every day. I actually bought this to replace some parts to keep my old carbon fiber tripods in action and it worked but with some improvements. I like the extension of the center tube. I like foot controls instead of the old twist locks. Also, the small red leaves are curled up at the top of the legs, making them less jagged. Now aluminum is still light, but…

I was amazed at the quality and weight of this product. When I took it out of the box it had a nice silky finish on its head, I don't know what it's called. and it's quite heavy, not as heavy as a tripod but just the right weight to make it feel like a quality trip mod, it's like a trip mod a pro would use, you can convert it to a monopod do it, it detaches to take photos directly under a tripod, for example if you want to take a close-up of the ground or a top view of something very low, you…