📷 Polarduck Camera Mount Phone Tripod Stand: Lightweight 51-Inch Travel Tripod for iPhone with Remote, Phone Holder & GoPro Adapter - Matte Black Review

The setup is great. However, the Bluetooth function does not work properly. Don't expect to be able to take a picture with him. The small device you use to take a picture via bluetooth doesn't connect well, and when it does, it often drops the connection after 3 seconds, requiring you to restart the bluetooth connection. Waste of money and time! Also, the tripod doesn't hold the phone well. Not durable at all. The only plus was the bag in which everything was together.

It's certainly not the most durable tripod in the world, but it does the job well considering how cheap it is. I bought it to store binoculars for stargazing. Once in place, the tripod gets beyond heavy, but with a little care everything works just fine. It should also work well with my S5 IS PowerShot camera, which I've always wanted but never had a tripod. I didn't even know it included smartphone accessories - they're the icing on the cake. In general I am satisfied.

This thing is as thin and cheap as it gets! I wouldn't put my PHONE on it let alone a real camera. Avoid this unless you want to deal with cheap, low quality plastic and aluminum and the inevitable broken camera or phone if dropped. I don't usually leave harsh reviews like this, but there really isn't much more to say about this item. The only reason it gets two stars is because the attachments seemed sturdy and I should have expected it to be such a piece of junk considering how cheap it was.

This tripod is just ah. You get what you pay for I guess. I used this with my iPhone and the bluetooth clicker was easy to use but every photo was blurry. I was in a well lit area with natural light but I think because the clicker took a bunch of 10 photos each of them got blurry. So that was disappointing. The range is also limited. I was hoping I could tilt it so it was parallel to the ground, but it doesn't go that far. With my determination to let it lay flat, I broke it up so I can confirm

About 3 months have passed without any problems! I never realized it wasn't too big until I saw it was flawed. I shoot a video every other day and use it all the time but treat it with care. It has a spot where I fold it up when not in use, so it's just a quality issue. There is a middle pole that connects to the tripod, making it strong and free! It's a twist-and-stay sort of thing, but if you move it to change the direction of the video or fold it in and out, it falls to the ground. However…