📷 Compact Innerteck Folding Camera Tripod with Ballhead for Canon Nikon Sony Samsung DSLR EOS - Travel Portable Tripod Review

This little tripod can withstand quite a lot of strain. Used on Pentax k1 with 20-70mm lens which is a heavy combination. No weight issues and I've used it for many low-altitude photos. Great little tripod.

This tripod is ideal for spontaneous recordings! A few photos may not be enough. However, I entrust my full-size DSLR to this tripod without fear of it falling or falling.

Bought for a trip because I found it more compact and lighter. It turned out to be heavier than my tripod. It folds smaller, but it's also smaller. It was ok to use but a bit awkward.

Like. It's decent. The Allen key that came with my tripod doesn't match the screws needed to tighten or loosen the legs. otherwise it works fine. Not worth $50 but could be $30. The build quality is nice and solid. It doesn't feel cheap when you use it, but it could still be a little better for $50.

I was looking for a portable tripod for my upcoming trip so I bought this one. This is a good product with high quality. The construction is good. The tripod is stable. the small folded size fits in a normal pocket, which also means the unfolded height is not high enough for a normal standing height, which is what i would expect from a portable tripod. Also, the pan handle on the mounting platform makes attaching and detaching the camera a little awkward.

Love this tripod! I'm a solo traveler and that's great! Bought it for my birthday trip to Thailand and Malaysia. Compact to fit in my book bag when I've been away during the day. Very easy to set up. People thought I had a professional photographer with me. My pictures turned out phenomenal! It perfectly contained my Cannon SX530, my phone and my pro! Now I make sure it's always handy. This is the BEST travel tripod! It doesn't stand that tall, but trust me, it gets the job done. Even if I had…

This tripod has been protected and packaged to perfection and comes with a nylon drawstring pouch. It had a strong smell of glue when it arrived (it was probably used for the foam padding and possibly the plastic inserts in the legs) but the smell has gone since I've been using it for the past few days. The tripod itself is made entirely of metal and is very durable. Well put together. The legs are telescoping by twisting the base of the foot, stretching, and then twisting the other way to lock