📱 UBeesize Phone Tripod - Portable and Flexible with Wireless Remote, Universal Clip Stand for Video Recording (Black) Review

This tripod is in no way inferior to the JOBY tripod bought many years ago. The legs bend, but for this they are very short. And my main complaint, which I think applies to any short tripod like this, is that it's very difficult to stand the iPhone upright as it has to be held on one side of the tripod and it's extremely difficult to bend. legs to support it. In addition, the phone hardly comes from the surface. One thing that is great about this tripod is the clamp mount. It is very durable…

I like this tripod. I had the original stand (larger). So I got this and was looking for something smaller. It's a small form factor but feels more durable. I like the design of the ball better than the original. This is ideal for desktop or shots that require close-ups in small spaces. I use it to film my videos under the car or chat with my family on my desk. Compared to the original, the design of the ball is different and I like it better. See photos of both. It also comes with a phone…

Wouldn't buy again. I was looking for a tripod with flexible legs for a smartphone or DSLR. This advertises being able to do both, which unfortunately was not possible. I have found that when attaching my DSLR, the tripod keeps wanting to tip on its side and fall over. Another issue I found with the tripod was that the legs are not necessarily attached to the main body of the tripod, giving them room to wobble during use, which can blur videos or photographs. The phone mount worked great except

This is the third UBeesize tripod I own. The quality is very good out of the box. The legs are strong and flexible for a variety of uses. In my photos you can see the size of the tripod compared to the UBeesize Premium ruler and tripod. This is small enough to fit in a medium sized handbag or small backpack. The only issue I've found is that mounting the phone for portrait mode requires you to bend your legs (see photo) as it's small, or the weight of the phone will make it tip over. In my…

I was asked if I would like to try this product for free and I thought "Of course, why not?” That has never been asked. :) I use it for live streaming my calligraphy as well as video chatting with my mentor while practicing. I've never had such a small tripod. As a former photographer, I have a good Gitzo rig and have approached it with a healthy dose of skepticism. I was pleased with how easy these little feet are to use. I have a Samsung 20 Ultra, the phone is not small. As long as it could…

You can't use it as a cell phone tripod because when you put your cell phone up for a standard portrait photo or video it's too heavy. You can adjust the legs a bit to compensate, but after barely touching the side of the camera, it was enough to tip it over. I wouldn't trust it in a light wind or draft. The legs should be a lot heavier than they really are. Also, you can't aim directly at the table in tripod mode, as your legs get in the way of the shot and there's only one point on the swivel