📷 GearFend Lightweight Mini 5.5" Tripod: Perfect for Logitech Webcam C920 C922 and Small Cameras - Includes Extendable Legs and Microfiber Cloth Review

Just what I needed for my online class. It's great for my webcam and I couldn't ask for a better tripod that works well in small spaces as my desk is small with very little space between my laptop and books. Great product and I am a happy customer.

Holds your webcam firmly. It features a standard webcam screw connection. The legs are adjustable in 2 positions, low and high. Well done. The tripod can withstand a lot of weight. I even attached my heavy Nikon camera to it to check it out. Doesn't move or move, even with a heavy camera. It is worth noting that it does not have a stand for a smartphone. This tripod is only for things with a standard mounting screw on the bottom. Not for a smartphone, you need a holder for that.

The tripod is lightweight and easy to set up. It has little rubber feet that help keep it in place. The ball head makes adjustment easy, and the compressed parts (which tighten) have a metallic feel, as do the camera mount threads. It's small and unlikely to support the weight of a DSLR or medium/large mirrorless camera, but it handles my webcams and small vlogging cameras just fine. It works exactly for what I need and I won't hesitate to buy another one for a multicam setup in the future.

I was pleased with this tripod. Folding legs provide fixed storage when you don't need it and versatility when you need it. The workmanship is very good. The tripod is stable and durable under normal conditions. The initial cost of the unit is reasonable. Good product and good price deserve at least four stars.

Just what I need for online lessons. It's great for my webcam and I couldn't ask for a better tripod that works well in small spaces as my desk is small with very little space between my laptop and books. Great product and I am a happy customer.

This tiny tripod was designed specifically for webcams for those of us who need to host conference calls or zoom meetings but have a standard desktop PC with no built in camera, such as most laptops. It's small, but the legs stretch out twice. I love it and will recommend it to anyone who asks for it. It's well made with mostly metal parts and a ball joint to level the camera once it's attached to the head. The rubber feet prevent slipping on the table. All in all a great buy for the price…

There are good cheap ones and bad cheap ones. How could I give a $6 tripod a star? Because it doesn't work like a tripod at all. I wanted them to hold my lights during Zoom calls. Lights about 8 oz. First, the "Taurus" is rough and difficult to tune. Second, the legs do not remain bent inward or outward. They just hang out. Nothing keeps them open or closed. Thirdly, leg extension works purely by friction, just like the old antennas of the 1970s. The problem is that after a little use they…