I bought this to replace the broken carbon fiber tripod for travel. This is a bit heavy but the function was something I was after so I didn't mind. I have others for travel that are much lighter. For low profile and product shoot, this is perfect for the angle to use and the price is better then other out there.

In concept this is a brilliantly versatile camera stand with an amazing choice of camera angles and heights. Not only is the centre column reversible, allowing the camera to be mounted between the legs, but the legs can also be adjusted to three different angles of tilt. A side boom further enhances versatility, although fully extended it struggles to cope with a heavy camera and long lens. One leg is removable for use as a monopod.However, it is not without serious flaws. The worst is the quick release mount which is incapable of tightening sufficiently to hold my Nikon D600 straight, meaning that every few minutes I have to remove the camera to re-tighten the screw. This is incredible frustrating and for such a basic function not to work properly makes a mockery of the good points of this tripod. I also doubt the sturdiness of the tripod, finding at full height and/or extension the need to use a remote trigger. This shouldn't be necessary.Another negative is that I find the screw tighteners for the ball mount etc. to be too small and all in an awkward position, making them difficult to use quickly and efficiently.Other niggles are perhaps my own fault of choice: the monopod is too short to be able to hold the padded handle when using as a walking stick. I should have bought the 72" version but I am not that tall and the trade off would be even less sturdiness on a taller tripod.I will probably buy a new quick release plate or complete new head assembly and persevere.

I'd doesn't have an attachment for a cell camera, (phone).

Solid heavy until can take some weight to it and not flex, unlike the other until have owned they all changed the angle of the position after adding in the camera and tools, has much neater functionality and the design is smooth and strong, overarll the solid stand with minimal flex.

This is a very good product for the money, well made and versatile. I personally prefer tripods with a clamp release rather than the screw type on the legs but I forgive it on this tripod as it's so good. Highly recommend this product.

Lightweight and compact. Very easy to use. Holds my digital SLR camera with telephoto lens without any issues

I have been very please with this lightweight travel tripod. It is extremely versatile and can be used in a range of configurations as shown in the attached photos. The build quality is very good, each of the legs has a latch that locks into place when extended. One of the legs is fully removable and can be used as a monopod. The tripod head has a fluid motion which is excellent for videography. Very pleased.

What an awesome tripod.... these were the words of my brother. I bought it to offer him as a gift cause he is a photographer with 10 years experience and is using Sony A7 III. He is very pleased of a gift, he says that this is a proper tripod that is very useful. You can adjust it in many different ways so you can take the best angle posible. Great on stability, weight and sturdiness. It comes with a very nice carry bag. It’s not that cheap but if my brother has given a very positive feedback for it than i think itms worth the money.

When the package arrived it was so small and light I thought I must’ve ordered the wrong item. Wouldn’t have been the first time. This tripod is excellent value – it is strong, lightweight, easy to manoeuvre and folds down to a very small size. And there is the added bonus of the instructions, which demonstrate a very creative use of the English language. However if you’re interested in this tripod you probably know how it works so you should be happy to regard the instructions as a comedy bonus.

A bit heavier than I though, but that just means it doesn't move. Folds down to a very neat size. In hindsight I should have bought the taller one but the main reason I wanted this was to get close to the ground without the camera being upsidedown. For that purpose it's brilliant.