Excellent tripod for an excellent price. Good 360 degree rotation and a cinch to get up and running. Clips are also added to the legs to stop it springing open. It’s really nicely finished and with its weight feels like quality and it would need some force to knock over. The bag you get is well stitched, has an inside pocket for storage as well as a double zip opening on front. Is also has an attached carrying strap and comes with a shoulder strap. Inside the bag is a detachable handle for the tripod that can be used in the left or right hand.Worthy 5 stars

This camera has good clarity and can provide a 360-degree view of the surroundings while I am at work. Good choice, peace of mind

It securely holds my GoPro in place while providing 360-degree rotation for capturing the perfect angle. My camera stays steady and stable, resulting in smooth and professional-looking footage.

Overall, a great product.

I bought this primarily for its ability to hang my camera on the 90 degree angle attachment above my piano for recording tutorial videos. I hang my camera bag off the hook at the end of the centre shaft to stabilise it when I have my Canon 77D and Sigma 18-35 lens hanging off it - very pleased that it manages to keep that weight in place as the lens has a lot of glass in it! Easy to use and set up, comes in a nice bag if you're heading outdoors. Would recommend this tripod for serious amateur photographers.

A perfect tripod! Perfect height, 360 degree rotation and can also be used as a monopod. The three main points for a tripod. The metallic orange also looks stylish. Well stowed in a bag with carrying handle and carrying belt. And the price is right. Highly Recommended!

So disclaimer, I just opened up the box and thought it came broken because the 360 degree rotating joint was loose, but all I had to do was turn it clockwise to tighten it. FYI if you think it's broken, it just was shipped loose! No need to return.

Does exactly what it should... Perfect for using my old fisheye on the EosR

use the fisheye for panoramas and occasionally also use the fisheye effect creatively in normal photos. Important to know: the lens is purely manual. No auto focus and no aperture control. And unfortunately no data transfer either. In practice, however, this is not so bad. In almost all cases I set the focus to infinity and stop down to F8 - F11. Everything is sharp from about 1m. If you want to focus more closely, the missing automatic aperture must be taken into account. The focus peaking of the Z7II no longer works properly when stopped down. You should therefore focus with the aperture wide open and only then adjust the aperture. So nothing for snapshots. The image quality is good, but should be sharpened a bit in the image processing. I photograph exclusively in RAW format and develop with DXO-Photolab. The camera-lens combo is not yet available here, so automatic corrections are not possible (also because of the lack of data transmission). In the manual process, however, a good - considering the low price even very good - image quality is achieved. The following is to complain about: - The aperture has no detents. As a result, it is easily misaligned and an exact repetition is basically not possible. - The lack of automatic shutter control is annoying for fast freehand shots. - The lens does not transmit EXIF data. If you want to know which lens you used for a picture, you have to enter it manually. - The focal length is cheated. It is more like 15mm. Conclusion: great prize for panorama photographers and for use without time pressure, but not suitable for quick snapshots.