It is not easy to have tripods mount a camera to their base and face downwards and the camera positioning becomes really hard so i got this as an addition to my unboxing and review kit . Its super small when it is in collapsed and easy to move around. Not the heaviest item either but not the lightest one either. The ball head alone is pretty cool and so are the rotating collapsible legs. Really recommend this item for a unboxing setup for youtube. The tripod only works at straight up or perpendicular setting no other diagonal positioning is supported by the joint.

I got this to keep in my car for when I need a tripod in a pinch, even for my iPhone (it comes with a phone mount adapter). It's plenty sturdy even for a DSLR with a heavy lens. I think it will serve me well in the field.

This is the most adjustable tripod I've ever seen.

First of all, it is extremely large. I'm 6'1" and when it's fully inserted I can't reach the camera button to take a picture. If I wanted to do a crane shot with everything I have on hand, I would use that.

The monopod feels a bit fiddly, but if I had just enough room to carry one (pod?) with me and felt like I might need a tripod or monopod, that's really the only thing I've seen , which can be both.

It has a 90 degree articulation so I can shoot those product shots from top to bottom and it even comes with a ball mount so I don't have to attach my own head. Speaking of the ball mount, it has great smooth movement. So if I wanted to (and you have enough steady hands) I could use it as a stable axis for pan and tilt motion shots.

In addition, the legs are spread wide, so not only can I take extremely high shots, but I can also use it as a very low tripod, keeping the camera inches off the ground. The 90-degree elbow arm even lets me hold the camera sideways and upside down, with the ball mount keeping it almost at ground level.

The legs work pretty well. I've used smoother motion legs, but they're not bad.

It is light and with the bag it is easy to carry.

The only thing we still have to talk about is the robustness. I would describe it as mostly robust. I would trust it to hold my camera but on a windy day there will be movement in the shot. I can feel it wiggling a bit, and it's even more when it's fully extended. If I were going to use it for long exposure, I'd want to throw some sandbags on the hook.

Overall a great tripod for those looking for an all in 1 solution.

We recommend.

Likes: sturdy and very configurable for changing needsDidn't try yet: converting to a monopodDislikes: the bubble level is on the camera mount itself and not on the tripod or ball mount interface. so if everything below the camera is not level, when you rotate the 360 mount, the camera goes out of levelPeople complained about the ball head falling off in other reviews. That was all down to user error. One just needs to tighten the ball mount down against the tripod body and everything is night and secure.

The tripod is compact and lightweight. The mount is plastic which is a shame it would have been nice to have a metal one.

The camera movement is nice and smooth and it has a lot of position. The legs are strong and sturdy. It needs a counterweight when using the overhead and the hook for one isn't the best.

Pros
Nice build quality
easy to adust lefts and head.
smooth glide.
light-weight

Cons
plastic camera mount
tips easy when using the overhead.

Overall a nice tripod with a few bits that could be improved to make it prefect.

This is the best iPhone tripod I've ever used, and it has some nice features, like a Bluetooth remote (which paired quickly with my iPhone 15 Pro) to take photos using your phone's camera, so you don't have to set the camera's timer and rush back to get into the shot. And when you're not using it, the remote snaps into one of the tripod legs, which also have a rubberized bottom for extra traction. This product also seems sturdy and well-built. Additionally, the magnet is strong and holds the phone very securely. However, if your phone doesn't have a magnetic case, you don't have to worry, because there are also spring-loaded mounts that easily pop out to give a firm grip on a phone. Finally, the instructions are short, easy to understand, and well-illustrated. The only negative I encountered — and this is a very minor thing — is that after replacing the battery in the remote, it can take some patience for the cover to snap properly into place (i.e., for it to lay flat). But I doubt most people will be replacing the battery very often. Just don't force it or you might break it. Overall, this is a nice iPhone tripod that can also be used as a selfie stick.

First tripod for my iPhone. Love it!

I have an older, vintage camera tripod that I've been using for several years. It was much more expensive than this one. The K&F Concept 70"/177cm Portable Tripod is just as sturdy and a much better value. For heavier cameras, I always look for the hook at the center of the tripod because sometimes in outdoor conditions, I like to hang a sandbag to make sure it doesn't get blown away by the wind. The legs extend with no issues and there is a bubble level near the camera mount. This is much nicer in quality engineering than I had expected especially due to the smoothness of the moving parts. You can mount your camera very high, so this would work well in environments like auditoriums where you will need a higher perspective. This is much more light than my old one and it comes with it's own nylon storage/carrying bag. Thankfully, it takes the standard 1/4" threading on the mount and they were nice enough to include a cell phone adapter, so it's for versatile use.I find the K&F Concept 70"/177cm Portable Tripod to be a fair to good value. I've seen similar tripods as reviews and they were lacking in engineering and quality of materials. This is a good tripod and I would strongly recommend it to anyone with a heavier camera or equipment.Thanks for reading my review. If you found it helpful, click he Helpful button below.