This is a very versatile phone and tablet mount for a tripod. Without using the extension, it will accommodate any typical cell phone. There are two buttons on the side that open wide enough to accommodate up to an iPad or most tablets. There are 2 1/4" threaded holes, one on the back and the other on the side, with a cutout for cables. On the other side, there is a cold shoe where you can mount lights or other accessories. This holder seems sturdy and stable and I didn't notice any wobble when using it.

The tripod if mounted with all the extension tubes supplied, becomes much higher than declared, losing almost nothing in stability, but only if loaded with something heavy, but for reflexes without heavy lenses or small cameras it is perfect! The single foot that comes off as a monopod is very comfortable. excellent weight/stability compromise, I use it on trekking outings and it doesn't weigh me that much. Finally, I find the hook below the central tube very useful on which to attach the backpack or the weighted tripod case itself in order to act as a counterweight and make everything more stable! Super recommended

This Lightweight Camera Tripod has all the features of a good tripod and even more. One notable feature of this tripod is that the legs can fold upward instead of inward making the tripod compact and easy to carry on a field trip, hiking or camping. The legs and extension can be adjusted from 18.9 inches up to 70.7 inches. The Ball Head can be adjusted to move the camera in any direction and is capable of a holding capacity of up to 17.6 pounds. I have three cameras, the heaviest one weight 5.6 pounds. The Ball Head has a quick release plate for mounting a camera. Shipped with the package is a convenient storage bag for carrying, or the tripod will fit in a backpack. A cell phone clip is available to attach to the tripod. A sandbag can be attached to the hook for stabilization in a windy environment. The center extension can be removed and used as a monopod.

For a moment there I thought they didn’t include the extension arm. The arm is actually hidden in the vertical bar. I almost gave a one star review, lol!

This tripod folds up so small and the maximum extension is super high. Taller than any other tripod I've used. I'm a real estate photographer and the ball head is very useful for leveling the camera for all directions. The tripod is sturdy and has three adjustable leg shafts and two adjustable center column rods. It also rotates comfortably and smoothly when everything is tightened and the tripod is not moved. Incredibly happy with the purchase.
I bought this tripod and a Manfrotto tripod and went with the much cheaper K&F tripod as the stability was comparable, the height was much higher (for outdoor shooting) and it was a lot cheaper. I can only recommend this tripod.

This tripod is light but pretty sturdy at full extension. The removable leg for use as a monopod is really a great feature. Great for backpacking and on location scenic photography. Great value!!!

This is a great tripod! Lightweight, but still solidly constructed. The precision-crafted ballhead operates smoothly. The locking mechanisms throughout the tripod, from the leg clips to the top plate, all engage quickly and securely. And transforming the center column into the extension arm is simple and easy to execute.

Please note: do NOT overextend the arm - there is a stop point indicated. Or you could replace the end-cap with a hook and put a counterbalance weight it.

In my honest opinion, this is a solid and versatile tripod, and would be a great addition to anyone's kit! Happy shopping!!

So far I only have a tripod for small weights for comparison. But it gives a very stable impression. Important was one with clamps on the d extension. I once tried one with screw caps on the extension tubes in the photo shop. It ran full blast and the hose collapsed. In terms of weight. Stable has its weight or, as here, a handy bag with you.