This is a nice, inexpensive yet high quality tripod. After testing it, I found it to be quite sturdy and also very lightweight. It weighs 21.5 ounces/607 grams. I bought it primarily for use with my older iPhone 11 Pro Max. I found it works very well to securely grip the larger cell phone. Of course, my old digital camera fits in there too. The tripod also features a small bubble level and comes with a carrying case (not pictured). The included shutter remote paired with my cell phone with ease. The instructions say it's very easy to do, and it was! I had the little remote paired over Bluetooth in less than 10 seconds. And yes, the remote is tiny! Dimensions: 2.5 inches x 1.5 inches/6.35 cm x 3.81 cm. You really, really have to be careful not to lose it. I'll have to find a makeshift way to store it on the tripod itself when not in use. When using a regular camera the top grip is on the right side, however when using the tripod to hold a cell phone the grip shifts to the left as the phone is facing the opposite direction. As I am right handed this is the only negative I noticed but other than that it is a nice tripod.

This tripod is actually very lightweight and comes with a carrying case. I can easily see myself taking it with me when hiking. Although it is lightweight, it seems well built and is sturdy enough to support my 2.5 lb Nikon P950 camera. There is no quick release plate for the camera, but it does have a standard 1/4" threaded mount to screw into the bottom of the camera. For camera phones, the head has a flip-up, spring-loaded mount that holds your phone securely in place. Additionally, there is a small Bluetooth remote that can be paired with your phone's camera to provide a remote shutter release function. It looks like it should work with both IOS and Android devices. I had no issues getting it to pair and work with my Samsung S22 phone's built-in camera app.

This is a nice inexpensive yet high quality tripod. After testing it I found it to be quite sturdy and very light weight too. It weighs in at 21.5 ounces/607 grams. I mostly picked it up to use with my older iPhone 11 Pro Max. I found it to work very well at gripping the larger cell phone in a secure manner. Of course, it also holds my ancient digital camera as well. The tripod also has a little level and comes with a carrying bag, not pictured.

The included shutter remote was a breeze to pair up with my cell phone. The instructions say it's very easy to do, and it sure was! I had the little remote paired up in less than 10 seconds via Bluetooth. And yes, the remote control is tiny! Measuring at 2.5 inches by 1.5 inches/6.35 cm x 3.81 cm. You really but really have to be careful not to lose it. I will have to find a makeshift way to store it on the tripod itself when not in use.

When using a normal camera the top handle is on the right, but when using the tripod to hold a cell phone the handle switches to the left due to the phone facing the opposite way. Me being right-handed, that's the only negative thing I noticed, but other than that this is a nice tripod.

This tripod is indeed very lightweight and comes with a carrying bag. I can easily imagine taking it with me when hiking. Despite being lightweight, it appears to be well-built and is sturdy enough to hold my 2 1/2 lb, Nikon P950 camera. There is no quick-release plate for the camera, but it does have a standard 1/4" thread mount to screw into the bottom of the camera. For camera phones, the head has a flip-up, spring-loaded holder that will securely clamp your phone in place. In addition, there is a little blue-tooth remote that can be paired with your phone camera to provide a remote shutter release function. It looks like it should work with both IOS and Android devices. I had no trouble getting it paired to and functioning with the built-in camera app on my Samsung S22 phone.

This camera is good for subjects that are still, like a an interview, vlog, or webcam. It has zoom in and out but not auto focus. So it’s best if your subject matter stays within focus. Which is what I got it for. That said, it works great. It doesn’t come with a memory card, but I have plenty, so keep that in mind in case you don’t have memory cards in hand. It has a tripod and mic mount areas. The remote is perfect for using with the tripod. Once I get setup and in position, I just use the remote to start and stop recording without having to touch and disturb the camera placement. The menu is self explanatory and fun to just play around with. It has auto power on and off when it’s opened or closed. This does come with large batteries. The batteries charge via usb right in the camera. And if you run out of battery life while shooting, you can plug it into a phone charger/power bank and keep going. It can be used while charging. It’s extremely compact and lightweight and easy to transport or store.

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.

The K&F Concept 4-in-1 tripod comes in a practical nylon pouch with instructions, a cell phone holder, two Allen keys and a trigger remote control.
The tripod is made up almost entirely of metal and some plastic (e.g. legs, housing, etc.). The workmanship is impeccable and the tripod looks sturdy and high quality.
The remote and phone mount are made of plastic and nothing special, but they work perfectly.
The functionality of the tripod doesn't need to be explained here, but everything works perfectly and what we think is very good is that the tripod can also be used as a monopod or an extendable selfie stick. The tripod is extended and fixed by turning the individual sections. A locking symbol (on/off) symbolizes whether or not it is locked. Some users have criticized this. We think this is great because you can quickly extend or shorten/reduce the legs, etc.
When folded, the tripod is also very compact and fairly light and can be taken anywhere. Sure, you compromise on the fairly small ball head, which may just be too small for a full-frame camera, but that's not what the part is designed for, but for phones, action cameras, small MFT/APS-C cameras, etc. - and yes, and the tripod is always adequate for those requirements.
We used a smartphone and an action camera with the tripod and it worked flawlessly.
Overall, we are very happy with the product for the price and can recommend it!

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This little tripod does what it's supposed to. I haven't tried out the remote for it, but that's not why I purchased it. I've used it for a camera, my cell phone, and a mini portable projector. It's stable and strong enough for what I've needed. It's small enough to stuff in my backpack. No disappointments.