This Gimbal is built well , maybe little on the heavy side.
I think it would be good for entry level photography & would be fine for most shots .
The reason I returned it was I didn't care for the play in the horizontal pivot .
And when you tighten the lock knob for the horizontal pivot it changes camera position slightly .

Years ago, not knowing what I was looking for, I purchased the Albott 70 inch tripod . It was a good entry-level tripod that is quite traditional with it's pan-and-tilt head and quick release lock. As I started to build out my video and photo equipment (I'm still a total novice), I've found that I needed a tripod that was more compact and sturdy.

This K&F Concept TM2515M1 tripod is certainly not professional level, but it is a good travel tripod. With a ball joint, and a screw-lock plate, I found that it is more versatile than the Albott tripod. With the orange highlights, it is also much better looking.

I've included a few pictures comparing the two tripods. As you can see, with the K&F tripod, I do not compromise on any of the features of the other tripod while gaining a more compact and sturdy frame. The build quality of the K&F is great. All parts are metal and the tripod legs are tightly screwed, giving it a very secure feel.

From the pictures, you can see that compared to the traditional tripod, the head is smaller and easier to pack away, without that long handle to get in the way. The maximum height is comparable to my old tripod, but when packed away, the K&F is much smaller. The carrying case is also more rugged. It has a heavy-grade nylon and the zipper is nice and big. What I'm losing compared to the traditional tripod is the monopod height but I'm not a tall guy, so I would never use the mono fully extended anyway.

The K&F has the upside-down feature that is common among tripods of this kind. It allows one to shoot videos and pictures from a much lower angle without risking the safety of the camera. I can imagine a low-to-the-ground timelapse on the bank of a river looking at boats on the river.

Form really follows function on this one. The orange highlights accentuate all the joint locations and the all round design gives this tripod just a sleek look overall.

I'm quite satisfied with my purchase and the sub-100 dollar price that was exactly what I was looking for.

Years ago, without knowing what I was looking for, I bought the Albott 70 inch tripod. It was a good entry-level tripod that's fairly traditional with its pan/tilt head and quick release. As I started setting up my video and photo gear (I'm still a total beginner) I realized I needed a more compact and stable tripod.

This K&F Concept TM2515M1 tripod is certainly not a pro tripod, but it is a good travel tripod. With a ball joint and screw cap plate, I found it to be more versatile than the Albot tripod. It also looks a lot better with the orange highlights.

I've attached a couple of pictures comparing the two tripods. As you can see, with the K&F Concept tripod I don't compromise on the characteristics of the other tripod while getting a more compact and stable frame. The build quality of the K&F is great. All parts are metal and the tripod legs are tightly bolted, giving it a very secure feel.

From the pictures, you can see the head is smaller compared to the traditional tripod and easier to store without the long handle getting in the way. The maximum height is comparable to my old tripod, but the K&F is much smaller when packed. The carrying case is also more robust. It's heavy nylon and the zipper is a nice size. What I lose compared to the traditional tripod is the height of the monopod, but I'm not a tall guy so I would never use the mono fully extended anyway.

The K&F Concept has the inversion function that is usual for tripods of this type. It makes it possible to record videos and images from a much lower angle without compromising camera safety. I can imagine a ground level time lapse on the bank of a river looking at boats on the river.

Form really follows function here. The orange accents accentuate all the connection points and the wraparound design gives this tripod an overall sleek look.

I am very happy with my purchase and the price under 100 euros was exactly what I was looking for.

Great entry-level scope. Great performance, easy to use, the image quality is pretty good, and the instrument can be very helpful for students.

This is a great night vision glass of the entry -level class

If you're looking for a fun entry-level gadget to look around at night, this is great! In an open field, you can spot someone from about 150 meters away, but that's not great in the forest, where the trees and scrub reflect too much light. For reference, the photo is about 60 yards away and looks better than the picture shows.

These are great entry-level night vision binoculars

After initial difficulties, we are now satisfied. Affordable entry-level device.