Many of the other tripods I've used with my dslr tend to flex a bit while snapping the shutter, this thing is rock solid. I only gave it 4 stars for the weight as it is sortta heavy, but the weight definitely adds to the stability of this thing. There's a video review of an owner struggling with removing the monopod leg from the tripod. In my case this was a very smooth process. I'm guessing he has a burr on one of the threads. I really love the adjustability and feel of this tripod and would 100% recommend this to anyone looking for a great modular stand without breaking the bank.

I'm excited! So far I've struggled with 2 cheap tripods where the movements in the joint were sluggish, the stand was not stable and there was a constant risk that the tripod would tip over. But if you buy cheap, you end up buying twice. Or three times. I am completely satisfied with the new tripod! Top quality at a fair price. Everything seems well made and of good quality. The grippy rubber mount completes the package. The camera mounts well and movements are smooth and accurate in all dimensions. The stand is stable. I still have to voice one point of criticism: the telescopic legs have to be opened up individually. I would find quick-release fasteners more practical as with other tripods.

Foreword: Hello friends, I have been involved in photography for about 2 years and this has also become my everyday hobby. That's why I wanted to improve my existing equipment. At the beginning I had a tripod for 20€ and gained my initial experience with it. Like many of you, I also wanted more possibilities and more comfort in photography. Now I would like to describe my experiences and the differences to a 20€ tripod for beginners. So you can get your own idea of whether a more expensive tripod is worth it for you. Quality and differences to cheap tripods: After the product arrived I noticed the first difference, the material of the bag was a bit thicker and of higher quality. After I unpacked the tripod, I assessed the workmanship and how much play the tripod had. I have absolutely nothing to complain about the processing of the metals and this is at a very high level. A few plastic elements show that not everything is perfectly processed. Compared to my cheap tripod, the legs can be unfolded individually, which in my opinion gives me many more options. The ball head can also be adjusted much easier, more specifically and, above all, more comfortably than on my cheap one. Here I have to adjust 2 axes separately with the lever, which gets a bit annoying in the long run. What fascinated me the most, however, was the possibility of turning the tripod around and getting very close to the ground. These possibilities are usually not offered with cheap tripods. So I can finally take calm macro shots and take pictures from completely new perspectives. In addition, the pack dimensions were decisive for my purchase because I would like to use them when traveling. The attachment that is screwed into the camera has a very good rubber coating with a profile so that the camera does not turn out by itself even if it is rotated by 90° on the tripod and is equipped with a large lens (some of you will probably know this). ). Due to the compact size, K&F has also come up with a solution for windy days, because this tripod is equipped with a hook at the lower end of the neck, to which you can attach your bag or similar. Overall, I see many advantages in this tripod compared to the tripods in the lowest price range: + Individually fold-out legs = More options + Ball head for more comfortable adjustment + Smaller pack size and light + Overall very stable even with the neck extended + Turning the neck 180° gives you new ones Perspectives possible + More sophisticated and convincing design

I’ve been through a lot of tripods. Mostly cheap ones that I’ve been disappointed in. This one on the other hand is the best I’ve ever owned. Very sturdy, easy to adjust and meets all my needs.

I'm just starting out in photography myself and have a lot of tripods, all of which are basically pretty cheap. I bought this one hoping it was professional level and I might be happier. This baby is solid. I don't know much about tripods but this is the very first tripod that I find very professional. I'm sure there are much better ones out there but at my level this is the best I've ever had. For reference only, I am 52 years old.

I do some social media content which involves making video clips both inside and outside. I had cheap tripods and selfie sticks before buying this. Great quality and love how high this goes to take pictures above content. Highly recommend, make the purchase.

I've had all the DSLR cameras, but I wanted a CPL for my bridge camera. Initially, I bought a cheap one because I didn't know how much I would use it, especially for landscapes. However, the camera is so light and versatile that I find I now use the DSLR very little. So I've been looking for improved filters for the bridge. The CPL is of course the most important, so I tried that right off the bat, and I was not disappointed. Yes, I could spend a fortune on really good filters, but for an enthusiastic hobbyist in advanced years, this will do just fine. I've been using it for a few weeks and have been very pleasantly surprised with the results. Very good value for money.

I’m just getting into photography myself and I have many tripods basically all are pretty cheap. I bought this one in hopes it would be on a professional level and I could be happier. This baby is solid. I don’t know much about tripods but this is the very first tripod that I feel as though it is very professional. I’m sure there are much better but at my level this is the best I’ve ever had. Just for reference I’m 52 years old.