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 wanted a different way to mount a GoPro besides a helmet mount so I tried this one that you wear like a necklace. I find it very comfortable, because it’s made from a bendable material with a soft rubber so you can tailer it to fit. With the push of a button you can easily remove your GoPro or unlock the necklace. I use it mainly for MTB but it’s versatile enough to use for anything really. To me it’s a great value for the money.

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.

I was looking for a filter that would not be too expensive to mount in a case for the GoPro on the motorcycle. I've already lost a few filters due to the vibrations. This filter not only screws well and fits perfectly, but also surprised me with its quality. In the videos I get in 4K I don't see any distortions or aberrations or lack of sharpness... I recommend this brand.

This is an upgraded selfie stick that extends up to 5 feet without the additional tripod mount. I am able to use my GoPro 12 with no issues. Extending it allows a different vantage point. There is no feeling of it falling out or twisting oddly in your hands as the shaft is sturdy. I am eager to use it on a Insta360 camera in the future. The length and materials of this K&F Concept is excellent. I have a few short tripods with 1/4" threaded screws that I can utilize onto the bottom of this stick. Great design that allows versatility to your photo/video shooting options. The lower part of the selfie stick has a stickier rubberized-like finish to better grip it. It is lightweight but a little longer than most selfie sticks when fully closed down (over 12 inches) so you have to plan on how to travel with this.

The main advantage of this selfie stick/mini tripod is its size. At only 13 cm long and with a diameter of 3cm its small and can easily be popped into a pocket. Unlike many selfie sticks this one is not designed for a phone but has a GoPro style mount. It extends from 13cm to 33cm, which although not the greatest of extensions is probably enough for most tasks, particularly when held at arm’s length. When extended the sections stay in place so its rigid and does not collapse as many other sticks do, the centre extension poll is metal and has 6 sections. The handle is plastic and rubberised to aid grip splitting into 3 sections that fold outwards to form a steady tripod like base. I like that I can attach my GoPro (Hero 7 black) to it without any additional joints, it just screws straight on, as it makes the whole assembly simpler and stronger. I have longer versions, but they don’t provide such a solid mount and to be honest I am enjoying the compactness of this version.