Do not use this gimbal head on a tripod but on a table. (photo booth). Is sturdy and hinges well. On this table I don't notice any difference with my 3 times more expensive Benro head.

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.

Despite reading the reviews, I was still surprised by the compact size and weight of this tripod. The components are all of quality, they are well finished. I'm 185cm tall and I'm using a Pentax K1 with battery grip and 24-70mm f2.8 lens. It's a big, heavy camera setup. My immediate concern was that the tripod would be too short and if I flip the camera vertically the tripod could fall over. To my surprise, fully extended, the camera viewfinder is almost too high for me. This puts the lens above most people's heads when you're in a crowd and most DSLR cameras have a tilting LCD screen that lets you see anyway. It's also fairly stable for its weight. There was no danger of the camera falling horizontally or vertically. I wouldn't risk it on a windy day though.

There are 3 separate knobs on the ball head for locking rotation, ball tilt and camera base plate. All very solid. The base plate also has a really nice bubble level and compass to help you point the tripod north for astrophotography.

If you are a hiker or traveler I recommend this for value for money only.

These Kentfaith digital microscope LED fill lights are ok. They come simply wrapped in plastic and thats about it. The two lights are on a clip that I guess is meant to clip onto a desk to table top and reach around the microscope or whatever you want them to.
But I ordered them to go with the Kentfaith digital microscope and my review will be based on the compatibility with it.
The microscope already has two LEDs like this built into the base and are pretty dim which is why I went ahead and ordered these thinking they would be an upgrade. And boy are these an upgrade!
They actually come with a power adapter for the USB cable it is powered by and has inline controls of on/off, brightness and dimming, and even to turn one or the other lights off or have them both on.
They get MUCH brighter than the lights that come with the microscope but unless I have it near the edge of a table, it isn't a great solution because there is no way to mount these onto the original microscope base.

Overall, fantastic goose neck lights that you can use for anything at all with good controls as well. If you are ordering them to go with the microscope like I did, you might want to look for a different solution unless your microscope is near the edge of a table.

Love this for RV’ing

Sanitation issue in RV. It worked well.

I like the camera

The tripod makes a good impression in and of itself. BUT the rubber base (KF) on the removable plate is catastrophic! Due to the small contact surface, the camera wobbles in the horizontal position and in the vertical position the camera (Nikon D7200 + 50mm lens) tilts downwards. I had to remove the KF rubber and stick on a bigger one! If you really want to add self-promotion, you could do this elsewhere.