Advantages1. The camera is small and can be carried easily.2. The battery usage time is long.3. Easy to select menu.4. It is waterproof.6. The price/performance is good.Disadvantages1. In 1080 60fps shooting, the pixels are coarse than expected, and the sharpness of the screen is poor. 2. The zoom function is meaningless because it is not an optical zoom. Conclusion: Good for beginners to use.(After using more, I will add a testimony.)

Well package and decent carrying case. Bought this for occasional use so cannot speak to it's life but I was very happy to see the quality of the image from both cameras. The rotating side camera really makes the whole unit worthwhile. I had a cheaper 5 foot unit but trying to see damage or details on side of a pipe was all but impossible but the rotating camera gives a clear direct on view.

K&F Concept® Professional Portable Tripod Model 1+ Scope of delivery: - Tripod - Carrying bag - Operating instructions (English, Chinese)+ Design: The Tripod Model 1 makes a valuable impression after unpacking. The workmanship is very good. Everything is cleanly processed and there are no sharp burrs or edges. The dominant color is black, some parts are gold-colored, which gives the tripod an elegant look. In addition to the tripod, there is a carrying bag. This is very stable and can be worn or used as a shoulder bag. The processing is absolutely flawless. What is also noticeable about the carrying case is that the side walls of the carrying case are very thickly lined, so that parts of the tripod do not press uncomfortably on the body when carrying it. Even with the carrying strap, a thick padding for the shoulder has not been forgotten. Otherwise, the tripod just fits in there. The tripod head is additionally protected by a velvety bag pulled over it.+ Operation: To set it up, the feet of the tripod head are folded down by 160°. At the top of the tripod base there is a button that allows the feet to lock at a certain angle. There are three possible positions in total. The tripod has a foam covering on one leg for quick carrying. So that it does not fall over in strong winds, it has a hook at the bottom where the feet meet, for attaching a weight, e.g. B. a sandbag. To adjust the height of the feet, there are three levers (leg clamps) at the bottom. This can be folded out and the tripod leg extended to the desired length. Then you turn the lever again and the leg is locked. This works very well and the feet snap into the desired position securely and firmly. There is a ring for adjusting the height of the center column, which is gold-colored in the upper part. If you turn it to the left, you can push the center column up or down after overcoming a resistance. The usual crank was omitted. There are three locking screws on the tripod head. The smaller bottom one allows the head to rotate 360 ​​degrees. There is also a grading in increments of 10. The lines are easy to see, the numbers 30, 60, 90 etc. are very small. A white triangle shows the set angle. The angle can be locked with the lower small adjusting screw. Further above there is a large adjusting screw. With it, the ball joint can be activated or fixed. If the ball joint is activated, the attachment with the camera (or other equipment) can be moved in any direction. At the top is the plate for attaching the camera. The mounting plate can be removed by turning the top adjustment wheel and attached to the thread on the underside of the camera. To tighten the screw, you can use a coin that fits into the slot in the screw. Now the plate can be put back on and tightened with the set screw. The camera then sits absolutely firmly on the tripod. So that the camera is aligned straight, there is a dragonfly. If the air bubble is exactly in the black circle, then the camera is correctly aligned horizontally. The camera can be panned left and right horizontally, or rotated 90 degrees vertically. There is also a slot on one side of the ball joint so that the camera can be tilted.+ Conclusion: the tripod is well made all round, stable and easy to use. The camera does not wobble, even if it is a bit heavier due to screwed on accessories (8 kg load capacity). 1.25kg weight is also not too heavy to carry around and the carrying case is also of good quality. The maximum height is 1.58 m. I can definitely recommend buying this camera. For higher demands, there are other model variants from the same dealer. If the air bubble is exactly in the black circle, then the camera is correctly aligned horizontally. The camera can be panned left and right horizontally, or rotated 90 degrees vertically. There is also a slot on one side of the ball joint so that the camera can be tilted.+ Conclusion: the tripod is well made all round, stable and easy to use. The camera does not wobble, even if it is a bit heavier due to screwed on accessories (8 kg load capacity). 1.25kg weight is also not too heavy to carry around and the carrying case is also of good quality. The maximum height is 1.58 m. I can definitely recommend buying this camera. For higher demands, there are other model variants from the same dealer. If the air bubble is exactly in the black circle, then the camera is correctly aligned horizontally. The camera can be panned left and right horizontally, or rotated 90 degrees vertically. There is also a slot on one side of the ball joint so that the camera can be tilted.+ Conclusion: the tripod is well made all round, stable and easy to use. The camera does not wobble, even if it is a bit heavier due to screwed on accessories (8 kg load capacity). 1.25kg weight is also not too heavy to carry around and the carrying case is also of good quality. The maximum height is 1.58 m. I can definitely recommend buying this camera. For higher demands, there are other model variants from the same dealer.

Well, I only buy things if I absolutely need them.

►What do you get?
In the box there is a nice carrying case, the tripod and the quick release.

Personally, I use the tripod the most and when I have to create content for social media, I also use the quick release for my phone.

►How bright is the tripod?

Compared to what I've used so far, it's very light. I would definitely recommend it especially for travellers, at 1.33kg it's wow! !

►What is carbon on this tripod?
The tubes, the rest is good quality aluminum.

►The head?
When you see if, for the first time, it may seem small to you, but from what I've experienced, it does a good job. It goes 360° and has a marking all around, which is very useful, especially for panoramas or large landscapes.

It really helps me when I need to shoot from a specific angle and then I turn my head to get a different angle and literally take a picture of the angle where the camera was positioned before. That way I don't have to worry about getting a different angle.
The head plate is decorated with a nice rubber logo that will prevent your camera from slipping.
The lock works very well. When I move my camera almost 3kg in portrait mode all the weight goes to one side and when I lock the head it literally stays where I wanted it to. Head rotation is smooth, no problem to interrupt your smooth video.

►The central part of the tripod?
The lock which is located in the middle is easy to access and loosen or lock.
There is also the wheel lock with rubber on the top which will allow you to make the tripod higher. I strongly suggest locking it properly to prevent your camera from sliding down.

►The legs?
These have 4 sections and will allow you to go very precisely with the pitch.
The best part is that when you open them they slide out very quickly so you don't have to pull them, for me it saves a lot of time which I always do I unlock all 3 legs of all sections and just let them open. Also, when you adjust the height, the legs are very smooth.
At the bottom they have a good solid rubber that will prevent the tripod from slipping. I mainly use it in the kitchen where I'm filming a cooking show and the tripod stays in place on the tiles. For this, also use a backpack of about 5-7 kg inside to stabilize it properly. There is a hook that you use to attach things (like in my case the backpack for extra stability).


For what I use, it's great. Now I can't say anything about hiking where the wind might be an issue.
I use it strictly in the kitchen and move it around a lot to capture different angles.

►Why did I buy this one over others?
It is very simple, because it is light and compact. Sometimes I have to go to my clients for food shots and I have to take the gear with me and I wanted something that saves me weight and size. This tripod is what I needed.

►The quick release?
Well built and good looking too, I would say use it more with phones. It's very handy to have it around and I consider a good addition is that you get it with the tripod.

►The carrying case?
Attractive ! You can easily install the tripod (folded correctly) and maybe some other small equipment, there is still space.

►Overall experience on this subject?
I was a little surprised at how light and compact it is. Easy to use and stable enough for my static setup and the 3kg camera I use the most.

►The disadvantages? I haven't found any so far.

Well package and decent carrying case. Bought this for occasional use so cannot speak to it's life but I was very happy to see the quality of the image from both cameras. The rotating side camera really makes the whole unit worthwhile. I had a cheaper 5 foot unit but trying to see damage or details on side of a pipe was all but impossible but the rotating camera gives a clear direct on view.

This is a nice compact selfie stick
The remote works well with my Samsung Galaxy s23 phone.

Lightweight, adjustable, easy to use. you can sling it over your shoulder in the carrying case if you don't have a larger camera bag. I use this much more than my tripod, it's lighter and quicker to set up and take down. good for when you have to shoot and move, I used it at a 5K, it made the day easy.

This is the best monocular I have used to date and would thoroughly recommend using it. Trouble was the smartphone attachment is useless for a Samsung Galaxy S20 and used for every phone of this size I should imagine there are a few! It's a shame as I really wanted to see how it would work. Surely keep the monocular as it's really very good for what I want. Bird watching, country walks etc.
Nice carry case which is useful as it has a shoulder strap but forget the instructions as they are for binoculars. Easy to use so you don't need them anyway.