I declare that I was initially very skeptical about the characteristics of this object, but as soon as I was able to collect it, I immediately realized that it was a quality product.
Let's start with the weight, a feature that many underestimate but that offers great stability, just like in this case. 1.5 kg of aluminum which will help you shoot much sharper.
Absolutely practical to transport thanks to the bag in which it is contained and especially thanks to its small size: 40 cm when closed which allowed me to store it safely in hand luggage.
At its maximum extension it measures 150cm and thanks to the excellent leg locking systems it will be extremely stable.
The ball joint is very smooth and the camera can be rotated very easily.
The well-designed screw mount, structured to firmly hold the camera on the tripod.
Ability to take wonderful panoramic photos thanks to a small wheel which, if unscrewed, allows you to slowly and absolutely steadily rotate the camera.
A small highlight of this tripod is the possibility, thanks to an supplied Allen key, to unscrew a tripod leg to use it as a monopod.

I strongly recommend buying this product which has only points in favor, after 2 months of use I have not yet found any fault and I am really satisfied!

Very good, sturdy holds camera well, small and compact quite light

Very glad I picked this up as it's a lot easier to manage than the two gorilla bags I also have. This slings over the shoulder comfortably and allows my camera w long lens, cage and wooden handle to slide in nicely on top with minimal effort. The pockets are great and offer plenty of little versatile storage. The larger area at the bottom is where I store my G4 audio case and the straps secure it as it's just a little to big to zip up, but it's fine. The overall build quality is about an 8 or 9 if the zippers hold up.Update: after 2 years these bags still look like new and no rips, broken zippers or any other problem. Best bags we've got Bar none.

I needed a compact, lightweight tripod that I could take with me to work that involved traveling by train or plane. As soon as I took it out of the box, I could see that this tripod would make a good compact option for travel. It's light (weighs only 1.13 kg), folds very small (46.5 cm) and even comes with its own carrying bag (which my Manfrotto doesn't have). This tripod comes with a ball head - a different system of maneuvering the camera than I'm used to. I think I can always consider replacing the ball head on this tripod with a 3-way system for future use. The build quality of the K&F Concept tripod is what I would call decent but not groundbreaking but in this price range. You don't get carbon fiber or other premium materials; instead, you get a magnesium-aluminum alloy and a plastic frame. A fully extended camera can be mounted at 156 cm, which is not the highest height, but I don't think a tripod marketed as a compact is among the tallest on the market. However, 156cm is probably big enough for most situations. The tripod's center column can be inverted for macro photography. Like every tripod I've ever used, the K&F Concept Tripod has a quick-release plate system, which involves mounting a plate to the bottom of the camera. I liked how the tripod is small and light to take with me. I have to take a lot of gear on set, so it's always good to lighten the load a bit. However, due to the light weight, I wouldn't say this tripod holds up well in windy outdoor conditions when shooting landscapes. It works well for my main uses and the carrying case is a very useful addition. For the price, it's certainly a decent option for a photographer who travels a lot.

My new K&F Concept 200cm S210 tripod is neatly stored and compact in the carry bag with shoulder strap.
My DSLR is a little heavier due to the second battery grip, maybe heavy lens and accessories, but that doesn't bother the S210 camera tripod at all.
Even fully extended, on uneven ground, it cuts a fine figure and fixes the attached camera properly.
For the size and massiveness, the weight is quite acceptable.
All hinges and clamp connections are properly made and processed.
The 3 legs are fitted with removable rubber pads, including stainless steel end caps for outdoor use.
I have used the tripod several times without any problems.
I am absolutely satisfied!
A small highlight: A small removable insert shoe is provided to fix the camera. This can remain permanently mounted in the threaded connection of the camera provided for this purpose. It only takes a few seconds to install the camera on the tripod already installed. The camera is already firmly attached, can no longer twist and is ready to take pictures.

I bought this tripod to complement my newly acquired Canon M50.
I have different tripods for different devices, but I wanted something better for the camera. I was also interested in a special feature of this tripod that you don't always find. More about that in a moment.
The tripod was delivered quickly and packed quite small, which surprised me at first.
As it is designed as a travel tripod, it is sold with a small sturdy bag.
It fits neatly into this, if it is folded correctly. More about that in a moment.

The three telescopic legs can be extended three times. They are locked with a twist lock. It holds tightly and is easy to adjust continuously.
There are small rubber feet at the ends that guarantee a non-slip, stable stand.
The angle of inclination of the legs to the centre column is adjusted with a lock that can be easily released. This also allows the legs to be raised completely upside down on the centre column.
This adjustment is needed for two different settings, and these are the two I mentioned earlier.
Firstly, it allows the tripod to be folded smaller than if you only retract the three legs completely. And only then, and after another little trick, does it fit into the bag. (Instructions are enclosed)

On the other hand, this is necessary if you want to use the option I mentioned, which is not often found on tripods. The centre column can be removed and inserted the wrong way round, allowing you to attach the camera underneath the tripod, e.g. for shooting from below or close to the ground.
This is very practical and opens up completely new possibilities for adjusting the camera.

The centre column itself can be extended twice, with another joint in the middle.
This allows the upper part of the centre column and the head to be tilted steplessly via a ball joint at an angle from vertical to 90 degrees. At a 90 degree angle, the camera looks down vertically from above on a corresponding motif. This option was important to me personally. When I wanted to have this setting, with my other tripods it was and is always a fiddly thing.
This ball joint can also be rotated around its own axis on the centre column and also locked in place.
At the end is the completely removable and replaceable head.
This also has a locking option around its own axis, as well as another ball joint with which the mounting plate can be rotated 360 degrees and tilted slightly. There is also a recess at one point, which can be used to tilt 90 degrees.
All of this is securely fastened with a locking screw.
For better orientation and adjustment, the head has a degree marking, with an arrow.
The camera mount has a small spirit level and a quick release for the camera. (with bow on the screw).
This is inserted into two jaws and tightened. It's very easy and holds great.
I have different shapes of this mount on my tripods and I like the K&F one best.

The tripod can be extended up to 154 cm and weighs 1.6 KG.
The removable head can also be used as a monopod in combination with one of the legs.
The range of variations, the quality of workmanship and the price go well together. I am very satisfied with the tripod and use it not only for photography but also for filming.
It can be stored in a space-saving way and is therefore comfortable when travelling.

I am very satisfied with it and can only recommend it.

Works great for macro photography as it is very versatile in the various positions you can mount your camera. You can get your camera extremely low to the ground but without having to splay out the tripod legs over a large surface area. If you have to get into a small nook to get that shot, this tripod does a great job. I would not consider it to be light tripod or quick to set up. It's probably not going to be the tripod I carry around for travel but it folds up into a very small (and nice) bag if you intend to travel with it.

I am very happy with the tripod and particularly appreciate the attention to detail of the rubber pads to protect the camera and to hold the tripod legs! “
I needed a compact and lightweight tripod that I could take with me for work that involved traveling by train or plane.

Right out of the box I could see that this tripod would make a nice compact option for me to travel. It's lightweight (weighs just 1.13kg), folds up quite small (46.5cm) and even comes with its own carrying case (which my Manfrotto doesn't). This tripod comes with a ball head - a different camera handling system than I'm used to. I think I could always consider replacing the ball head on this tripod with a 3 way system for future use.

The build quality of the K&F Concept tripod is what I would call decent, but not revolutionary, but at this price point. You don't get carbon fiber or other high-quality materials, but a magnesium-aluminum alloy and plastic frame. Fully extended a 156cm camera can be mounted, which isn't the tallest height by any means, but I think a tripod marketed as a compact won't be the tallest on the market. However, 156cm is probably big enough for most situations. The center column of the tripod can be mounted upside down for macro photography. Like all tripods I have ever used, the K&F Concept tripod has

I liked the small size and lightness of the tripod to take with you. I have to take a lot of gear with me for the shoots, so it's always good to lighten the load a bit. However, due to its light weight, I wouldn't say this tripod will hold up well in windy outdoor conditions when shooting landscapes. It works well for my main uses and the carrying case is a very handy addition. For the price, it's definitely a decent option for a photographer who travels a lot.