Built in WiFi sends images to my smart phone. Great for planetary & lunar photography. Lets me monitor my telescopes while inside. Works with my both 1.25” and 1.8” eyepieces. No long exposures or stacking images, so not for deep space or very low light. I’m very satisfied with this purchase!

An awesome tripod and grip for smart phones, point n shoot and small DSLR cameras. Maybe a light Canon Ra mirrorless series with a small lens. As camera weight goes up usable extension goes down with less control and swaying. Here are some weight numbers to play with. I use an iPhone 14 Pro Max (240g) and a Canon G7 X (304g) at full extension. An older Canon Rebel SL1 DSLR with 24mm EF-5 lens (532g) with 4 and with a heavy 18-135mm EF-S lens (857g) 3 extensions. Go with a Zhiyun Smooth 5S Gimbal with iPhone 14 Pro Max (865g) for 3 extensions.

Outside with the full 62 inch extension in the wind smart phones and even GoPro cameras will move around some. Think about ropes to secure it if you need the height for a shot or lower the extensions for a more stable platform. Indoors with a robust tripod I have no fear putting the most expensive iPhone ever made on it.

As weight goes up the weakness is the 180 degree control head with a smooth locking surface. As tight as possible this can slip with heavier loads especially with a motorized gimbal moving around. The solution would be a control head with a geared locking surface and even better a metal version that would eliminate any slippage as well as no worries when adding accessories to the setup.

Maybe next year Eucos will come up with a 'Pro' version having an improved gear locking head for a little more cost. If not maybe they could provide a removal control head so we can replace it with a Manfroto version. They have already nailed so many issues we look for in a tripod as with strength and durability in such a small reasonably light package especially running around a mountaintop with a backpack of camera gear.

For now with light cameras this needs to be in your arsenal of tools making great videos when an expensive gimbal takes time to setup while this can do a lot of the same movements as you are the gimbal. It is so very well balanced forget all those other grip solutions for a smart phone or whatever you use. Go with the best tripod and grip at the moment then make great videos.

The headline should say it all. This Eucos is a fantastic design for smart phone use. The remote is exceptionally handy and so far had work flawlessly. The tripod is lightweight, solid and stable. This product is good to go.

I really loved using this because of the great sound quality that came from the mic, it’s very easy to use and connects to the microphone in your phone. It can be used across so many different environments which has been great for making movies for school.

Great light weight tripod and monopod that's fantastic for vacation. For those shots that your phone just isn't quite good enough. Works especially well on uneven surfaces.

This is a great lens filter for use with the smart phone
It has a nice effect on the photos and would recommend giving it a go and play with the settings available on the phone as well to get a great result
The clip itself is a little large for being portable but it does hold it in place well so it does the job.

Product worked as intended with no hiccups! It was very easy to set up and connected to my phone right away. You definitely have to experiment with microphone placement but that is more user error than product error.

This product is kinda smart, two rotatable cameras allow me to put it anywhere on the windshield. I put it in the right up corner so that it does not block my view in the middle, and it can still record good videos. For its charger, it leaves out a USB port for phone. So it does not affect me charging my cell phone. The only thing you need to pay attention is that it records 1080p videos, which means you need a good SD card (I would use at least 64GB)