The Eccentric Tube Cellphone Tripod is excellent. It includes a carrying bag, phone mount, 2 hex keys, a remote shutter, and a user manual (Photo 1). The silver tripod’s frame is made up of aluminum, except for the light grey leg adjusters and feet which are plastic. The tripod offers complete adjustability and flexibility for any situation. The leg angles can be adjusted between 3 different levels by a lever that you pullout and then lock it in place by pushing it back in (Photo 2 & 3). Then by twisting the feet, you can adjust the height of each leg individually and then lock them into place by twisting in the opposite direction (Photo 4). Also, unlike some tripods where the legs are a single twist to unlock and lock, on this after each leg extension it locks into place and requires you to rotate it again to extend to the next adjustment. In other words, it requires 3 rotations of the leg to go from fully extended to fully collapsed, and vice versa. Next, the center pole height can be adjusted up, down, and locked into place. The last adjustment that you can make is to the top platform. This is connected to the tripod by a ball joint, so it can be rotated, tilted, and locked into place via a knob (Photo 5). With all these adjustments you can make to the height you will not have any issues finding the perfect position. However, if you want to know the range, it can go as low as 1 ft. (Photo 6) and up to 4 ft. 11in. off the ground (Photo 7).Since this has an aluminum frame, it weighs only 2lbs, but even at its peak height, if everything is locked into place, it has great stability. Regarding the phone mount, it can expand up to 9” in height and provide approximately 1.5” of depth. It was able to secure my S21 Ultra with a full protection case. I even tried knocking the phone off by holding the mount horizontally and shaking it, but the phone still didn’t budge at all. Once you are finished using it, you can store everything in the included storage bag. The bag is big enough to fit the tripod with the phone mount still attached (Photo 8). Now, you don’t even have to disconnect anything and everything will be ready once you use it again.Overall, I plan to use this frequently and I love how most of the adjustments require just twisting, so it is easy and quick to adjust.

I like this product that it's made sturdy. I am not sure about plastic clasp that holdand lock the leg. I have lot of problems with tripods that are designed like this.

I can tell you that if you're look for tripod that are reasonable, this is one to gi with. This have ball joint which make it easier to connect with camera and other devices. This also come with smartphone adapter so you don't have to worry about this one.

Include carry case along with strap you can just sling on your back and carry it.

little confusing at first (too many moving parts). Very sturdy and versatile tripod.

nice little tripod not liking the plastic parts but that can be changed out. good for light weight camera as is. over all not to bad.K&F Concept 60 Inch Camera Tripod, Professional Aluminium Tripod Monopod TM2515T with 360 Degree Ball

This tripod is a nice step up from the stick-leg style that I have been using. It adds quite a bit more stability and features for not that much more money. It's not as good as the higher end pro models, but I feel they made some decent compromises to keep the cost down while still maintaining features. The main parts of the tripod like the legs, cross support, and head are metal, but the leg clamps, hinges, and some other smaller parts are plastic. This affects durability, so you are going to have to take care of it if you want it to last. To that end, this tripod includes a really nice padded soft case for storing it in. The case even has a small interior pocket for storing accessories like the included shoulder strap and hex wrenches.The fluid head movement is smooth for both tilt and rotation, and the handle is pretty easy to position where you want it. I like the bowl set for leveling out the head, though it could be a little smoother when moving it. I think the rough textured paint finish might be causing the roughness. The tripod legs have rubber feet snapped on to ball ends that are fixed in place. I don't think they can be removed for adding on spike feet for outdoor use.The QR plate is similar in size to some other tripod and stabalizer plates I have (larger than Arca-style), and have a safety lock to prevent your camera falling to the ground when you loosen the QR clamp. The plate doesn't slide very smoothly in the clamp, again probably due to the textured painted finish. I own some other K&F Concepts products and they seem to do pretty well with picking decent quality products to put their brand name on. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this tripod.

The tripod from K&F is well made and appears to be of very high quality. All integrated parts are made of aluminum and not, as is often the case, of cheap plastic. The ball joints are very practical so that the camera can be brought into any position. The built-in spirit level is very useful. The tripod is very stable and can be easily adjusted in height, nothing gets stuck. With the supplied bag, it can be easily transported and stored.
Clear buy recommendation

The tripod came with a bag, but it is so small that it is difficult to put the tripod in and out. Pros: + Very tall, suitable for height 190cm! + Easy to use + Carrying handle + Monopod integrated in the middle part + Very high-quality mobile phone adapter that can be swiveled vertically and horizontally included! + Stable stand due to good aluminum parts and weight. + Low price Disadvantages: - Missing ball head, existing adjustment of the camera plate is suboptimal - Weight too high for hiking tours and city trips - Parts of the tripod have come loose, wanted it sent it back, but repaired it myselfAll in all a good tripod and still inexpensive. A recommendable product for skill and spare parts for repairs. I retrofitted a ball head

I just received the part and it will be returned promptly. It's partly made of aluminum, but the important parts are made of cheap plastic. The head is shaky and scratches when panning. The whole tripod does not make a stable impression. Since I had a 30 euro Hama, which was much better. Otherwise I use a ToGoPod, which is great. But now that I want to do more video, I was looking for a video tripod. This isn't it. In terms of processing and my application, I assume that the part will not survive a month. It's a shame... Because for 50 euros it's easily possible to get more quality - be careful of the pun - on your feet.