I broke the wife’s selfie stick so I had to get her a replacement. I have used it more than she has. Mainly the tripod function. The remote works well. It extends out like 4 feet or so. It is a little bulky and isn’t going to fit in your pocket like the dinky ones you get at circle K but it takes good pics. If your looking for portable this probably isn’t it due to its size but that’s the only issue.

Exactly what I needed to take timelapses with my camera. Have also used it with the remote to take family photos.

Got this for a camping trip since we hate asking people to take pictures of us and it was SO worth it. Really easy to set up/take down and simple to use.

This product was super simple to use! It’s sturdy and does not lean or tip over. The remote connected to my phone on the first try. Only downside of the remote is that the zoom buttons do not work, they just snap another photo when pressed.

I am not going to say this is a super good product. But for this price, I have no complaints. You might not like the assembly part.

Affordable and definitely worth every dollar. Perfect for taking good pictures for your social media and filming for YouTube videos. You can vlog, film in the bathroom, kitchen, or on the couch. Very very happy with my purchase and would recommend, especially for those just starting out on YouTube. You can adjust the height however you like.

Is onboard good enough? Sure, for most people. Do you use headphones that cost any reasonable amount of money (like the Sennheiser HD 518s I have)? Then you can make use of this.My motherboard uses the Realtek ALC892 codec. It's fine. It was night and day better than my old laptop's onboard audio. This was another night and day difference better than the Realtek ALC892. Even with an EQ, the Realtek audio couldn't come CLOSE to being as good as this card. Sound was muddier, tones weren't as well-separated, and weirdly, it seemed like the sound stage was smaller. I couldn't tell when something was behind me as well with it. This sound card cleaned everything up and (I still don't know why, exactly) opened up the sound stage.The software for this card isn't amazing. It has a learning curve. It doesn't even have a graphic EQ. You need to use the parametric equalizer, which gives you proper naming for the volume (gain) and what frequencies you're affecting, and it only gives you four ranges to play with. But guess what? You get separate general bass and treble boost controls in your Windows sound settings on top of that. EQ not giving you enough? Crank up the bass. Not enough ear-piercing banshee tones? Turn that up. Too much of either? Turn them down. Those two things combined gives you just about the amount of control that the Windows equalizer does for onboard audio.And then there's the fact that it's amplified, which is most of the problem with onboard audio even when it claims it has an amplifier. Keep in mind that I have particularly sensitive hearing. With my old laptop, my volume had to be set to 40 to hear much. Realtek ALC892? 30. This sound card? It's 10 when I'm not using an air conditioner, 12 when I am. My headphones have a 50 ohm impedance. God forbid you try to use ones higher than that without a sound card.Now the issues: Not too many. Sometimes when waking my computer up from sleep, the EQ doesn't apply and I need to go into the software, switch to another one, then switch back. Not a big deal. Takes maybe 15 seconds. The card is also kind of ugly because it's a bare PCB with no backplate or front plate, but the PCB is black, so it can sometimes hide itself away. Aside from that, I can't think of anything wrong.If you need an affordable sound card that'll actually work in a PCIe slot, one of these will do you just fine.

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 Charger port is not the greatest, but works as described. Very fun, DO NOT BUY FOR YOUR PETS!!! I REPEAT THIS PRODUCT IS NOT FOR ANIMALS IT IS TOO BRIGHT!!!!!