We liked this tripod pretty good when we needed to use it. It folds up nicely to a manageable size and is fairly sturdy with fully adjustable legs for uneven grounds which is nice.The aluminum is light weight and seems like it would colapse easily if you packed a heavy object on top of it by accident but I'll just have to be careful.The camera connector has a very annoying button that depresses in when you screw your camera to it. The thing is meant to prevent your camera from unscrewing I believe, but truth be told it really makes it difficult to screw the camera on in the first place. We popped that little button out because it was a nuisance, now it works better in our opinion.The adjustability of the angle and pivot of the camera connector are nice with good range. You can get some good shots using this tripod.Overall for the price, you rely can't go wrong if you need a tripod I'd say buy it.

Attach these to a friction arm and you have the ability to shoot a wide variety of shots with your smartphone! For the money, it doesn't get much better than this. I use this regularly with a Neewer friction arm to attach my phone to my mic stand when I perform. I screw it onto a cheap light stand to have a quick 6 foot tripod. Just buy more than one before the price goes up.

This tripod has been great in the field so far. There is so much good to say about this super sturdy tripod i don't know where to start...and I will probably forget some features.1) Adjustments: the adjustable legs provides great hight and the best part is they are super easy to adjust. just the easy turn of a knob, not some thing you have to pop open or unscrew for a minute. These quick adjustments allow the user to quickly and efficiently change leg height for any situation. Additionally, similar quick quarter-turn adjustments are found on the head and mount plate. Every adjusting know is durable and ergonomic, making simple adjustments easy for anyone.2) Weight: since this is a video tripod, and a solid legged one at that, it isn't a lightweight tripod (see Geekoto products for that). However, for the size and stability it provides, I do consider it rather light. I can walk with it, hop fences with it, and have no issues transporting it around while in use. I have tested it in windy conditions in Hawaii and find that is provides a super stable platform for your camera so you can get the shot you want. And while panning, it does not lift up and ruin the video work you are doing. The simple locking mechanism of the base plate is easy to secure your camera and stays locked, giving you a peace of mind. Yet it is still a quick release mechanism; one quick turn of a knob and you are tripod free ready to roam.3) Price Point: I have been looking for a more stable tripod for night shots and slow shutter speeds and for filming in windy days. Taking a chance with this tripod has been an excellent decision! it provides the stability I want, the quick release features, a great max height and so much more for a price at least 4X some competitors. You cant beat that. while lower prices often mean a sacrifice in quality, I see NO loss of quality in this tripod. Solid construction, excellent stability/weight ratio, carrying bag, and two mounting plates for different camera screw sizes. what more can you ask for?The one thing to keep in mind is that this is mainly a video tripod. I use my SLR camera on it no problem. But this tripod head mount will not let you rotate a camera 90 degrees. So you cannot access the vertical 16:9 (think IG stories). While it would be nice, you would never do that with a video camera, so this is not something I am concerned about.In summary: a great stable tripod with ergonomic features, built from nice materials and fairly lightweight for its robustness. I recommend it, and you will too once you try it!

Works perfectly fine but just remember it's made out of aluminum & plastic, so it's not very durable tbhI've had it for 3 years nowMy 2 biggest pieces of advice with this tripod tho are1. Do your best not to drop it(Mine's rotating handle broke after I dropped it, became nonfunctional)2. Don't take it to the beach or any place that has "beach like sand"(Gets in the "joints" & will never get out)

Back in April, I bought this Ubeesize tripod and I loved everything about it so I decided to buy it again as a gift to a dear friend. 3 times I made the purchase and they all came with what pictures 1-3 had. This only puts my phone in landscape mode. I want it in portrait sometimes just like the piece in pictures 4-6: I can get both landscape and portrait (and this is what I bought back in April)

This is a good ring light. I like that it comes with both the flexible tripod and the clamp. Easy to use and the button control panel is simple. Makes for good ambient light to counteract the light from my window that usually leaves half my face in shadow! There's nothing really groundbreaking here, it's a nice, small ring light that will get the job done. I don't record anything with my phone so know that this is not big enough for a phone to fit in the middle but you could probably get away with fitting a small webcam in there if you need to.Overall a good product and reasonably priced.

I bought this tripod for my t6i. I read the reviews saying it's flimsy and cheap. It does have somewhat of a cheap feel to it and it's not as flimsy as I thought, and more stable then expected. For the price it amazing. As for a quick replacement and or for something just to get the job done its 5 stars in my book. If you are looking for something more sturdy or for something more professional, then you should definitely spend a few more bucks.

I believe this phone tripod mount will work alright for my iPhone to take photos (…which my phone’s leather case insert holder is mounted in a fine leather folio wallet). It is sturdy & well made as mentioned in my title. It doesn’t appear the leather will get damaged by the jaws of the holder, at least I’m hoping not. (May look into getting a small square of leather to carry/add to the bottom jaw.)