The tripod is light, compact and amazingly stable. The eccentric tubes allow intuitive and quick opening and closing. In tripod mode, without pulling out the middle section, the tripod is, as already mentioned, extremely stable even with real cameras. If you pull out the selfie part in the middle to the full 170cm, it becomes significantly wobblier, but the tripod can still be used for taking photos. The included Bluetooth remote shutter is compatible with iOS and Android and can be quickly paired via the Bluetooth menu. The included carrying case is well made and practical for transporting the tripod dust-free. The cell phone holder can be pulled out to a maximum of 9.5cm, so the cell phone should not be any wider.

The perfect tripod for my NDI-based iPhone camera. It folds up mostly compact, offers many options for height and angle, adjusts to any uneven surface, each leg can be opened to a different length (ideal for stairs or stands) , the integrated ball head holds firmly and can be rotated in any direction. . The tripod is super lightweight but still feels sturdy and professional. For small, lightweight devices such as phones, action cameras, webcams, etc., it is the perfect choice. For heavier and more valuable photo equipment, look for a much more substantial tripod.

K&F Concept is a guarantee. The monopod in question is very light, to begin with. It weighs just half a kilo, which makes almost no difference when carried in a backpack, over the shoulder or on the camera, also thanks to the good weight distribution. When you first touch it, you notice that the material is solid and the sponge on the top is very pleasant, which ensures a better and comfortable grip. Plus point for versatility, but it depends on the tasks. Many monopods start at 35-40 cm in the minimum configuration, this one is around 50 cm. Nothing special, when everything is closed it is shorter than your arm. It balances the initial length with the maximum opening, which can be extended thanks to three different sections, which exceeds 1.70 m, significantly longer than most monopods and allows you to face most situations without having to bend down. As a photographer, I prefer a monopod that reaches up to my eyes rather than having to constantly bend my back. Stability is another plus point for most terrains it will be set up in. The base is made of rubber and therefore offers excellent grip on most surfaces such as floors, wood, concrete, grass and earth. For more difficult terrains, the rubber can be moved, leaving room for a screw that literally digs a small furrow in the ground, thus securing the monopod very well. In addition, the screw also allows the monopod to be integrated into other mounts. Finally, the shoulder bag is very comfortable, precisely tailored to the size of the monopod and has an internal plastic pocket to insert the tools.

The Eccentric Tube Cell Phone Tripod is excellent. It comes with a carrying case, phone mount, 2 Allen keys, remote shutter release and user manual (photo 1). The frame of the silver tripod is made of aluminum, except for the light gray leg adjusters and feet which are made of plastic. The tripod offers complete adjustability and flexibility for any situation. The leg angles can be adjusted between three different levels by a lever that you pull out and then lock by pushing back (photo 2 and 3). You can then adjust the height of each leg individually by rotating the feet and then lock them by rotating in the opposite direction (photo 4). Unlike some tripods where the legs can be unlocked and locked by a single twist, this tripod locks after each leg extension and you have to twist it again to get to the next setting. In other words, it takes three turns of the leg to go from fully extended to fully collapsed and vice versa. Then, the height of the center bar can be adjusted up and down and locked in place. The last adjustment you can make is to the top platform. This is connected to the tripod via a ball joint, so it can be rotated, tilted, and locked in place via a button (photo 5). With all these adjustments you can make to the height, you will have no trouble finding the perfect position. However, if you want to know the reach, it can be anywhere from 1 foot (photo 6) to up to 4 feet 11 inches from the ground (photo 7). Since it has an aluminum frame, it weighs just 1.9 kg, but offers great stability even at its highest height when everything is locked in place. The phone mount can extend up to 9 inches in height and offers a depth of about 1.5 inches. It was able to secure my S21 Ultra with a full protective case. I even tried knocking the phone down by holding the mount horizontally and shaking it, but the phone still didn't move at all. Once you're done using it, you can store everything in the included storage bag. The bag is big enough to fit the tripod even with the phone mount still attached (photo 8). Now you don't even have to unplug it and everything is ready when you use it again. Overall, I plan on using this a lot and I like that most of the adjustments are just a twist, so adjustment is easy and quick.

A very good and sturdy monopod. It is made of aluminum, is quite light and folds up quite small so that it fits in a normal bag. What I really like about it is the foam handle and the height which makes it perfect as a walking stick usable and save space in the bag. There is a pin at the bottom that can be retracted and a normal 3/4 screw at the top. Overall a very inexpensive but still high quality monopod. Recommended.

This is a nice tripod, I bought it for reviews and non-professional photo shoots. The setup is quick and not difficult. The extended tripod is stable enough for light camera and cell phone use. Anything heavier and there is a slight wobble top. I wish the top was more rigid and had a pan grip. I spent some time finding the right angle and tightening the short thumbscrews while holding the camera in position. Otherwise, the tripod worked well and I got my Recordings made.

Coming from the Amazon Basics tripod that I've owned for a couple of years, while it was great and served its purpose, now that I have it I can clearly see what's better about this unit. Stability is on point. The legs are thick, the feet are thick rubber, it's lightweight but heavier than the other tripods. I have less worry about my expensive camera or phone laying on it and falling. The legs lock into place and don't go anywhere. The rotating ball is silky smooth. You don't feel any jerks or hear any noise, making it perfect for rotating while filming even though it's marketed as a panorama. It would be nice to have a longer knob to make it easier though. Had a phone attachment to mount your phone in horizontal mode. No frills, just attach and go. No vertical mode unless you have a small phone. A carrying case is included for safe storage and easy transport. The package also includes tools that you can use to tighten the legs if necessary.

The K&F Concept 263A4 comes in a lightweight nylon cinch bag. The tripod is extremely lightweight and compact. For its price, it's a great value, other small, cheap tripods aren't built as sturdy or don't have the professional features of this model. The ball head is designed to be lightweight but effective for larger cameras. The leg nuts and leg hinges are made of plastic parts. The good thing is that they are lightweight and also break faster than metal. But again, a compromise of this kind is to be expected at this price. The 263A4 tripod lacks a hook to stabilize it when hanging a backpack. In fact, the center pole doesn't slip like most tripods. The pole is in a fixed position, the legs need to be unhooked and bent upwards to store the device, which is an extra step when setting up the tripod. I like the lever locks on the legs, they work well and make it very easy to extend the legs with a quick flick of the wrist. here is an ingenious phone adapter included with the tripod. It folds completely but has a sturdy spring to hold my iPhone 13 in place. The K&F 263A4 has not become my favorite tripod to attach to my backpack when the right photo presents itself.

Build Quality. Having used pro tripods before, I can tell you that it feels like a pro tripod. The legs are very sturdy, have good locks, and extend easily. The ball joint locks tightly with a quarter turn. All the adjustments you would ever need are there and the materials are very nice and good quality. Even the bag far exceeds my expectations - very sturdy and durable with a very large, easy to use zipper. I am very impressed with the quality. Usage: The tripod works very well and is easy to set up and adjust. It is lightweight and compact, so easy to take with you on outdoor shoots. The quick release works very well with standard cameras too, and is attached by screw. Phone Mount It comes with a phone mount that attaches to the quick release platform, which has a very strong spring for holding smartphones with cameras. Final Thoughts: This is a high quality tripod with all the adjustments you would expect. It is quick and easy to set up, and sturdy. I highly recommend it!

use this tripod for my new iPhone 14 to take photos of hummingbirds in our garden