I am very happy with this small tripod. Despite its very small size when folded up, the tripod is very large when extended and doesn't really have to hide from the larger tripods. The weight is also very comfortable and it shouldn't be a problem to take it with you in your backpack. I am also completely satisfied with the workmanship. Everything is made of aluminum and feels high quality. The delivery also includes a cell phone holder for the tripod, a carrying case and a Bluetooth remote shutter release for the cell phone. To me, this tripod seems well thought out; the entire base can be locked with one twist. The tripod is an upgrade to the tripod I used before. I can recommend the tripod with a clear conscience.

Very handy tripod that you can always have with you, fits in almost any handbag, or if necessary just the even smaller selfie stick part of the tripod, which can be removed. The tubes and the joint head are made of aluminum, with a high-quality matt finish. The telescopic tubes mean that the tripod can be adjusted to any location very quickly and easily with just a twist. A carrying case and remote control for the mobile phone to trigger the shutter are also included, it works via BT with Apple and Android mobile phones.

When I was looking for a 3-legged tripod for on the go, I decided on this one from K&F. I already have a few of their products and have been pretty happy with them so far. The tripod was well packaged in a box with accessories in a transport bag. At first glance, everything made a pretty good impression on me. The tripod's low weight was a positive thing right from the start, which is ideal for on the go. Then I took a closer look and have to say that it's really practical with the integrated selfie stick. The stand is also good and solid, because the tripod can be set up at a wide angle. I found it a bit tricky just getting the stick out of the tripod, but it's possible if you know how ;-) A BT remote control including a CR2032 battery, a wrist strap for it, English instructions (excerpts, see photos) and a smartphone holder were also included in the delivery. I liked the holder for my smartphone the most, because I don't use the other things. The locking mechanism for the extendable tripod legs was also new to me, because you just have to push the plastic locking mechanism in or out. Ultimately, this gives a good and secure hold. The maximum load of up to 4 kg is great, so I could screw on my DSLR camera without any problems. The workmanship is okay, the quality of the overall package too, but I wasn't completely impressed with the operation. Overall, I'm happy with it because it's also light for on the go. The price-performance ratio is good, however, and that's why I can happily recommend this tripod. Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that I was able to help a little with this, including the photos.

 Very happy with this compact and yet nice looking tripod. Using it to hold my voice recorder zoom H6. I like it very much! When folded is so compact. Recommended.+Easy to fold and unfold+Legs and center column sections can be extended with the twist to extend mechanism.+Lightweight

This thing is AWESOME!!! Just buy it, you wont be disappointed. We recently used this on a camping trip for our projector. It's small and compact enough where we could bring it along. It was very sturdy and we were able to adjust for the uneven ground and height as needed. This exceeded my expectations easily!

I wanted a small tripod that was more stable, comfortable and safer than my very simple and cheap tripods - but also smaller and lighter than my very professional and heavy camera tripod. With this tripod I have found a solution that is perfectly suited to me. The entire tripod appears to be of high quality and everything that can be operated feels good, holds properly and closes properly. The legs do not have to be turned endlessly, but have a click & lock closure that makes loosening and fastening very easy. The upper rod is pulled out using 2 different mechanisms, which you have to get used to for a moment, but then it is easy and safe to use. There are various tools and fastening options as well as a bag included. I only used the adapter for my smartphone, which works excellently. The ball joint allows you to fix it in any position. The included Bluetooth remote control is familiar from countless other products - at least I have more than 5 of them lying around. They do exactly what they are supposed to.

The complete small set comes in a small neutral box. In addition to the basic tripod, there is a small bag made of a type of Oxford fabric that you can use to transport the tripod. In a small plastic bag there is also a small Bluetooth trigger with a corresponding strap and a holder for the smartphone that can be screwed on. An operating manual for the tripod in English and Chinese and a short manual for the Bluetooth trigger complete the picture.The basic tripod weighs around 890g without attachments, which is quite light for a tripod like this.When optimally folded up, it has a length of around 32cm and a diameter of around 10cm. Ideal for taking with you on hikes or trips.The three legs can be folded down in three stages (approx. 30°, 45° and almost 90°). In this way, a minimum height of around 35cm can be achieved. The legs have three extensions that can be continuously extended and locked. This means that the tripod can be balanced very well even on sloping and uneven floors. A small spirit level on the tripod would have been ideal for this, but unfortunately this was not included. The rubber foot must be turned to the left, then all three extensions are released and can be adjusted. A quick turn to the right locks the set length. The structure of the legs and the locking mechanism is quite simple, however, and does not give a very stable impression. During the test, I repeatedly found that a segment or even an entire leg was pushed back in. If you pull the three legs out fully and spread them slightly, this alone gives a height of around 107cm. The middle rod can also be adjusted to three extensions. Locking and releasing works the same way as with the tripod legs. If the middle rail is also fully extended, you get a maximum height of around 168cm, which is pretty impressive for such a small tripod. However, when fully extended, the low weight becomes noticeable; the tripod is not very stable and tends to wobble easily, especially in strong winds. This makes it unsuitable for long exposures.To attach a camera or a light fixture, the tripod has a simple ball head that can be tilted continuously up to 90°. Compact cameras, small bridge cameras or a maximum of a small system camera can be easily and securely mounted on it; heavier cameras such as DSLRs or video cameras are definitely too heavy for the system.If you loosen the lower cover on the center drive, the middle rod can be removed and used as a selfie stick or small monopod.The included adapter can also be used to attach a smartphone. This can be mounted either horizontally or portrait; there are two tripod threads on the adapter for this. The cell phone is attached using a spring effect; the retaining clips are rubberized. A minimum of 6cm and a maximum of just under 9.5cm wide can be inserted as a smartphone.The included shutter release is also intended for use with the smartphone. It can be easily integrated into the mobile phone as an input device using Bluetooth. The two triggers are labeled Camera 360 - IOS and Android, but both buttons have the same function. On my mobile phone, the trigger didn't work at first, it only activated the zoom. After a bit of fiddling around with the camera settings, I found the culprit. You had to change the function of the volume buttons from zoom to shutter, then it worked without a problem.Conclusion:A small, lightweight universal tripod for small mobile technology. Practically all heights are possible from around 35cm to almost 170cm. It is very suitable for light lighting equipment, small cameras or mobile phones. Tripod, lighting stand, selfie stick, etc. are just a few of the areas of application. I would not recommend it for larger and especially heavier DSLR cameras or video cameras due to the low weight of the tripod and, above all, the not entirely optimal locking mechanism.

The tripod features a pretty unique design that I really like, and is super affordable. Everything folds down to a nice package too. Build quality is really solid, and the finish is smooth with a cool look to it. I honestly wouldn't put a super large camera on it, but it's perfect for an action cam, up to a large mirrorless with no problem.

If you like to vlog or just want to capture an event, this is the perfect cellphone/action camera tripod and selfie stick. It is constructed very well and is very sturdy. I have used plastic versions that I would not trust a flagship cellphone on. It can be used as a tripod or converted to a selfie stick/monopod, making it very versatile in applications. I have used my cellphone in multiple situations to record an event and my arm would tire out quickly, leading to a ton of camera shake. With this I can use the selfie stick as a monopod and let it keep the phone steady as I swivel it left and right to capture video.Its metal construction makes it very stiff and solid, eliminating all the wobble you get with the cheap plastic alternatives on the market. I would not advise using anything over a cellphone or action camera as the stability may come in question with a full sized camera.Overall this is a great tripod/selfie stick. The only thing that would make this better was if it had a control panel that could be attached that would let you control record, zoom, etc…

Das K&F Concept Stativ ist ein kleines, mit 900 g sehr leichtes, aber robustes Aluminiumstativ mit einer maximalen Auszugslänge von 175 cm. Auf der ausziehbaren Mittelsäule ist ein kleiner Kugelkopf fest montiert. Auf der anderen Seite der Mittelsäule kann auch ein Kamerakopf montiert werden.Ich habe das Stativ schwarz eloxiert bekommen. Diese Farbe gefällt mir sehr gut. Wenn ich das Stativ kaufen würde, würde ich diese Ausführung bevorzugen. Es ist fast so groß wie mein Rollei-Stativ, nur 300 g leichter. Ansonsten ist dieses Stativ dem Rollei-Stativ sehr ähnlich.Wenn man das Stativ ganz auszieht, ist es natürlich nicht mehr so stabil. Aber ohne Wind würde ich mich schon trauen. Relativ stabil ist das Stativ, wenn man nur die Beine auszieht und nicht die Mittelsäule. Ich kann das Stativ wirklich nur empfehlen, denn es ist besser, wirklich ein leichtes Stativ mitzunehmen, als ein viel stabileres zu Hause zu lassen. Dass eine ordentliche schwarze Stativtasche mitgeliefert wird, ist ein zusätzlicher Pluspunkt.