Very happy with this product and its delivery.Sturdy build, looks really nice, great smooth pan, and lighter than I thought.Delivery was sooner than their estimated delivery time.Gladly recommend this product.

Received this item very quickly and first impressions were very good. Nice quality packaging and the included carry bag is one of the reasons I went for this model rather than other similar looking items by other manufacturers. After a quick play around to work out what everything did, I attached the quick release plate to my Olympus EM1 and tried it at different heights and positions to test stability. Ideally, I wanted to buy one of the more expensive carbon fibre models but at over twice the price, I couldn't really justify it at this stage. I've taken it 'on location' just once so far but am very impressed with ease of set up and stability for the price I paid. The rotating ball head unit feels very solid and on the whole, for the money, I can't imagine there is anything better on the market.

Just what I wanted.

Very solid and good quality tripod. Nice carrying bag and this is a solid tripod that I am happy to place my camera upon.

Bought this for my husband. He loved it

Arrived in good time and good condition. It seems sturdy and easy to use although I haven't tried it outside yet.

Bought as a travel tri-pod, good choice, light and easy to use, very compact. My partner has also used it while scanning negatives, being able to attached the camera upside down on the central column is very useful.

I found myself needing a compact, lightweight tripod that I could carry with me for work which required me to travel via trains or planes.Straight out of the box I could see that this tripod would give me a nice compact option for travelling. It’s lightweight (weighing just 1.13KG), folds down pretty small (46.5cm) and even comes with its own carry case (which my Manfrotto does not). This tripod comes with a ball-head - a different system to manoeuvre the camera than what I’m used to. I guess I could always look at replacing the ball-head with a 3-way system on this tripod for future use.Build quality of the K&F Concept tripod is what I would describe as decent but not ground-breaking but at this price point (at the time of writing this - £53.99 on Amazon) you're not going to get carbon fibre or other high quality materials instead you get a magnesium aluminium alloy frame and plastics. Fully extended a camera can be mounted at 156cm which isn't the loftiest of heights but I guess a tripod marketed as being compact isn't going be among the tallest on the market. Having said that, 156cm will probably be tall enough for most situations. The centre column of the tripod can be reverse mounted for macro photography. Similar to all tripods I've ever used, the K&F Concept tripod comes with a quick release plate system where a plate is mounted to the bottom of your camera, this plate has a corresponding part on the tripod which securely attaches the camera to the tripod.I liked how small and lightweight the tripod is for carrying around. I have to carry a lot of gear with me to shoots so lightening the load a little is always good in my book. Having said that due to the lightweight I wouldn't say that this tripod would hold up well in windy outdoor conditions when shooting landscape photography. For my main uses it performs well and the carry case is a very handy addition. For the price it's certainly a decent option for a photographer that travels a lot.

Works perfectly. And came with carry bag.

Tripod looks nice, comes with an attractive zippered pouch. Unfortunately, the copy I received had a broken leg adjusting tab. Quick and efficient customer service from vendor, I returned the tripod for an exchange without problems.