I have only had the tripod for a couple of weeks, so I can't yet say how it will hold up, but it is very compact and serves its purpose. When closed, the handle is comfortable enough and when open, the tripod will support my DSLR (Canon 80D with lens).
Pros:
- The locking ball head is very easy to use and with a quick flip of the latch, you can adjust the camera, then snap it back to lock it in.
- When closed, the handle is small and comfortable to hold.
- Very small and light. Easy for keeping with me in my camera bag, and doesn't add weight to holding the DSLR
- From my pictures, you can see that the ball head locks securely enough to hold a DSLR (Canon 80D) with a rather large lens.
- When open, the tripod is able to support the same camera (tested with my biggest lens) even when zoomed all the way in. It does get a little scary to balance here, but as long as you make sure one of the legs is in line with the lens, you should be ok.
- The design can accept and hold an Arca Swiss adapter like the one in my photo:
Desmond DAC-60 60mm QR Clamp 3/8" w 1/4" Adapter & Level Arca-Swiss Compatible for Tripod Head Quick Release
which I highly recommend.
Cons:
- If you have a lens any bigger than the one I tested (
Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras
), then you might be a little reluctant to stand it on this. And even then, the ball head may begin to sag at that point.
- Not sure how long it will last, as the legs are made of plastic (however, everything above the legs is made of metal)
- Because the tripod is so short, you probably couldn't use it for photos or videos without getting some of the table (or whatever the tripod is on) in the shot. I suppose you could put it near the edge of the table though (if putting your expensive camera at the edge of the table doesn't freak you out too much)
Conclusion:
This thing works great to hand hold my DSLR as a video camera. Having it be a mini tripod is just a bonus for me, but a welcome one. It has been able to accommodate even my largest lens just fine. It is a bit short, which means you will need to be careful not to get the table in your shot. To add to this unit's convenience, I would recommend getting an Arca Swiss adapter to make attaching your camera faster and easier. I would recommend this tripod to anyone looking for a versatile solution to handhold their camera. I probably would not recommend it to someone who needs it primarily as a tripod since it is too low to the ground to be useful. If that's what you want, there are other, taller, table-top tripods which would probably better suit your needs.
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| compatible devices | Camera | iPhone, Camera | Camera, GoPro | Camera | Camera | iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus |
| tripod head type | Ball Heads | Ball Heads | Ball Heads | — | Gimbal Heads | Ball Heads |
| material | Titanium | Aluminum, Plastic | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) | Aluminum | Rubber, Metal | Plastic |
| maximum height | 27 centimeters | 135 millimeters | — | 8.26 inches | 11.5 centimeters | — |
| max weight capacity | 1.5 kilograms | — | 6.6 pounds | 5.96 pounds | — | 4.4 pounds |
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Great for handholding DSLRs for video
I have only had the tripod for a couple of weeks, so I can't yet say how it will hold up, but it is very compact and serves its purpose. When closed, the handle is comfortable enough and when open, the tripod will support my DSLR (Canon 80D with lens).Pros:- The locking ball head is very easy to use and with a quick flip of the latch, you can adjust the camera, then snap it back to lock it in.- When closed, the handle is small and comfortable to hold.- Very small and light. Easy for keeping with me in my camera bag, and doesn't add weight to holding the DSLR- From my pictures, you can see that the ball head locks securely enough to hold a DSLR (Canon 80D) with a rather large lens.- When open, the tripod is able to support the same camera (tested with my biggest lens) even when zoomed all the way in. It does get a little scary to balance here, but as long as you make sure one of the legs is in line with the lens, you should be ok.- The design can accept and hold an Arca Swiss adapter like the one in my photo: Desmond DAC-60 60mm QR Clamp 3/8" w 1/4" Adapter & Level Arca-Swiss Compatible for Tripod Head Quick Release which I highly recommend.Cons:- If you have a lens any bigger than the one I tested (Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras), then you might be a little reluctant to stand it on this. And even then, the ball head may begin to sag at that point.- Not sure how long it will last, as the legs are made of plastic (however, everything above the legs is made of metal)- Because the tripod is so short, you probably couldn't use it for photos or videos without getting some of the table (or whatever the tripod is on) in the shot. I suppose you could put it near the edge of the table though (if putting your expensive camera at the edge of the table doesn't freak you out too much)Conclusion:This thing works great to hand hold my DSLR as a video camera. Having it be a mini tripod is just a bonus for me, but a welcome one. It has been able to accommodate even my largest lens just fine. It is a bit short, which means you will need to be careful not to get the table in your shot. To add to this unit's convenience, I would recommend getting an Arca Swiss adapter to make attaching your camera faster and easier. I would recommend this tripod to anyone looking for a versatile solution to handhold their camera. I probably would not recommend it to someone who needs it primarily as a tripod since it is too low to the ground to be useful. If that's what you want, there are other, taller, table-top tripods which would probably better suit your needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2017
I have only had the tripod for a couple of weeks, so I can't yet say how it will hold up, but it is very compact and serves its purpose. When closed, the handle is comfortable enough and when open, the tripod will support my DSLR (Canon 80D with lens).
Pros:
- The locking ball head is very easy to use and with a quick flip of the latch, you can adjust the camera, then snap it back to lock it in.
- When closed, the handle is small and comfortable to hold.
- Very small and light. Easy for keeping with me in my camera bag, and doesn't add weight to holding the DSLR
- From my pictures, you can see that the ball head locks securely enough to hold a DSLR (Canon 80D) with a rather large lens.
- When open, the tripod is able to support the same camera (tested with my biggest lens) even when zoomed all the way in. It does get a little scary to balance here, but as long as you make sure one of the legs is in line with the lens, you should be ok.
- The design can accept and hold an Arca Swiss adapter like the one in my photo: [[ASIN:B00HETABZY Desmond DAC-60 60mm QR Clamp 3/8" w 1/4" Adapter & Level Arca-Swiss Compatible for Tripod Head Quick Release]] which I highly recommend.
Cons:
- If you have a lens any bigger than the one I tested ([[ASIN:B000EW8074 Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras]]), then you might be a little reluctant to stand it on this. And even then, the ball head may begin to sag at that point.
- Not sure how long it will last, as the legs are made of plastic (however, everything above the legs is made of metal)
- Because the tripod is so short, you probably couldn't use it for photos or videos without getting some of the table (or whatever the tripod is on) in the shot. I suppose you could put it near the edge of the table though (if putting your expensive camera at the edge of the table doesn't freak you out too much)
Conclusion:
This thing works great to hand hold my DSLR as a video camera. Having it be a mini tripod is just a bonus for me, but a welcome one. It has been able to accommodate even my largest lens just fine. It is a bit short, which means you will need to be careful not to get the table in your shot. To add to this unit's convenience, I would recommend getting an Arca Swiss adapter to make attaching your camera faster and easier. I would recommend this tripod to anyone looking for a versatile solution to handhold their camera. I probably would not recommend it to someone who needs it primarily as a tripod since it is too low to the ground to be useful. If that's what you want, there are other, taller, table-top tripods which would probably better suit your needs.
Pros:
- The locking ball head is very easy to use and with a quick flip of the latch, you can adjust the camera, then snap it back to lock it in.
- When closed, the handle is small and comfortable to hold.
- Very small and light. Easy for keeping with me in my camera bag, and doesn't add weight to holding the DSLR
- From my pictures, you can see that the ball head locks securely enough to hold a DSLR (Canon 80D) with a rather large lens.
- When open, the tripod is able to support the same camera (tested with my biggest lens) even when zoomed all the way in. It does get a little scary to balance here, but as long as you make sure one of the legs is in line with the lens, you should be ok.
- The design can accept and hold an Arca Swiss adapter like the one in my photo: [[ASIN:B00HETABZY Desmond DAC-60 60mm QR Clamp 3/8" w 1/4" Adapter & Level Arca-Swiss Compatible for Tripod Head Quick Release]] which I highly recommend.
Cons:
- If you have a lens any bigger than the one I tested ([[ASIN:B000EW8074 Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras]]), then you might be a little reluctant to stand it on this. And even then, the ball head may begin to sag at that point.
- Not sure how long it will last, as the legs are made of plastic (however, everything above the legs is made of metal)
- Because the tripod is so short, you probably couldn't use it for photos or videos without getting some of the table (or whatever the tripod is on) in the shot. I suppose you could put it near the edge of the table though (if putting your expensive camera at the edge of the table doesn't freak you out too much)
Conclusion:
This thing works great to hand hold my DSLR as a video camera. Having it be a mini tripod is just a bonus for me, but a welcome one. It has been able to accommodate even my largest lens just fine. It is a bit short, which means you will need to be careful not to get the table in your shot. To add to this unit's convenience, I would recommend getting an Arca Swiss adapter to make attaching your camera faster and easier. I would recommend this tripod to anyone looking for a versatile solution to handhold their camera. I probably would not recommend it to someone who needs it primarily as a tripod since it is too low to the ground to be useful. If that's what you want, there are other, taller, table-top tripods which would probably better suit your needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2019
I got this product last June 21,2019 and been using this since then. I got this product for the reason that I need a lightweight, handy and more convenient tripod for vlogging .. I got the Joby 4k before but it was way too heavy for my small arms and small hands.. As you see in my pictures this tripod is really good for gripping , very lightweight,strong and sturdy, moreover its easy to use that you dont even need a manual to figure out.. This is a great product considering the price which is very affordable. I can definitely recommend this..
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Best little tripod I have ever bought
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 20, 2019
Emilio Jose Brage Leira
Igadgitz Mini - La buena calidad del Producto.
Reviewed in Spain on September 26, 2018
Emilio Jose Brage Leira
Reviewed in Spain on September 26, 2018
Producto de una buena calidad en general, destacar la robustez y el diseño.
Muy práctico en todos los sentidos, lo he probado con varias cámaras y ha soportado sin problema el peso de las mismas, la burbuja que incorpora para la nivelación está muy bien, hace que nuestras fotografías salgan niveladas, una vez cerrado el trípode es muy ergonómico haciendo que sea muy práctico a la hora llevarlo encima, también destacar su cabezal 360 grados funciona perfectamente, el sistema de fijación del cabezal se compone de una presilla que hace presión sobre la bola del eje que tiene en su interior.
Este trípode combinado con un bien palo Selfi robusto que tenga roca en la parte de abajo, se convierte en un mono pie muy práctico.
La tornillería de las patas y de todas las piezas muy buenas.
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790/5000
Product of a good quality in general, highlight the robustness and design.
Very practical in all respects, I have tried it with several cameras and it has supported the weight of the same without problems, the bubble that it incorporates for the leveling is very good, it makes our photographs come out level, once closed the tripod is very ergonomic making it very practical when carrying it on, also highlighting its head 360 degrees works perfectly, the system of fixing the head consists of a loop that makes pressure on the ball of the shaft that has inside.
This tripod combined with a robust Selfi stick that has rock on the bottom, becomes a very practical foot monkey.
The hardware of the legs and all the very good parts.
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