AbithidCamera Tripod for DSLR,Phone Holder Tripod for Camera, Compact Light Video Vlog Blogging Stand with Quick Plate and 360°Pano rama Ball Head for Travel

I was shocked at how professional I feel using this tripod. There are so many settings to it I still have not figured all of them out yet - I wish it came with an instruction manual. It did not.I love that I can use it both for my phone and my DSLR. I have an iPhone 11 Pro with a pop socket + case and the cell phone attachment fits my phone easily. There is a built-in level so you can make sure you are filming straight.The changes I would make - I do wish it was a bit taller, if you want to stand while filming you will need to stack it on top of something or put it on a surface like a countertop. I also wish the carrying bag was just slightly bigger as it is a tight fit to get the tripod + attachments all crammed in there every time I use it.At the end of the day, it's a tripod. It feels sturdy and is incredibly adjustable to the point where I have no doubt it will cover 99% of what you need if you are just planning on using it casually like I do.

So this is my second tripod that i've recently purchased. My first one has large strong legs with a wide stance. Standard movement area. So if that one is so great then why the new one? I found it hard to get just the right angle on the camera sometimes when not shooting straight ahead. This one, however, as a ball mount from the camera to stand giving you so many options on how to set your camera that no other standard pod can match. While i feel the legs are a bit then and this stand is not as sturdy it has not failed me yet. I like the several levels they have place in the pod so you can set it perfectly level if needed! I would like this much more if the camera attachment would of had a quick attach instead of having to put it in the track and then tighten down with a screw knob but i would consider this a first world issue.. Over all it seems great and i'd give it approval and would recommend it to a friend.

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I have been needing a much smaller tripod, but most of the ones out there are flimsy and cheaply made. So far this one seems pretty stable and well built. The ball head is easy to use and locks down pretty good. This is an excellent platform with the included cell phone holder for using primarily for cell phone photography. The cell phone holder is the best one I have used, it opens up big enough for larger cell phones like the Google Pixel 2 XL and holds it very securely. It will hold a DSLR, but I would not use this with a heavy lens. It worked very well with my Canon 80D and 50mm lens.It can be configured in many positions to accommodate for a wide variety of uneven ground or surfaces like much bigger and more expensive tripods, somewhat like my manfrotto tripod.This also fit very nicely on my back pack in the side bottle holder. Cant wait to use it while hiking.Overall I am pleased with this nice small tripod, it looks like it will work well for what I want to accomplish with it.

I only got it today, but am very pleased with it! I love that it came with a cellphone holder that doesn't have that spring action mechanism that most others do. I also love that u can position it so that the phone camera can take pics/video downwards...good for those who record videos for doing stuff on the table. There are also instructions on how to take macros - camera can be placed on the bottom of the tripod (i'm not a professional, so I don't know if I'm saying this right!) The knobs and adjustments really make it versatile. The only thing I wish is if it was just a bit higher, but overall, I am really happy with this!

In case anyone was wondering this tripod does work well for hunting; glassing with binos and mounting range finder. It's a little heavy but no more than the über pricey ones. Otherwise compact and well made. I would prefer a panning head though. But this works fine with binos by removing the handle and gripping around the base of the swivel head. Did not work very well with my spotting scope. Hard to get on target and keep it there, since like others say it drops just a tad after tightening, but I also don't have a high end scope. Mine weighs around 3lb. Other companies are selling this tripod elsewhere for a lot more. It's sturdy, I'll just eventually get a different head for it

I bought this despite it having no reviews. I'm glad I did.The ball head works great, no matter what lens I use – including a heavy old Pentax 100mm 2.8 macro that made my other tripod head sag.The central tube inverts for easy low angle macro work. The process isn't well documented but is dead simple. Just unscrew the base of the spring-loaded hook completely and then pull the tube out. Reinsert the tube from below and replace the hook assembly. It's easier to do than those instructions were to read ;)The leg mechanism is simple and sturdy. The two bubble levels are handy. At a fraction if the price of a big-name ball head you can have a complete tripod and a good removable ball head. Go for it!

The reviews were great so I expected it to be great. When I took it out of the draw string bag I was impressed with the weight and feel of it. I have a cheap tripod I got at Walmart years ago and this just felt much nicer. I really like the adjustment on the head, it is easy to make smooth adjustments on the fly. I do wish it had a crank to raise the head but guessing that wouldn't allow you to invert it for low shots. My biggest complaint is how spindly the legs seem when it is set up, especially at full height, which isn't very high. Even with the weight of the camera on there the legs seem to walk their way inward too easy and there is nothing to lock them in place. This also stinks when you are moving it around cause as soon as you pick it up the legs flop in instead of staying in place so you have to readjust them each time you set it down.