Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect for just about anything and great price!!!

I bought for this for my Sony A7III as soon as you put a heavier lens on it seems move slightly to the point of falling only would recommend for go pros

it broke the first time i used it. as soon as i took it out of the box i new it was junk. give the $12 to a homeless person you will get more out of it

No instructions and I cannot get my phone to mount. I am very disappointed, but my mom loves it because it works great with her little camera.

The legs are of excellent quality. The smartphone bracket, however, is cheaply made plastic and will fall apart after a few uses.

Is a bit stiff when is new then gets loose after some use. For the price I guess is ok but will have to buy another one soon

I thought I give a this tripod a try since it was cheaper than any other tripods..... but then head part was broken after 2 days.

I guess the saying holds true, you get what you pay for. The tripod looks fine but is really not functional for me. I tried using this with my Canon T7i which is not considered a heavy camera. Problem 1: The tripod will tilt back and forth in only One Direction. When you screw your camera onto the tripod until it’s tight it ends up in another direction and therefore doesn’t allow you to tell straight back-and-forth in the proper direction unless you leave it on the tripod loose. They need to put something that screws up towards your camera to tighten so you could lock down in the proper position. Problem 2: You hold the thumb button to release the tension. This holds fine when sitting on a table but if you try to hold it out as a selfie stick the tension is not tight enough and your camera falls back or forward. These two problems make this tripod unusable for me and only good if you plan on holding your camera in the street upright position and can’t turn the tripod in the direction you’re aiming at. Next time I’ll spend more money and purchase the Joby Gorillapod. Hope this helps.

Love this concept for a phone holder to takes pics. But it doesn’t hold a lot of weight.

It looks good in the package, but the legs are pretty flimsy and the spring-loaded release for the ball head is too strong to use effectively without inadvertently moving the tripod istelf instead of adjusting the camera position.

The base may move a little, it seems it won't stay in a fixed position.

For my purpose it did not hold up, It kept leaning. Had a gopro on it and a telescopic rod.

Works great with light cell phone. Does not have the strength to hold on to a medium camera.

This is probably great for a smaller light camera but it won’t hold the larger ones.

this lasted a while till it broke. but before it did it was cool.

Small stand works great.... I wished it was flexible

I would say this tripod is fair. You can feel the quality kind of just cheap... I would recommend if your going to just hold it all the time. Its very easy to tip over onto a table. Depending on what your going to use it for, becareful if your camera is heavy.

Bought this for my teen son to experience photography. For $10 it’s good enough

Works for my economy cell phone. Tight grip, messed up the glass

Would not recommend this product. Very unstable. Returned.