JOBY Compact Action 61"/155cm DSLR Tripod,1.5kg/3.3lb Capacity, Lightweight Aluminium Camera Tripod with Ball Head, 1/4 Quick Release Mount, Carrying Bag, for CSC, Mirrorless Cameras, Photo and Video

I film a lot of content using my phone and this has been excellent. It gives multiple options for height by extending the legs and the clamp. I use an iPhone in it and have no issues. There’s a level on the phone grip so you can ensure everything is how it should be. There’s also a ball joint so that you can move the angle of the phone where needed.

Amazing, practical piece of kit for photography with my iPhone.I would have normally gone for a manfrotto but for half the price there is no compromise on quality.

It's a good camera stand, but not suitable for large cameras with big lenses - it does not have enough weight to remain stable without falling over.It's ideal for attaching your phone (with the included attachment), e.g. for recording video or taking still shots, or long exposure astronomy pictures. It is very lightweight and compact and easy to carry in the bag. It is well-made and has lasted whilst I've used it. I've done hikes up mountains with it. The fastenings are secure, as is the included camera attachment, which can grip any size of smartphone tightly in such a way that it will not move.However, I cannot really use it with my Nikon P900, because of the big lens which is too heavy for the stand. It's a shame. But for smaller cameras or phones this is ideal.

Great well made easy to use and angle tripod. Does what its supposed to do Sit there holding a mobile phone .

Great product, easy to use, item as described

The product itself is pretty heavy, however it’s the quality what matters. It’s well made and worth its price.

Light and compact, ideal for travelling. The head allows one handed east adjustment and the spirit level is a useful addition to the previous model.

There are some good features here, including the quick release mount, its light weight, and the compact size when closed. But potentially the best part is the hand grip which allows full control over both pan and tilt. Potentially, because it is not perfect. With a middle of the range Canon DSLR camera it struggles with the weight, put a heavy lens on that camera it you’ll probably run into difficulties, especially if you’re using the pistol grip for more than a minute or two. I think the problem is that the grip is just not big enough to give sufficient leverage to make the operation easy or comfortable.And that’s not the only issue. The tripod’s legs are not up to the task of keeping the whole thing stable, they readily flex while you’re adjusting the camera. They can also vibration considerably, and on a hard surface the feet easily slip. The bag provided might be useful for carrying it, but getting the tripod into the bag is such a fiddle it doesn’t seem worth the effort.