UBeesize 60-inch Portable Lightweight Travel Tripod (5kg/11lb Load), Carry Bag, and Smartphone Bluetooth Remote

I'm a year-old photographer who's just starting out, and all I wanted was a tripod to take self-portraits. Portraits and better sunset photos are two things I'd like to work on. What I didn't realize was that this tripod was also a video tripod, but I'm glad I found out because I now have more for the money I thought I was paying for a photo tripod. Because the phone holder can be turned sideways (as shown in my photos), this tripod can still be used for photography. It also has a landscape mode for recording and photographing. The remote is excellent; it connects in seconds and, if you hold down the button, it records video for as long as you hold it down. The height is 60 inches, but it easily lines up to my face level when everything is fully extended, and I'm 66 inches tall. It also includes a hook for a sandbag, which may be needed on a windy day, and the tripod locks in place, which I believe is well above the $29 price. I'm very happy!.

Rohan DOBSON

| Dec 23, 2020

On Wednesday, I tried out this tripod for the first time, and I really like it. The legs are easily extended by simply unlocking the clamps on the sides. What's more, this tripod comes with a leveler that will alert you if the legs aren't perfectly level. The rubber ball mounts on the bottom of the legs pivot, providing an added sense of security and stability. I can attest to the fact that the camera's mounting screw is effective and will not allow the camera to fall off. My camera and lenses toppled forward with some force after I forgot to lock the handle. The camera remained attached to the tripod, which did not tip forward and collapse under the weight of everything on it. The carrying bag is a great addition, but be careful when zipping it up and ensuring that everything is tucked in. When I was zipping it up, my zipper parted on the bag beneath. I was able to unzip it and place the line back in the groove, and it remained zipped. If you're just getting started or need a tripod for travel, this tripod is well worth the money.

Brynn Wilkinson

| Dec 25, 2020

The remote was not working. It's all very flimsy. In my opinion, it is not a $35 tripod. It will have to do with the fact that I do not want to go back. I was let down. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> The seller contacted me and informed me that the remote would be replaced. It was unnecessary for me to contact them! Excellent customer service, and now that I've decided to keep it and use it, it's outperformed my expectations. For other types of shoots, I'd probably need something a little heavier/sturdier, but I feel like I'm getting my money's worth, and it's a very versatile kit because it includes a smartphone remote and a smartphone mount. After all, I'm quite content!.

Giselle Mendoza

| Apr 05, 2021

I'm using a TR60 Load Portable Lightweight Aluminum Travel Tripod with an inch Camera Tripod, 5kg/11lb Load because I have a Canon EF 100-400mm lens. The lens is a 400mm L IS II USM and weighs about 3. 5 lbs. I needed a tripod to hold the lens steady. However, when I received the tripod and attached the camera and lens to it, I noticed that the quick release plate did not attach securely to the tripod head, causing the camera and lens to wobble because the plate locking lever does not securely hold the quick release plate. Both the original tripod and the replacement tripod I received had this problem. I returned the replacement tripod because I did not want to risk the plate locking lever failing to secure the quick release plate.

Donovan Cooper

| Aug 03, 2021

This is a good tripod for the money, and it's simple to use. I wouldn't take this tripod into the backcountry because it's a little too rugged. When extended, it is susceptible to vibration, as are all tripods with single limb legs. If you want a tripod that is "vibration-free," this is the one to get. This tripod is very vulnerable to wind and small bumps when used for high mag telescopic viewing and photographing through scopes. For that kind of stability, you'll need a tripod with two hefty legs, and those tripods aren't exactly portable. This tripod is adequate for bird watching and general scoping; I also use it for target spotting, which it does well. The tripod's adjustability in all axes is adequate, but it does not seat firmly and wobbles slightly with heavier scopes. But at this price, it's to be expected; if you want to spend four times as much, you'll get a more stable system.

Lochlan Rios

| Mar 09, 2021

I really like that it came with a bag to store your tripod in. It's very convenient to have with you when you're on the road. It also included a piece that connects to your phone and can be easily mounted on the tripod. It has adjustable levels that you can adjust to your desired height. It also included a mini control that can be paired to your phone via Bluetooth, which is a nice feature! (Apple iPhone) It's Android-friendly, and I've been loving it for filming my makeup tutorials. When handling, it is very sturdy and light. In August, I plan to go camping with my tripod. Purchasing is strongly advised!.

Noah Woodard

| Aug 17, 2021

For the past six years, I've been using a chipped, shaky tripod. This was a huge improvement. It's made of light materials, but it's built to last. This isn't the cheapest tripod out there, but it's far from the most expensive, and it feels very good. There's a little bit of foam padding on one of the legs to act as a handle grip for when you need to reposition, and I knew how to pan and tilt after a quick glance at the manual. The phone clip could have been better, which is my only complaint. Another Ubeesize tripod came with a phone clip that is padded and stretches to fit my phone. The market- Although it appears that larger phones can be accommodated by this device, I have a smaller phone. Overall, I'm pleased with this tripod and am hopeful that it will serve me well in the future.

Nathalia Gomez

| Dec 01, 2021