72-Inch Camera/Phone Tripod, Aluminum Tripod Travel Monopod Full Size for DSLR with 2 Quick Release Plates,Universal Phone Mount and Convenient Carrying Case Ideal for Travel and Work - MH1 Blue

It was not at all bulky and easy to transport thanks to the included bag, and the tripod itself has a handle, which I appreciated. br>br>It also came with an extra plate or platform (the one with the screw) that you can loosen and replace if necessary by flipping a switch or quick release. br>br>I like how the legs' locks can be adjusted to extend the tripod to a certain height, up to 6 feet. You can also move the platform around by tilting it with the tilt bar. br>br>I think the phone clip is a little too tight, though it is more convenient to use your phone instead of screwing the camera into the platform. The cushioned parts can also quickly become worn out. br>br>However, aside from that, this tripod performs admirably and is extremely stable when used on solid ground. This is also helped by the aluminum weight and foot pads.

Louisa Navarro

| Mar 14, 2021

For the price, this tripod is surprisingly sturdy. It has a lot of head adjustments and is extremely stable. The feet are flexible, allowing them to sit flat on the ground at all times. The tripod is well-balanced, making it ideal for use in windy environments. It also has a hook for adding extra weight for added stability. Given the weight, I wouldn't recommend it for use as a travel tripod where you'll be walking long distances. There are a lot of adjustment knobs on the head so you can get any angle you want. It's great that you can switch from portrait to landscape mode with the turn of a knob. The head also unscrews, allowing it to be converted into a monopod with ease. It also includes an extra quick release plate, which is useful if you lose one or need one for multiple cameras. It also includes a cell phone holder and a carry bag. Everything is contained within the bag. The phone holder is adjustable and can accommodate at least a Samsung S9 (as shown in the photo). It's easy to carry the tripod because it has a handle. I included a photo of the tripod's box, as well as the tripod's specifications. It comes with instructions, but if you've used tripods before, it'll be simple to figure out how to use it. Finally, I must mention that I purchased the blue one, which I adore.

Teresa Brown

| Dec 23, 2021

Pros:
- When the center column is fully extended, the tripod telescopes up to 69 1/2", putting the camera directly at eye level for people like me who are 6' 4", and collapses to a convenient 22" for carrying/storage.
- Any 1/4" threaded device can be easily replaced with the tripod head. br>- It can be used as a monopod by extending the center column all the way out and rotating the column counter clockwise. br>- ABS plastic parts of excellent quality: Nothing on it is flimsy, and all of the adjustable components were well lubricated when it arrived.
- There are two quick-release mechanisms included in the package. Camera release plates and a spring-loaded phone mount are included. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product.
- When the lock knob is tightened to a certain degree, the tripod head's horizontal adjustment will occasionally start to unscrew it from the center column. Thread lock can help to mitigate this.

Lila Stuart

| Apr 15, 2021

I couldn't be more pleased. I just received the tripod in the mail, and in less than a minute, I had it set up and ready to shoot. The legs are simple to adjust, and the unit is extremely sturdy. The instructions were not required for setup because it was so simple. It came with a variety of extra camera attachments, depending on the model, but I didn't need them. They did, however, include them, which was a nice touch. The unit is very sturdy; I previously had a tripod where one of the legs would come loose, but the way this is set up with the clips ensures that this will not happen. This is an excellent purchase for any amateur or professional photographer, and the price is unbeatable!.

Jordan Fernandez

| Jun 29, 2021

This tripod looks like it'll be a hit with me. It gets a 4 for lightness because it isn't super light, but that adds to its durability. The fact that it comes with a bag is extremely convenient. The monopod is very easy to remove (when you want it to be removed). The tripod is incredibly sturdy in and of itself. The only flaw I can think of is the monopod's ability to maintain its height. To keep it at the desired length, you must twist lock it in place. This is something I can see happening from time to time. I'm hoping I'm mistaken and I'm just getting to know it. Overall, it's a fantastic product, and the blue is particularly appealing.

Remi Baxter

| Jan 27, 2021

It is extremely cost effective. I bought this tripod to replace a shorter selfie-stick tripod. For my phone, I used a stick and a tripod. I'll still use that tripod, but the Joilcan Mh1 is much taller and comes with a pan and tilt head, making video shooting much easier. I also like how the center post can be quickly removed to transform into a telescoping monopod, which is ideal for hiking or other situations where portability is a must. br>br>While it is very light and inexpensive, there is a trade-off. off is that you'll have to be gentle with it. The quick release mounting plates on the head, for example, are made of plastic. If you're rough on your gear, it won't last long. br>br>It appears as though the phone adapter will be the first to fail. When you open it, it makes a rattling sound. It can fit an iPhone 12 Pro Max in it, but it won't be able to expand much beyond that. There are plenty of other phone adapters on the market, so I expect it to be simple to replace if/when this one fails. The additional DSLR camera mount is a nice bonus, allowing you to quickly switch between your phone and a "real" camera without having to unscrew anything. Another reason I wanted this tripod was because of this. br>br>The zippered carrying bag is extremely inexpensive. To get to this price point, you have to cut corners somewhere, but I don't think the bag will last very long. On the other hand, because the tripod is so small and light, I'll probably just throw it in my backpack.

Noe Holmes

| Dec 18, 2021