K&F Concept Self-Open Selfie Stick, Selfie Stick Tripod with Rechargeable Bluetooth Remote Control, Phone Holder for Vlog, Foldable and Lightweight Design, Compatible with iPhone/Android, White

Great selfie stick. I'm so used to old school DSLRs, traditional tripods, heavy equipments etc. It's nice that phones are taking better and better pics & videos. Naturally, everything else gets lighter too, like this tripod, selfie stick. Step on the leg, and extend the center column with one hand. No locks to deal with. Very convenient, especially when you're trying to adjust for different angles quickly. The tripod legs extend with a nifty little knob at the bottom. It doesn't have locking legs, but it doesn't necessarily need one. Also, this does raise to 69" as described, which is REALLY high for such a lightweight thing. Good for those drone-like shots using a long stick. Although the tripod is somewhat narrow for full length extension, it does work at full height if you're secure about where you're shooting (eg. not too crowded; short clips where you're near; etc).I also have the MagSafe version, which is convenient for quick mounting and rotating. If you like a more secure fit, this one will hold on to your phone better with the spring clamp.Overall, the good value comes with ease of use, and quick adjustments on the fly for quicker shots.

I'm a big fan of K&F products and this is another fantastic product intelligently thought out and executed. When stowed it takes very little space so it is easy to travel with. It is highly adjustable anywhere from about 1 ft to just barely short of 6 ft in height. It holds your phone side saddle but the top can pivot a full 90 degrees to the side so your phone can be used either on its side or straight up and down. It comes with a Bluetooth remote that syncs with your phone that just makes taking photos and videos a breeze. It took me a minute to figure out how to open it but once you figure it out it is very easy. Simply hold it at the top with one hand and then there is a piece at the bottom you can grab with two fingers. Spin it either direction and the legs pop right out. To extend the arm to desired height simply pull. It extends and slides back into itself with the right amount of resistance that you don't have to worry about it moving under the weight of your phone. Stand is extremely stable even at full height.

I feel like this is more of a miniature tripod than a selfie stick. It can hold your camera vertically or horizontally, and it comes with a rechargeable remote. I'm really enjoying this portable gadget, now that I know how to use it!It's well-made, versatile, and reasonably priced, but the description doesn't make it very clear what to expect. The instructions help, but it took awhile for me to work through them. Here are a few tips for getting started:*To open with one hand, hold the stick upright near the top and bang it on the ground or floor. I found it easier to just brace it from the top and push upwards with my palm.*Once the legs are spread, you can extend the selfie stick by pulling the metal rod straight out. If you don't need the tripod, just press the legs closed at this point.*When using the tripod, the camera angle can be changed by twisting the phone holder before adjusting the hinge. The hinge adjustment allows for either vertical or horizontal recording.*To easily close the tripod, grasp the white cylinder that surrounds the metal rod, and pull upwards. Then push the rod back in place.

I’ve gone through my fair share of selfie sticks and phone tripods over the years, and nothing has come close to the K&F CONCEPT 69" Selfie Stick. This handy-dandy phone-holder assistant is honestly in a league of its own. It’s easily the most solid, well-constructed phone tripod I’ve used so far. The setup is almost laughably easy. The pop-open, quick-fold design practically does the work for you. No fumbling, no overthinking, no tiny parts, no nonsense. It just works with minimal effort.The 360° rotation is silky smooth, and best of all, it actually stays where you set it, which is a rare blessing. Whether I’m filming content, taking family photos, or hopping on a live, the angle control feels effortless. And the 9-button Bluetooth remote? That’s the star of the show. It’s a huge upgrade compared to other styles and brands. Incredibly responsive, very reliable, and clearly designed with real users in mind. The ability to take continuous, rapid-fire snapshots without missing a beat is honestly impressive and the remote controller is magnetic and quickly snaps right into it's remote dock located on the foot of the tripod.The height is fantastic too. At 69 inches, you get those professional, elevated angles that make every shot look like you had a tiny production team helping you out. Yet it still folds down small enough to toss in a bag ... it’s basically the size and weight of a handheld umbrella. The tripod base spreads out to about a one-foot radius, giving it plenty of stability without feeling oversized. It holds the stand and the weight of the phone beautifully without any wobbling or fear of it toppling.Overall, it’s undeniably sturdy, high-quality, and thoughtfully engineered from top to bottom. Yes, the price is a little higher than the bargain options out there, but the dependability and peace of mind make it worth every penny. Plus, it looks sleek, modern, and just plain cool.This one easily deserves 5 stars. Highly recommend.

Initially didn't like the tripod base of this Selfie Stick, with the magnetic self-close legs being too strong and staying closed. But upon playing around with the stick, I found out a far easier way to release the legs, with far less force required than depicted in product photos of dropping the whole stick against the ground. And honestly, you really wouldn't want to smash anything against the ground with your phone attached!The trick? Slightly push as you clock-wise twist. The triangle notch at the bottom actually twists slightly and releases the legs extremely smoothly this way! Opening the legs will reveal the highly adjustable pivot/rotatable camera holder, assuming it was in closed form. Closing the legs is as simple as pulling up the stick somewhat quickly. Very simple process.Amazing max reach of ~69" considering the compact form it starts out with, though it does get shaky at that stretch and risk toppling over. Nice addition of Bluetooth remote, easily storable right on the stick's leg. Cold shoe at top is another nice touch making attaching additional devices possible.Overall very impressed with the convenience of that twist-and-open legs(although seemingly hidden in plain sight and could help with being more prominently mentioned).The big thing lacking, all considered, is the absence of a 1/4" threading. I mean, if there's space for a cold shoe, a 1/4" makes far more sense and more universal in compatibility in my opinion. And I might have liked a bigger padding/different angle on the three legs, as well as padding on the triangle notch that's entirely unprotected despite being expected to be smashed against the ground.

This is a big boy. It is more like a selfie torch than a selfie stick. At about 13 inches when folded, it is already larger than most portable sticks, and when fully extended it reaches roughly 69 inches, which is about the same height as my Manfrotto 290 Xtra tripod. Very impressive for something portable.- Sturdy aluminum and plastic build that feels solid even when fully extended- Legs spread wide enough to keep the whole thing stable on flat surfaces (on carpet in these pictures)- Extends high enough for overhead shots, group photos, or livestream angles- Clamp opens wide and firmly grips the phone without wobbling- 9 button Bluetooth remote is convenient and works well- Folds down neatly and can still fit in a backpack or tote (13")If you want something taller and more substantial than the usual compact selfie stick, this one delivers.

I grabbed this K&F Concept selfie stick/tripod for my photography projects, and it ended up being way more impressive than I expected. The build quality is the first thing that stood out — the aluminum body feels solid but still super lightweight. It doesn’t feel cheap or fragile at all, which is something I was worried about since I use it both indoors and outdoors.What surprised me most is how useful it is for different types of shooting. The auto pop-open feature is actually pretty cool — you drop it lightly and it opens on its own, and when you lift it, the magnetic closure snaps it back together. It sounds like a small detail, but when you’re juggling gear, this one-hand operation becomes a lifesaver. The height range is amazing too. I’ve used it low for tabletop shots, mid-level for reels, and fully extended for outdoor portraits. It stays stable at all heights, which gives me a lot of confidence when I’m shooting alone.The Bluetooth remote is a game changer. It’s not the basic one-button remote — it has multiple controls like zoom in, zoom out, switching cameras, and even liking videos. For content creation, that’s unbelievably handy. I didn’t think I’d use all the buttons, but I actually do. It’s rechargeable too, which saves me from dealing with tiny batteries.The dual-axis adjustment makes shooting angles so much easier. I can go horizontal, vertical, overhead — whatever I need for my project. It rotates smoothly and holds the phone securely without slipping or tilting.Another thing I love is how compact and travel-friendly it is. Even though it extends tall, it folds down small enough to throw into a small bag. I’ve taken it on walks, used it for outdoor shots, and even for indoor product photography.Overall, this tripod has made my personal photography projects so much more efficient. Strong build, super practical features, and incredibly easy to use. I’m really happy I grabbed it — honestly one of my favourite tools right now.

This indeed is a very nice, and useful selfie stick when used right. Great design, build-quality, and features including super-long telescopic arm, three-way opening (self-standing) legs, and highly versatile & easy-to-setup remote, this particular "Selfie Stick" enables so many different photographic opportunities that's just not possible otherwise: (a) super wide selfies, esp. from atop a mountain, etc. (b) skipping (over) the crowd and photographing above or ahead of people, or (c) shots looking down from high above, (d) close up to high-positioned or dangerous stuff difficult to get close in person, etc. Very useful stuff. Nicely designed and well built.The only catch is - despite all the great versatility, advantages, & features - this is a bit larger and heavier inevitably. In particular, the weight might be a bit too much to carry as an everyday/all-day selfie-stick. Rather a secondary selfie stick for special shots I'd say.Pros:- super long & tall: not only much further away but possible to take shots from *MUCH HIGHER ANGLE*; especially with included remote very handy (i.e., shoot over a large crowd)- very flexible use cases: selfie stick or *SELF-STANDING* tripod (more like monopod with legs) mode- good design, nice material, & build quality; nothing flimsy or looking cheap- versatile Remote built-in: magnetically attaches and stored, also *FEATURES MANY USEFUL FUNCTIONS*- relatively compact - considering the massive size/length and features- fairly easy to use, set up.- phenomenal value at under $30, especially with the quality & featuresCons:- slightly heavy for all day:(though understandable) in absolute terms, a bit big/heavy compared to a 'regular' selfie stick.Conclusion:1. Highly recommended with a caveat -the weight alone might be a limiting factor in carrying this as a whole-day selfie stick; more likely as a secondary selfie stick in a backpack, from which you deploy only when needed.2. Nevertheless, the phenomenal value/very low price even as a secondary selfie stick

This K&F CONCEPT 175cm Selfie Stick come Tripod, with Detachable Remote Control, is loved by my teen granddaughter.I ordered the White option.She has it sitting on her white dresser in her room for creating videos, taking selfie pictures and talking to her mates on her iPhone.She can also take it out with her using it as a Selfie Stick and it converts easily to tripod mode when needed.It appears well made and solid enough. The tripod does not fall over. As a self stick it is easy to carry.All in all a successful gift for a picky teen.Came well boxed and is suitable for gifting.Good value for money.Happy to recommend.

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