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Solid Tripod with Superhero-Level Magnetism—Just Needs a Man
I bought this magnetic tripod stand for an upcoming bachelorette trip, because nothing says “core memory” like a group photo where no one’s stuck behind the camera. Bonus: we’re taking a pontoon boat, and this thing wraps around poles like it’s auditioning for Cirque du Soleil. Flexible, sturdy, and surprisingly versatile; it doubles as a selfie stick and even comes with a camera attachment if you’re feeling fancy.The magnet strength? Unholy. I used the included magnetic ring for my phone case, and it clung so hard I had to pry my pop socket off with a tool like I was defusing a bomb. Impressive, but maybe warn a girl.Now for the hiccup: the remote. No instructions. None. I had to sleuth my way through the company’s site and find someone else’s photo of the setup guide. Turns out you connect via Bluetooth under “AB Shutter” (mine showed up as AB Shutter 3). Once paired, it worked like a charm, but that initial frustration could’ve been avoided with a tiny scrap of paper and a little courtesy.Overall, it’s a great tripod/selfie stick hybrid. Just be prepared to wrestle with magnets and play detective with the remote. Would still recommend, especially if your vacation involves boats, bridesmaids, or bendy poles.
03/12/2025
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