I do not have any DJI cameras so cannot review this tripod/selfie stick in that context at present. So why did I ask for it? I like and own a range of K&F equipment. Unless someone beats me to it I intend to make up a couple of adaptors to use this tripod with my cameras, microphones and lighting kit.The Concept Mini Tripod/Selfie Stick is packaged in a plastic bag, placed inside a crisply printed box formed from light card. It's a neatly presented package. The instruction sheet and a company introduction sheet are also in the box. All parts of the packaging are generally recyclable.My first impression is the 'top heavy' feel of the housed (as in not extended) unit. My second impression was how striking it looked with its deep metallic orange metal parts contrasting against the satin black body and head parts. The base/handle has a sculpted rubber insert on the top face that gives a good 'grippy' surface when using as a selfie stick. Once opened out this same sculpted surface provides a good grip for any weight placed on the base to counteract the 'top heavy' action as the tripod is extended. I find zip-locked sandwich bags part filled with water work well in most situations. The whole assembly is very well put together. The legs unfold smoothly, the bracing hingeing on the pivot points with no twisting motion. Once the locking ring is tightened down there is no extraneous movement. The extension is by means of telescopic sections simply pulled apart to set the required length. There is no locking mechanism to operate, simple friction locks hold the set length efficiently. The ball head moves freely when unlocked. A light twist of the screw is all that is required to lock it in the desired position. On the opposite side to the screw is a standard 1/4" thread that will accommodate various lighting and microphones, even maybe a second camera. Just keep in mind this is a lightweight tripod, balance may be an issue without additional base weight. I cannot speak from experience about the camera magnetic mount and claw system, but the components appear well made and assembled. The magnets feel strong and the latch grip also. Both latches operate freely with good spring pressure both sides. I have no doubt the will hold the cameras as intended.As a selfie stick the extended shaft is pretty rigid but there is a modicum of flexing. The image stabilisation within the camera should be more than capable of dealing with this, I doubt most users would even notice it. I mention it only as a warning that this is a lightweight device, too much force on the shaft will bend or even break it! This is not a fault of the product. In my opinion this is a well-designed, functional lightweight dual purpose tool, very compact and easy to stow in a backpack or similar. At £24.99 it is well worth the money.