The mobile phone stand was well packaged and delivered quickly. I'm actually an everyday vlogger — that means I primarily film my dog chewing gum and myself trying to set up IKEA furniture. To do that, I need equipment that is just as easy as my video ideas. This stand is amazing because it's easy to store at 400 grams and folds down to just 29 cm, but when it comes down to a monumental 180 cm. I use it alternately for my large Android phone (the side clips keep it bombproof, just in case I don't completely trust the magnet) and my action camera, which I attach via the universal 1/4 inch screw mount. It's really compatible with everything from an iPhone to an Android phone. The ultimate test came last week when my aunt celebrated her 60th birthday and I, the family's “technician,” was supposed to take the obligatory family group photo. The problem: The whole tribe stood on a slightly sloping lawn, and I had to get all 20 people on the picture in such a way that you could also see the backdrop of the hills in the background — this requires height and a wide perspective. Instead of running around wildly and pressing the self-timer, I simply extended the stand to its full length. The feet can be cleverly opened and the stand legs reached 39 cm wide on the ground, which ensured decent stability. Then the magic: I unplugged the small, rechargeable Bluetooth remote from the stand. I was able to put myself in the picture, position myself perfectly and then simply pull the trigger. I didn't even need to install a special app, it instantly paired with my iPhone via Bluetooth. It was an absolute game changer—ten minutes, a perfect photo, and I was the hero of the party without having to contort myself. I used the 4-axis adjustability to easily set the perfect angle. What I really like: The flexibility and quality are top. It is a real 4-in-1 device that I can also use as a hand grip or desktop stand. It feels sturdy because it's made of aluminum, and I throw it in my backpack without worry. I absolutely love the small, detachable remote control; you can hold down the button to start recording video right away, and that's extremely handy. My little criticism: The stability is generally good (it is definitely a high-quality product), but with the full extension length of 180 cm, it is a bit shaky and “tipsy” on uneven ground or with minimal wind. It's not a tripod that you should weigh down with a heavy DSLR camera, but it's enough for my cell phones and action cameras. For maximum safety when I take it off fully, I recommend putting some weight on your feet. Removing the telescopic rod also requires some effort. But let's be honest: For the excellent price-performance ratio, the grumbling is on a high level!