Reviews
Good quality, not really 'automatic'
On first opening this selfie stick it looks very premium and has a fair bit of weight to it that adds to that feel. I liked the idea of quick one hand opening but this isn't quite as easy to use as it first appears...
Firstly you have to drop/bang it on the ground with some real force for the legs to pop open, and even then you will probably need to manually complete the task. As for extending the pole, it is very difficult to get a grip on the end to pull it and requires a lot of force to fully extend. The other issue is when extending you are pulling on the spring clamp that holds the phone in place which feels very counterintuitive and like you might cause some damage. Once up however it is very tall and very sturdy.
The little removable Bluetooth remote connects easily and works reliably so no issues there.
Priced at £25 at time of review this is quite expensive and although generally good quality the USP of being quick and 'automatic' to open and close is a bit wide of the mark.
Firstly you have to drop/bang it on the ground with some real force for the legs to pop open, and even then you will probably need to manually complete the task. As for extending the pole, it is very difficult to get a grip on the end to pull it and requires a lot of force to fully extend. The other issue is when extending you are pulling on the spring clamp that holds the phone in place which feels very counterintuitive and like you might cause some damage. Once up however it is very tall and very sturdy.
The little removable Bluetooth remote connects easily and works reliably so no issues there.
Priced at £25 at time of review this is quite expensive and although generally good quality the USP of being quick and 'automatic' to open and close is a bit wide of the mark.
22/02/2026