A pesar de que está construído (las patas) de aleación de aluminio yo no pondría una cámara de 1500€ con tranquilidad pero es que no es para eso, aunque por poder se puede sin problema. He tenido trípodes de las marcas más punteras a nivel profesional y aunque sean de carbono pesan lo suyo, ocupan lo suyo, no son portables facilmente porque son para trabajo.

Este trípode, si quitas las patas y algún detalle, es de plástico pero está muy bien hecho y si no te has gastado la paga extra en una cámara es un trípode ideal tanto para estudio como sobre todo para moverte porque no verás muchos que midan 50cm plegados, que pesen 1,2 kg, que aguanten hasta 4Kg encima y además totalmente extendido llegue a 190cm. Me parece brutal.

A esto hay que sumarle un adaptador de móviles, una placa de liberación rápida que además de puede usar en vertical y unas patas con almohadillas de goma adaptables al terreno irregular.
Ahí es nada.

molto robusto

I bought it as a hobby for content creation. It works fine indoors. I have not tried it outdoors yet. But I am happy with the purchase as the Phone and iPad mount came in very handy.

While the head is not teh best quality and the phone/tablet holder feels a bit cheap, I was really impressed with just how sturdy this tripod is when fully extended to its full height of 190cm.

Often, when fully extending teh legs on cheaper tripods you end up with something pretty wobbly - not with this tripod. The wide rubber feet help, but the inclusion of a weight hook under the tripod is a bonus for making the tripod even sturdier.

For phone, tablet or even small camera use you probably won't need to hang a weight (read: your camera bag) to stabilise things (unless it's really windy), but the option is there.

Other nice toches are the foam padding on the legs, the inclusion of two quick release plates (with 1.4" screw fitings) and the bluetooth remote.

All in all, for the price, this is a great lightweight tripod.

This tripod has a mix of a more traditional tripod with stabilizers and shapes heavily inspired by the PD travel tripod for narrower collapsed size. The aluminum is solid and although the flip locks aren't that comfortable to use (the tension to open/close and the shape isn't particularly ergonomic) and its tightness isn't adjustable so the longevity in the long run isn't that great, it snaps tight and holds a good amount of weight. This tripod does get pretty tall, so the last section of legs are really quite thin... the whole leg does bend but stability is alright.

The rubber feet need to be screwed on yourself, which might take a bit of effort to try and screw on something with a ball joint, but press down a little while tightening and it still goes tight. It's pretty impressive to have articulated feet at a tripod at this price.

What I think is really neat in this tripod though is the fact that despite the low cost, the tripod head is removable. In fact you have to assemble it yourself, but you can also attach a different head that takes 3/8" screw mount. Despite the absolutely plasticky tripod head, it actually holds its position pretty nicely! While I wouldn't use this with anything too heavy personally speaking since I own more stable, more beefy tripods, but this is surprisingly good. Basically all the knobs can be tightened quite a bit to stabilize; particularly the center column, if you don't fully tighten it then it can wobble a bit more than usual.

There are two plates included, which is really nice, especially considering it isn't a universal plate. The phone/tablet holder is pretty uninteresting quality-wise but it is functional.

So while this product won't necessarily be for me as target audience, this makes a great first tripod for many people! Definitely far more stable and versatile than my own first tripod, yet this one will be perfectly usable even for me.

Fotostative gibst wie Sand am Meer. Sie gehen auch nicht wirklich kaputt sondern leiern sich aus.
Dieses faltbare Stativ welches ich zum testen bekam, gibt mir einen guten Grund mich von meinem Erbstück aus den '60ern zu trennen.

Inzwischen wurde auch an mobilen Faltstativen weiterentwickelt, hier ist so eines.

Was bekommt man?

Das Ganze ist aus Aluminium und ca. 1815 gr schwer.
Das eingezogene Stativ, eine anschraubbare Grundhalterung in die man den Griff einschrauben muss, 3 Gummifüße, 2 (gleiche) Grundplatinen zum Einrasten in die Grundhalterung, einen Adapter für z.B Smartphones mit 2 (!) unterschiedlich weit ausfahrbaren Halterungen, eine Kamerafernauslösung (hat bei mir nicht funktioniert), eine lesbare Gebrauchsanweisung und natürlich eine solide Tragetasche mit verstellbarem Gurt.
Die Halteschrauben an den Grundplatten entsprechen der klassischen Norm.

Details: Die 3 Gummifüße müssen unter Druck in den Stativfuß eingeschraubt werden, erst geht es leicht, dann aber drücken und weiterdrehen. Die Füße bleiben beweglich, sie sitzen auf einem Kugelgelenk.
Das Grundelement lässt sich leicht auf die Spitze des Stative montieren. Der Hebel zum drehen und wenden ist leider nur ein Plastikgewinde und benötigt Kraft beim Einschrauben. Ich denke man sollte ihn nicht immer demontieren, der Sack ist groß genug.
Zwischen den Füßen ist an der Mittelsäule eine Halterung welche nach leichtem Herunterdrücken die Standfüße stabilisiert. Ein Haken für eine Tasche ist auch da.

Die Mindesthöhe des Stativs ist ca. 50 cm, Die Maximalhöhe mit ausgefahrener Mittelstange ist fast 1,90 m hoch.
Für Perfektionisten ist eine Flüssigkeitslibelle zum Ausrichten der Balance eingebaut.

Das Ausfahren der Teleskopbeine geht einfach durch das Öffnen einer Klammer (insgesamt 4 pro Fuß), das Teilstück fährt problemlos aus. Sauber gebaut.

Zu Demonstrationszwecken habe ich eine alte Kamera, ein kleineres Smartphone, ein Tablett (geht nur quer) und als Anregung eine flache aber starke LED Leuchte eingesetzt.

Die Bewegung der Mittelstange und des Grundkopfes sind leichtgängig, Halteschrauben sind vorhanden. Auch das Ausrasten der Aufsteckmodule geht mit einem kleinem Haken leicht.

Das Resultat von jahrelanger Weiterentwicklung.
Kaufempfehlung

This review is for K&F Concept 75" Lightweight Tripod, Camera Compact Tripod with Remote and 2-in-1 Phone Holder,Travel Phone Tripod with Removable 3-Way Pan Head for Selfie/Video Recording/Photo/Live Stream/Vlog, $40.84

Observations:
- super light but still sturdy
- the brackles are a little hard to open but this also makes this tripod sturdy
- a little assembly is required
- comes with a remote
- can extend to 190cm tall, which is quite impressive
- only $40, which is an excellent value

Surprisingly nice tripod given the modest price point. Adjustments are reasonably previse and ontrol knbs, levers etc, work well. I would say for a new or even budget-conscious amateur photographer this tripod will work very well. It is on the lighter side; weight wise, and is, all in all great value for the price point! Recommended!

Current price point at the time/date of this review: $40.84 with a 11% discount being provided by the seller. Pricing is generally reasonable and fair thanks to the 11% off discount. To be sure, this is to be considered a light duty design and construction and more of a budget design but with notable features and design elements.

Love that it fits really compact within the included carrying case, generally better than most that I’ve own which is perfect as I fully intend to use it for travel with the quick release plate being pre installed into the portable projector we own. This works great for this purpose and serves to elevate and customize to just the right angle and height thanks to all the adjustments and clips provided. The quick release plate is super convenient as I won’t have to install it into the screw mount each time.

Adjusts to a wide range of heights and capable of going super high if needed. The adjustable feet mounts are also a really nice feature although I do have my concerns with it breaking over time.

Very sturdy when properly mounted. Nice padded carrying areas and overall beefy in features without the hefty price tag.

This tripod is very versatile.
Good stability even with a heavier camera/lens.
Has some great features including four heights possible.
The legs are easy to setup and use.
Lightweight to carry, and carry bag is included.
Better value than you might expect.