This K&F tripod, for the price it has, surprised me for the better. It's light and easy to carry in your backpack, and it goes up a lot in height (ideal when you don't want to record crouching).
The mobile phone holder is included together with a small Bluetooth remote control for shooting from the mobile phone, which is perfect for direct, reels or video calls; in addition, the ball joint with handle is comfortable to handle for soft panning.
For small/mirrorless cameras, light weight and occasional use, it's more than enough.

Be careful with the weight: the model announces a load of up to ~4 kg and a height of 190 cm, but if you plant a heavy camera with a large lens, you notice that it loses some stability.
Outdoors, hanging a backpack on the hook helps. Otherwise, the leg closures fit well and I haven't had any gaps during the tests carried out.

What I liked the most
- Very portable and quick to assemble.
- Real height for comfortable recording without inventions.
- It comes with a cell phone clip and useful accessories.

To improve
- With heavy loads it is not the most stable (for DSLRs with a heavy TV, a more robust one is better).
- The carrying bag could be made of better material and some auxiliary pockets are missing.
- Quality of mobile phone support.

Important to consider
- The adjustments require a good squeeze so that it does not give way when tilting, but without going over to avoid breakage.

Conclusion: Recommended if you want it for a mobile phone or light camera for occasional use and you are looking for something of good quality, easy to carry and at the right price, it is a very reasonable purchase.
For heavy equipment or hard professional use, I would go for a more robust range.
In addition, the product is highly rated (∼4.5/5 with more than 1,300 reviews), so I'm not the only one happy.

I got this tripod to turn it into a light stand and a big driver was the 2 quick release arca plates that were included. It also comes with a phone stand and remote, and really, all of the included accessories including the carrying bag are pretty solid and nice extras. The tripod itself feels well made and sturdy, the ball head moves smoothly and without issue and all of the locks work great. It's relatively lightweight for the size and height extension, meaning I'll probably use it with my camera as well, although my Sirui Traveler is considerably lighter but also much pricier. I think it'll work out quite well for my use case as a light stand, but it's also makes for a really good entry-level tripod and is a good value for everything it comes with.

Good starter tripod. I added a levelling base for my Seestar. Easy to add to it and it comes with a lot of accessories. Good for the cost in my view.

I use this to hold my laser level. It’s fully adjustable and easy to use. Works great and is compact to store.

What a great unit for the money. A lot better quality and I expected. Very happy.

The K&F Concept 75-inch Camera Tripod is an excellent choice for photographers and videographers on the go. Lightweight yet sturdy, it’s perfect for travel and outdoor shoots, supporting cameras up to 8kg (17.6lbs) with ease. The 360-degree ball head provides smooth, flexible adjustments, allowing for precise framing from any angle. It comes with a convenient cellphone clip and remote control, making it a great option for smartphone photographers as well. Whether you’re using a DSLR or a mobile device, this tripod delivers stability and versatility, making it a must-have tool for both amateur and professional creatives.

I really like this K&F Concept tripod which can extend to 75 inches tall and has a weight load capacity of 17.6 pounds. This is a basic tripod that doesn't have as many bells and whistles as other tripods but it gets the job done. I use this tripod with my somewhat heavy full frame mirrorless camera and it can handle it very well. Great product overall.

An excellent quality and very solid tripod

I've got an excessive number of tripods. I own a science education business with mostly asynchronous (recorded) classes. So I'll be comparing this to the range I've got already.

For starters, this is a mid-weight tripod. Easy to carry but not flimsy. I wouldn't try to put a teleprompter on it but it's great for even a larger camera.

What makes this a real stand out for me are all the options/features. It can be quite tall (with less stability of course) or pretty stable at a normal height. But then it also has a hook for a weight, which a lot of tripods in this price range don't provide. That makes a big difference with issues like vibration and of course dramatically increases the stability.

My favorite part is the mount/head combo. It comes with two plates to attach to the tripod. The locking knob is very secure and once my camera is mounted, I can use the ball head to get any angle I want. But the ball head is mounted on a a swivel with degree markings. Tightening the thumb screw shifts it a bit so you have to account for that if you're using a lot of zoom. For my use, it's irrelevant. The plate can also slide side to side for adjustment with another screw to hold it in place. There are two built in levels.

The rubber feet are ball mount so they rest flat no matter how extended the legs are or aren't.

It comes with a phone mount with a tablet mount on the reverse, which is a cool feature.

I've switched out another tripod to use this one instead and my production assistant is finding it much easier to adjust.

For the price, this is a great tripod, and it's easy to use. I'm no professional photographer or anything, but I've only heard good things about K&F tripods. I'll stick with this brand.