I love this tripod! It’s strong but not too heavy, perfect for carrying around. The matte finish feels so nice. Super easy to pop my phone in and out, and it comes with 2 mounts and a remote. For the price, the quality is way better than I expected. Definitely a great buy.

Okay... sooo I grabbed this K&F CONCEPT 75-inch Ball Head Tripod because I needed a solid second tripod for when I’m out shooting photos and videos—I run two cameras at once, so having reliable support is key. I needed something that was easy to haul around but still felt super sturdy, and honestly, this thing is brilliant. I managed to snag it for a killer price during Black Friday monthh in November, and it's been performing like a champ ever since!

The Best Bits:
Comfy Legs: The soft fabric wraps around the legs are so nice. It’s a small thing, but it makes a huge difference when you’re carrying the tripod for a while—it’s just a way better grip.

Bonus Carrier Bag: It even comes with a decent carrier bag, which is a surprisingly great extra. I usually have to buy those separately with other tripods, so that was a win.

The Bluetooth Remote MVP: I thought the little Bluetooth remote would be a total waste of time, but seriously, it's a lifesaver! No more setting a timer and sprinting back to my camera. It’s awesome for hands-free shots and has really come in handy.

If you need a tripod that's easy to travel with but tough enough for real work, seriously, check this one out. Five stars!!!

Excellent, I was surprised by this article

As a wildlife/landscape photographer I've always been against carrying excess kit, especially as the years roll by. However there is always a time when wished that I had got a tripod with me. I decided to invest in this K&F concept tripod as it looked perfect for my needs, and at a very realistic price. Straight out of the box I was impressed at its very low weight, in fact it weighs very little at all.
Loved the rounded triangular construction which effectively reduces it's folded size enough to get a medium sized hand around. Opening it up reveals an all-important centre brace, with the added bonus of a hook below the centre.
Three very nice big flexible rubber feet are supplied which do a great job inside or out in the field at keeping it where it's put, especially when legs are extended fully. The legs extend to raise the tripod in four sections, and are quickly and firmly clamped into place with large sturdy clips. I went for the larger ball head as u would be using heavier kit on most occasions. This particular head coped well to a point I was happily using my 180-600 zoom, steadily with finger tight adjustments. At acute angles there was a bit of slide, but I expected that but for the most part it was great even in windy conditions. This is where the centre hook comes in... It enables a weighted bag to be hung providing a stable downwards force to aid stability. I was impressed just how stable it is.
The legs can be altered to suit sloping or stepped environments and leveled with the aid of two incorporated levels.
Cameras, lenses and included double duty phone/pad brace are fitted to the head via a slip in sliding adapter: Two adapters are included.
Pictures included show the tripod in use with various kit.
A nylon carry bag is included in the box too.
The tripod behaves amicably when using a gimbal head, enabling the smooth tracking of moving subjects, too.
Blue tooth trigger works very well, enabling candid triggering of phones or pads at a good distance.
Highly recommended and destined to stay in my Walkabout kit indefinitely.

Great reviews have already praised the ease of use and the lightweight, and I'm not going to repeat the same comments, although they are right: this tripod is a pleasure to carry and use.
Our goal is to test the tripod's stability in a landscape context by checking the loss of sharpness when edge conditions are met: max height and max weight in a moderately windy context. The tripod is claimed to support 8.8 pounds. The XT's weight, loaded with a 70mm Rodenstock, is 4.7 pounds. K&F states, "With a compact 50 cm folded size, it’s effortless to carry, making it ideal for travel, outdoor shoots, and professional use, even on rugged terrains ».The XT will do for professional use.
So today, I went to Key West's seaside with the XT and an iPhone, equipped with the 240 mm tele lens from Reeflex. The wind was 14-16 mph, which on the Beaufort scale translates to "Small waves, becoming longer seas.".A small boat was 100-200 meters away, so I took it as a target for both cameras. The boat was moving up and rolling quite a bit, so keep this in account while checking the results. I decided to move the tripod up to head level to accentuate the risk of wobbling. I attached two crops showing how both cameras captured the boat details and texture. Both images are decent given the circumstances (distance, wind, and the tripod's height).
This K&F tripod can support a heavy professional camera and deliver excellent quality under challenging conditions.

Fantastic little tripod! If you are anything like me and have a handful of big, clunky, and heavy tripods, then this ball head tripod from K&F Concept might be just what you need.

It’s got a light but sturdy build. Many affordable and lightweight tripods feel flimsy and low quality. I genuinely could not differentiate the build of this tripod from my far more expensive ones.

You get everything you need to start shooting, including a spare base plate, a very, very nice addition, as well as a phone mount, a carrying bag, and lots of other goodies.

In terms of usability, this tripod can easily withstand heavier loads. I’ve tested this myself with a S5 cine rig. It holds the setup well and feels secure. For extra security, you could even use a bag to weight it down using the included hook.

It’s comfortable in the hand when carried and is light enough to even be left on a carabineer or strapped to a backpack, perfect for travel or run-and-gun shooting.

It’s adjustable on a ball head, which is my preference for tripods of this type. I have a few fluid head tripods that weigh five times the weight of this, but for stationary shots, which are the most common anyway, it seems silly not to use this to save the extra weight.

From my experience, this also beats out a few similar products like the offering from Neewer, as it goes impressively high for its weight. I’m not sure of the exact height, but I’d say 6ft+.

Overall, I am super pleased with this item and would genuinely recommend it. If you are a beginner, this is a good, reliable tripod worth investing in. Pros, this is for you too!

I own quite a few tripods, and am impressed with the size and flexibility of this one especially considering the low price. This one is huge! I don’t think I’d use this for my heavier gear, especially at full extension, but for lighter gear it works great. I picked up the model that comes with the phone mount as well, which is novel to be able to get it so high and FAR more stable than any selfie tripod I’ve ever seen. It’s light weight, which makes it easy to bring, but also gives it less natural stability from the weight. The legs space enough I’m not worried about it tipping in any moderately flat surface. The other K&F tripods I own are more robust, and designed for video equipment so it’s hard to compare given the major price difference and use - but it’s worth bringing up if you were expecting metal clamps and head. There is more plastic on this than those, and less head adjustability. I included some photos so you can see the size in a room with 10’ ceilings.

It is a pleasure to carry around: light and compact. Really nice design, emulating the big pro brands for a fraction of the price. I loved the rubber pads on the tripod feet, giving great adherence and most importantly adapting to the inclination of the floor. One of its low points is the cheap plastic bag included: I honestly prefer no bag at all instead of the one provided. Also, the Arca Swiss plate is not metallic, as well as the release mechanism. Hard to know how well that will resist over time, I guess we'll see. The good thing is that you get one year warranty, and a great customer service (my own experience).
All in all, it's hard to come by anything even closer for the price tag. Great value, worth every penny!

i would give this 30 stars if i could. this is well worth the price. i highly recommend. it has so many different highs you can put it too. it is a very good camera stand

Lightweight and versatile tripod. This has all you need to take pictures with camera and phone camera. The included phone bracket combined with the included blue tooth remote, means selfie shots and video can be done, making the photos look like they were taken by a photographer. Tripod legs extend easily with the quick release clips, the rubber feet on swivel bracket means the tripod legs have a firm foothold. The built in levels means keeping the camera level is easy. This tripod is lightweight and can still hold a heavy DSLR and Pro lens without tipping over. The central part of the tripod has a hook to attach a weight for even more stability. This tripod has the ball head. Smooth function and locking wheels easily gripped. Guide numbers on the tripod head useful for precise side movement ( landscape photography) Great tripod for beginners and professional photographers, bloggers, tick-tock videos. Fantastic for travelling due to it being so light. This is value for money.