The stand in general: - great mix of practical materials, which, depending on their usefulness, contribute either to stability/robustness (aluminum alloy) or to lightness; even the plastic parts, which are mainly found on the handle = feet, make a high-quality impression because they look like carbon and the upper part looks like rough leather; only the remote control holder embedded in the handle falls off a bit - super flexible in terms of uses. Don't want to spell everything out now, take a look at my pictures; the length can be extended up to 180cm with a pack size of approx. 30cm; very practical especially as a tripod, even if it then becomes a bit shakier or more flexible as a selfie stick (see pictures). Consider the low weight of 390 g and the fact that even my Canon, which weighs approx. 1.6 kg, was held flawlessly, at least on the lowest two steps... Respect! - great setup mechanism which only works well on hard, rather flat surfaces, but is very practical if you want to take pictures in many different places; with a small impact from a height of a few centimeters, the feet fold apart and back together again with a short jerk (see video). Ready to use in seconds, mega! No more fiddling around or pulling them apart one by one and then freaking together again. It's also much more hygienic when you're out and about in public spaces where the surface is rarely clean. You don't have to clean every time in between because you want to fold the tripod back together with your fingers The remote control: - mixed impressions about compatibility... simple Bluetooth connection with my admittedly quite old XZ Premium from Sony (Android 9) worked very well. Switch on the remote control search for and pair “AB Shutter3". Unfortunately, when I pressed the remote button, the volume in idle/desktop was increased and the standard camera zoomed in as a result. Unfortunately, my Action 5 Pro was unable to establish a direct connection, but this is perhaps also due to the fact that DJI is pretty “bitchy” when it comes to third-party products ;-) What worked was the following constellation -> connect remote with mobile phone, start the MIMO app and then pair with the action cam. Recording actually starts at the push of a button... Unfortunately, my Canon M50 was also unable to establish a connection. Since the remote control is not that important to me now and I assume that someone who is a bit more up to date with his technology than I am (current Android 16, I 9) will probably not have these difficulties, these topics do not weigh so much into my rating. Conclusion: K&F only charges 25-30 euros for all this? “Add to cart”! 5 stars

I've been using the holder for a few weeks now and I really don't want to give up my 3rd hand anymore. A magnetic ring sticker is also included to retrofit non-magnetic cell phones. My Magic V5 unfortunately doesn't have one, so I simply stuck the sticker on my phone case. It's been bombproof for weeks and I can now simply attach the mobile phone to the magnetic ring and remove it again in no time at all - great. It is also possible to attach the mobile phone using the normal “push apart and pinch mobile phone” function, but as always, this is of course a bit tricky. The magnetic holder is great. When unfolded, the stand is stable, the longer you extend it (which really goes very high) the shakier it gets, of course. But even then, it hasn't fallen over yet. It is then the height of the Ines adult when taking pictures. The highlight is definitely the small remote control to be able to take photos remotely, the Bluetooth connection works perfectly and after pairing, it is immediately ready for use. (At least on Android) The angles are flexibly adjustable and the stand holds the hand in any position. Thanks to the integrated M4 screw, I can also easily attach my Otter 3D scanner. Now also very nice when scanning with a turntable. The quality is really good and I am absolutely satisfied with the product. I'd buy it again.

This tripod is so handy to have.I can use it as a selfie stick or as a tripod.It takes different sized phones and is very stabil when I am filming solo.I love the remote function that helps me finding the right angle and don't have to rely on voice control on my phone.Everything works very well and I am very happy with this gadget.

A great selfie stick that can to applied to your phone with the usual spring loaded clips or using the strong magnet .The newer sticks (like this one) are linked by Bluetooth and no need to use an app anymore.The detachable remote is also rechargeable via a USBc lead.It has a great length which is supported by a well designed pole that gives support to the camera when full extended. It also has a quick release tripod for group photos.

I take a lot of pictures with a camera and in everyday life with my smartphone, but I haven't actually owned a selfie stick yet. Since this stick's range of functions significantly exceeds that of a normal selfie stick, I was curious whether this hybrid of a mobile phone stand and a selfie stick including a remote control offered me added value in everyday life. On paper, it sounded like a really practical companion for traveling — I found the combination of MagSafe mount and classic clamp particularly exciting, in addition to the impressive 180cm cantilever. The stand comes in the usual simple, oblong K&F packaging. In addition to the stand itself, the box contains a charging cable for the remote control, short instructions and a self-adhesive magnetic ring, which can also be used to make non-MagSafe cell phones “suitable”. First, a personal insert: On my first trip, I treated the selfie stick like a small travel tripod and attached it to the outside of my backpack. I unfortunately lost the small trigger remote control during the first test on the go, as it seems to have come off. In my opinion, the clip-in holder on the stick is not designed to be secure enough — the remote control is stuck in the retaining clip at first glance, but too loose when you load it in the removal direction. Unfortunately, there is no additional lock. That's how my small trigger remote control seems to have come off and got lost on the hike. I only include this “secondarily” in the evaluation. Workmanship & construction The stand or selfie stick is clearly made of plastic, but as a result remains pleasantly light at just 390 g, which makes sense in this case and with the impressive lever arm. Completely made of aluminum would be more elegant, but it would make the whole thing significantly heavier (and also more expensive) and would be a clear disadvantage along the way. From my point of view, K&F combines the materials sensibly and has also created a haptically and visually attractive product: • The telescopic rod consists of seven aluminum segments, looks sturdy and can be pulled off softly. • The three feet are made of sturdy plastic, the struts are made of metal again. • The magnetic “lock” of the feet works surprisingly well and is completely wear-free. With the small rotary wheel, everything can also be easily unlocked. I was really impressed by the maximum height of 180 cm. For a mobile stand or selfie stick pushed together in transport mode, this is an exceptionally large cantilever. Of course, given this height and low weight, you shouldn't expect absolute wind stability when used as a tripod (no way to weigh the stand down additionally), but the stand stands solidly on normal ground. Head & mount The head is a mix of folding arm, central tilting thread and the actual mobile phone holder. When folded out, the mobile phone sits approx. 12-13 cm in front of the center of the stand, which provides interesting perspectives. The folding mechanism can be easily dosed or completely tightened using a wing nut. The holder itself is a hybrid and offers the option of clamping the smartphone or attaching it magnetically using MagSafe. MagSafe works super fast and lasts extremely well. There are also the classic clamping jaws, which must be folded out in this case. The smartphone can then be easily plugged in. The holding power is also sufficient for large and heavy smartphones. The small additional thread at the top is a clever extra. LED light, microphone receiver, small monitor — anything with a suitable thread can be attached there, including another small camera, if it has a tripod socket or an Arca plate. Positive • Very high maximum working height and boom (180 cm) with low weight • Well-coordinated mix of materials made of plastic and aluminum • Compact pack size, ideal for traveling • Sturdy, smoothly running telescopic segments • Clever details such as the additional thread and the magnetic foot lock • Hybrid mount: MagSafe and clamp • Versatile use — selfie stick or neutral stand • Somewhat susceptible to wind when outside, not subject to additional weight.Negative • Easy to lose the remote control: The mount doesn't hold well — the remote came loose during the first test and was immediately lost. Conclusion The K&F CONCEPT 3-in-1 mobile phone stand is a really powerful mobile stand and selfie stick for me: lightweight, flexible, sophisticated and with an impressive maximum height. The choice of materials is very reasonable, the structure is intuitive, and the hybrid mount makes the whole thing universally usable. The only real drawback is the poorly secured remote control holder — K&F should urgently improve this. When you're out and about, you shouldn't attach the selfie stick to the outside of your backpack or if you do, secure the remote control in any other way. I subtract one star for this small structural weakness of the otherwise very well thought-out product. Overall, a very good, versatile stand with minor weaknesses, which I can fully recommend as an extremely practical product despite my remote control blunder. I had a lot of fun with the product for a few days and was able to use it very well on the go. The price of around 30 euros is absolutely justified.

I loved this tripod, especially because it is very tall and allows me to record and take photos from much more comfortable angles. It's super versatile, the rotation helps me find the perfect angle and the remote control doesn't have to rely on timers. It feels stable and is very easy to use.

Recommended by YouTuber Delaila, a first test showed that the tripod is really great

It's a great tool to use with your phone. Whether you have the magsafe system (the metal circle to stick with a magnet) on your cell phone or case or even if you don't have it, this great extendable tripod allows you to place your mobile phone in any position you can think of. The most practical thing is to carry the metal ring on the cell phone, because in a second you “stick” the mobile phone to the support surface and that's it. But it also has two tabs with springs that can hold the mobile firmly without problems. It is full of details that make it very practical and convenient to use. To begin with, deploying the tripod is done by turning a small button on the base that makes the legs free and open, you can now extend the 3 feet. The extendable tube is very long, allowing great versatility when using it. In addition, the circular support of the mobile phone rotates so that you can adjust the desired angle, but this support is anchored to a structure that you can also place in practically 360 degrees. As if all this were not enough, it also has a standard tripod screw to which you can attach a classic action camera. And to top it off, one of the legs of the tripod is attached to a trigger that we can connect via Bluetooth to the mobile phone to take remote shots. As for the aspects that I like the least, I think that the stability of the tripod can be improved. In addition, it would be nice if the legs could be partially opened because sometimes there is not much room and it can be a problem.

I have been using this K&F Concept tripod/selfie stick for a few days now, and I must admit that it is an extremely versatile accessory, thanks to the 3-in-1 design: it can be used as a tripod, as a selfie stick and as a magnetic support/clip for smartphones. The dual attachment mode, both through MagSafe - with a really powerful magnet - and through the classic adjustable arms, is very convenient. This way I can mount all my smartphones without problems, and in addition, thanks to the 1/4" screw, I can even use my Canon EOS M200. Another strong point is its practicality: when closed it takes up the space of a simple selfie stick, while when open it reaches up to 180 cm in height, which makes it suitable for a variety of situations, from shooting at home to outdoor vlogs. Despite its height, it remains stable thanks to the triangular base with magnetic closure and the legs that, once opened, reach a good extension. Thanks to its very low weight, it is easy to carry in a backpack, without clutter. Also appreciable is the rechargeable Bluetooth remote control, which allows you to take photos and start videos without touching the smartphone: a detail that makes the difference, especially for those who create content. The aluminum alloy construction feels solid and durable, and the quick opening/closing is really convenient when you're on the go. In conclusion, a complete, stable and well-designed tripod, perfect for those who want a single accessory to take photos, shoot videos and produce social content. Considering everything it offers, the price is really super affordable. Highly recommended!

I ordered the selfie stick to go with my new mobile phone. The option to attach the mobile phone via the magnetic holder was also decisive here. The selfie stick can be used universally both as a normal typical selfie stick or as a height-adjustable stand. When fully extended, the stand has a height of 1.8 meters, which is more than sufficient in practice. The total weight (without mobile phone) is approx. 0.4 kg, which I think is still quite easy to handle. I also find it very nice that there are various mounting options for mobile phones and action cams. Whether magnetic, 1/4 inch screw (for action cams) or the tried and tested clamp mount for cell phones without MagSafe. A small remote control is also included. This is important if you want to use the selfie stick as a tripod. Here you can easily start or end photos or videos. The overall impression is very neat and satisfying for me. Although the material is almost entirely made of plastic, it is still very well made and therefore not too heavy in terms of total weight. The selfie stick is versatile and is compatible with countless mobile phone manufacturers and is there a standard connection for action cams. I therefore clearly give the full ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ stars and a recommendation.