It is a multifunction tool, it can be used both as a tripod and as a pole, the quality of the materials is surprisingly good for the price, it is solid and the length is very astonishing once deployed. The tripod function is also very practical, be careful, we are staying on a smartphone tool and even if you manage to get something stuck in the holder, it is not made for something heavy, just for a smartphone therefore. As I said, the pole is long, extended to the maximum, I don't particularly notice any bending, so it's solid. The set is made of plastic on its base, the metal pole and the stand a mixture of both. For those who need this kind of tool, the price is excellent compared to what it offers, when folded, it is compact.

I’ve been using this for filming hobby content at my desk and around the house for a couple of weeks now and I've found it great so far!It’s lightweight and folds up really neatly, so it’s easy to keep nearby without taking up a whole bunch of space. The height on it is really good, great for birds eye shots at my desk. As I’ve mainly been using it at home, I don't know how steady it is on uneven surfaces, but I've not has any issues.One thing to be aware of is that the tripod legs do open and close very suddenly - when you fold them down, they snap into place quite fast, so you do need to be careful not to catch your fingers. It's not the end of the world, but just worth knowing as I don't like closing it back up again for that reason haha.The remote is really good too - doesn't require you to download any apps, etc. it worked instantly with my iPhone 15 Pro Max, and it’s really responsive, no delay at all.The magnetic mount is nice and secure, and it also comes with a magnet you can add to your phone if you don't have magsafe.Like I mentioned, I haven’t tested it outside yet or in wind, so not sure how it'd do there, but for filming content at home, I would highlight recommend - plus the price is really affordable!

This K&F CONCEPT Selfie Stick is 1.8 metres long when fully extended and has a tripod and a Bluetooth remote that can be used as a shutter button for your mobile phone - the shutter release is stored on one of the legs. At the top, there is a quarter inch BSW threaded stub so that you can fix an action camera on there using the appropriate adaptor.There is also an arm that has a rotatable circular, magnetic surface on it so that you can attach a phone with magnetic ring. A magnetic metal ring that can be stuck to the middle of the back of your phone is supplied with the stand as you can see in the photographs. You can also tilt the arm and the circular disc so that you can easily position it where you want.Additionally, the flat plastic disc with the magnets in it has grips that you can pull out and you can extend them so that you can fit your mobile phone in there if you haven't got the magnetic back or don't want to stick the metal ring to your phone.The extendable stem of the stick simply pulls out and each of the additional seven segments that were concealed within the base grip onto their neighbours quite lightly and you shouldn't get any slippage with normal phones or equipment.At the base end, there is a button that, if you press it onto the floor, unlocks the legs, allowing them, to spread out so that you can put it down without it falling over. You can also perform this manually and a lot more easily by pushing the button on the bottom with your fingers but as it goes in, it twists so, if you twist it yourself as you push it, it goes in, releasing the legs a lot easier than simply pushing it.This is a handy extending stick to keep with you as, at just under 30cm in length, it is not too long to fit in a bag or a rucksack.

When I was offered the 'K&F CONCEPT 3-in-1 mobile phone stand for testing, 'I gladly accepted. Everything you need on the go seemed to be there and to top it off, a mobile phone holder with MagSafe and clip - that sounded new and interesting. The stand comes in a typical K&F printed, oblong cardboard box. There you will also find a charging cable for the remote control, a small manual, and a self-adhesive magnetic ring. In principle, this allows non-MagSafe devices to be converted into such devices. The tripod or selfie stick, depending on how you use the part, uses a lot of plastic, but remains quite light at 390 grams. Aluminum actually weighs 2-2.5x as much as plastic. You therefore pay for the desire to build everything out of aluminum with nonsensical hauling, even though plastic does. The K&F CONCEPT stand uses the materials selectively and cleverly. The telescopic rod, which consists of 7 extendable elements, is therefore made of aluminum and looks robust. It is also very easy to remove and insert again, which is rarely so 'soft' yet defined with plastic elements. The 3 feet, which wrap around the telescopic rod when folded and then virtually form the selfie stick handle, are made of decent plastic, which is not lacking in strength. The stabilization struts between the center and the feet are in turn made of metal. The 3 feet are 'locked' with magnets and when the central opener is pressed at the bottom, it pushes the feet away from the magnets and so they open. An unusual solution that works well and works without wear. The 'highlight', however, is the maximum height of 180 cm, to which the mobile phone camera can be brought when the telescopic rod is fully extended. This allows, for example, video recordings 'at eye level, 'which simply looks so much better than the movies filmed from below forever. Of course, the mobile phone is not “bomb-proof” attached to a 390g tripod at a height of 1.80 m, but it is safe. It could get a bit shaky when there is wind outside or on flexible surfaces. But on normal ground and when no one bumps into it, the stand stands well. The head consists of a fold-out part, at the end of which the mobile phone holder is located, and a small, tiltable central thread just above the central axis. By folding out the mobile phone holder, the mobile phone “comes out” about 12-13 cm from the center of the stand. As a result, and thanks to the 180 degree 'foldability', you can film not only forwards, but also completely upwards or downwards. When placed at a table, you can make wonderful macros of things on the table, for example. The infinitely extendable telescopic rod allows you to sensitively adjust the distance between mobile phone and object. The friction of the 'folding arm 'can be quickly adjusted more or less strictly using a type of wing nut. If you tighten this nut correctly, the holding arm is completely locked. The type of mobile phone holder itself was completely new to me. It is almost half MagSafe, half classic clamp. On the one hand, this allows you to use the practical and quick MagSafe attachment, but ultimately you can also pinch everything up to 10 cm wide (I simply stuck a box in the photo for a demonstration). The jaws can be folded in for MagSafe use. One disadvantage of this flexibility, however, is that the magnet, which is interrupted twice, 'grips” significantly weaker. It's enough to hold a cell phone securely, but I wouldn't talk about bomb-proof, which I know from many other 'full circle magnets. ' Now on to the small, tiltable thread at the top of the stick. For example, an LED brightening light can be mounted on this. But there is also space for a receiver for wireless microphones here. There are too many stands that don't provide a solution if you don't want to use a complete cell phone frame with threads right away. Someone thought about that. The included magnetic ring for non-MagSafe devices is also extremely practical. This is because it can also be glued very well to a MagSafe power bank to make it magnetic on the back. When filming for longer periods of time, such a power bank can protect the cell phone battery or extend the operating time. You no longer have to choose between MagSafe mount or power bank. With the adhesive ring, you can do both. The power bank is attached to the mobile phone and the stand is attached to the magnetic ring on the power bank. By the way, this also solves the problem with magnetic power banks in conventional clamp stands whose clamps are never deep enough for mobile phones AND power banks. The manufacturers of these cell phone clips are extremely simple here.My conclusion: the 'K&F CONCEPT 3-in-1 mobile phone tripod' impresses with its maximum height while remaining lightweight. At just under 400 grams and just under 30 cm in length, you can really always have it with you. Detailed solutions, such as the central locking of the pedestals or the inclusion of accessories, demonstrate attention to detail. The construction quality is very good and the material mix of plastic and aluminum is perfect for achieving maximum mobility. Without folding out your legs, you of course also get a really sturdy selfie stick that fits well in the hand and can be incredibly long. In fact, I don't find a single negative feature and the price is absolutely reasonable considering the quality of construction. I am very happy to give it 5 stars and a 100% purchase recommendation.

I've had the K&F Concept selfie stick for a couple of weeks now, and it's definitely been the most versatile and useful stick I've had. K&F make some excellent photo/video accessories and this is one that definitely stands out.As selfie sticks go, this is a chunky animal. It's much bulkier than any other stick I've owned and that's because it hides an extension pole that just keeps going. I couldn't quite believe how far this thing extends. I was testing it in the park while playing with the dog and a couple walked past us and stopped to ask what it was. The guy wondered why I was waving a fishing rod around.The stand-out features for me were:Obviously how long the selfie stick is (coupled with an Insta360 camera I got some excellent footage in locations I wouldn't otherwise have reached).Both magnetic mounts (for my iPhone) and 1/4" screw mount for action camera, which can actually be used at the same time.Legs that open out into a wide, stable base (within reason. obviously a very extended pole with a heavy camera would be pushing your luck).A couple of things I didn't like quite so much though. The handle is quite thick and the smooth plastic material doesn't make it the nicest thing to hold. A textured, or moulded rubber grip might have been nicer to hold.The legs are a little difficult to open out. You really need two hands to open them out as one leg always got stuck.Additionally, the remote control that attaches to one of the legs was always getting knocked off. Whenever I put the stick into my bag it would always fall off so it ended up being put in a drawer and likely never used again.As selfie sticks go, despite a few minor issues, this is a impressive bit of kit.

I have to start with how much it extends. That 72" seemed a little bit too much and I thought with that length this won't be sturdy and it will bend a lot. However, I was pleasantly surprised that even at full extension it holds up quite well. There is a little bit of bending but not as much as I was expecting.The build quality is good with everything working as it should. Tripod mode is sturdy and you can adjust the legs how much apart you want them to improve sturdiness. It has round phone holder with clamps that extend quite wide to fit pretty much every mobile phone available. It has magnetic tiling that you can stick to your phone and use it as magsafe on the holder with clamps closed. If you already have a magsafe case then you don't need that ring. Great idea and it works great. Holder turns around so you can adjust angle of you phone easily. It also has a threaded screw for cameras and videocameras which is even better. The screw has some rubber on top of it to keep it safe. Remote works well and connects with my phone but it doesn't work with my phone as shutter. However, this is the fault of my phone as some other remotes does the same thing with my phone and I don't think there is any option to change the action of that remote.Overall, very nice tripod/selfie stick with very long arm and 1/4" screw for other devices. It has a little lanyard to hold it in your hand but one thing could be even more beneficial here. Some sort of bag.

Can I say the quality on this 3 in 1 selfie stick is really amazing, looks and feels more exspensive that it is. Love the fact this is a selfie stick but turns into a tripod as well and I'm able to take photos from a click of a button on a remote from far away. I love the fact the remote is stored on the actual stick. The Bluetooth on the remote is easy to connect, nono app needed which is great for those less tech savy but saves using unnecessary phone memory for a app. I was able to put my other halfs iPhone and my Samsung20 in this fine. This has made family days out so much better not only are we able to get all of us in a photo (5 kids + 2 adults) but we can now pose for photos as a family plopping this onto a wall or table to pose for photos together no more leaving one of the parents out. We stored ours in the car for those day trips so its never forgot.Of time of review this is currently at £20 which is an absolute bargain, great to have or gift someone.Highly recommend

This tripod is a real winner — solid, versatile, and surprisingly well designed. It feels premium right out of the box, with a sturdy aluminium alloy body that’s both lightweight and easy to carry. The pop-open base mechanism is clever and smooth, and the whole tripod feels stable even when extended to its full height.The magnetic mount is strong and secure — it holds my phone firmly without any wobble, and the option to switch to a clip mount is handy for non-magnetic cases. The adjustable 4-axis design gives great flexibility for finding the right angle whether you’re shooting video, vlogging, or taking selfies.The included Bluetooth remote is a nice touch — it connects instantly, charges via USB-C, and makes hands-free shooting effortless. Everything feels well thought-out, and the overall quality is excellent for the price.

I really like this tripod, the magnet is very strong and holds my iPhone securely with no risk of it dropping. It extends up to 180 cm which is more than enough for my needs. However, it is quite stiff to pull out (my grip isn't that strong).The tripod base is a little fiddly to open; I have to use 3 fingers, one on each leg and open them at the same time. Closing it is a lot simpler, just turn it upside down and it folds in.Overall, it’s a great tripod, but I wish the base opened a bit more easily.

I have recently been trying out the K&F CONCEPT 72" Tripod, and it's a versatile device that really caters to various needs. The 3-in-1 design, which includes a magnetic mount and a clip for secure phone holding, and has all angles covered. The addition of a Bluetooth remote also makes it convenient, allowing for hands-free shooting without the hassle of having to run back and forth to the camera.When fully extended to 72 inches, it allows for some interesting mobility. It folds down to a compact size, making it travel-friendly. However, I did find that the footprint of the opened standing is a bit larger than I expected, especially when using it on my desk. This means it requires a bit of space, which can be a trade-off if you’re working in tight quarters.The K&F CONCEPT tripod is a well-made and decent kit that balances usability with portability. While its size when set up might take some getting used to, the stability and ease of use far outweigh this minor inconvenience.