This mini selfie stick tripod has been really convenient for both photos and video. It’s small enough to carry around easily, which makes it great for travel or just tossing in a bag when you don’t want to bring bulky equipment. The build feels solid for its size, and it doesn’t feel flimsy when extended.
I really like the 360° ball head because it makes adjusting angles quick and flexible, especially when switching between portrait and landscape shots. The different height levels also give you a bit of range without needing a full-size tripod, which is perfect for casual use.
The cold shoe mount is a nice bonus too, especially if you want to attach a light or microphone for better setup options. It’s one of those simple tools that ends up being more useful than expected for everyday content or quick captures.
I really like the 360° ball head because it makes adjusting angles quick and flexible, especially when switching between portrait and landscape shots. The different height levels also give you a bit of range without needing a full-size tripod, which is perfect for casual use.
The cold shoe mount is a nice bonus too, especially if you want to attach a light or microphone for better setup options. It’s one of those simple tools that ends up being more useful than expected for everyday content or quick captures.
26/03/2026
This tripod is similar to other brand name tripods from China. The quality is better than the generic tripods, and has extra features such as rubberized grip, locking collar for the legs, and 1/4 - 20 side mount. The phone holder feels better than the cheap ones that are usually included with tripods. The action cam adapter is just a generic, plastic part. The telescopic stick is made of aluminum, and extends 16 inches (measured between the top of the handle and ball head).
I like the quality of this tripod. It's made of plastic and metal, but it feels much better than the cheap generic brands. The ball head moves smoothly, and the tripod feels sturdy. The ball is made of aluminum, and socket is made of plastic. However, it doesn't feel plasticky or flexible. I like the quality, and I think it's worth the extra few bucks compared to the cheaper generic tripod/selfie sticks.
I like the quality of this tripod. It's made of plastic and metal, but it feels much better than the cheap generic brands. The ball head moves smoothly, and the tripod feels sturdy. The ball is made of aluminum, and socket is made of plastic. However, it doesn't feel plasticky or flexible. I like the quality, and I think it's worth the extra few bucks compared to the cheaper generic tripod/selfie sticks.
21/03/2026
This K&F Concept, telescoping selfie stick/tripodappears to be very well manufactured to precise, interference-fits, utilizing high quality materials throughout. Straight out of the box, this tripod/selfie stick is intuitive and predictable. K&F's engineering department did a nice job on this equipment, and is what I've come to expect of them.
The ball head has a standard ¼-20 screw for affixing cameras, but is also boasts a sports camera mount and a smart phone clamp. Telescoping is achieved by simply pulling past the friction of interference-fits. Easy!
The small footprint, light weight, and moderately flexible material make this poorly suited for full-size sensors, but I'd be happy to mount many of my Micro Four Thirds (MFT) Lumix cameras and Pro Max iPhone close to the surface on the retracted tripod, and sports cameras on full extension. That said, this tripod is lightly built, with a small footprint, so I'd be tempted to pile rocks or chucks of wood around the legs to help it stay upright in anything greater than a zephyr. It's just not going to be as stable as a weighted travel tripod, but that's the nature of compromise.
I think this little tripod functions exceptionally well within its design parameters, and the selfie stick function is perfect. Employing this whilst mindful of its inherent instability will help safeguard against toppling and subsequent damage.
The ball head has a standard ¼-20 screw for affixing cameras, but is also boasts a sports camera mount and a smart phone clamp. Telescoping is achieved by simply pulling past the friction of interference-fits. Easy!
The small footprint, light weight, and moderately flexible material make this poorly suited for full-size sensors, but I'd be happy to mount many of my Micro Four Thirds (MFT) Lumix cameras and Pro Max iPhone close to the surface on the retracted tripod, and sports cameras on full extension. That said, this tripod is lightly built, with a small footprint, so I'd be tempted to pile rocks or chucks of wood around the legs to help it stay upright in anything greater than a zephyr. It's just not going to be as stable as a weighted travel tripod, but that's the nature of compromise.
I think this little tripod functions exceptionally well within its design parameters, and the selfie stick function is perfect. Employing this whilst mindful of its inherent instability will help safeguard against toppling and subsequent damage.
17/03/2026
This has a lot of functionality! They've really thought of the many various ways we want to use this.
I like that it comes with the phone holder that mounts on to the rotating ball joint. That way I can take selfies or just pics from the tripod (which is what I got this for). The phone holder has rubbery spots where it touches the phone (so it's soft on the phone), and lips that stick out just a bit to give you confidence the phone won't slip out. Because of the ball joint, it rotates in all the directions. The phone holder has the female part for the bolt to go into on both the long end of it as well as the back end of it (which helps you be able to position your phone at any angle). It also has a "shoe" section on it, to hold things that slide into camera shoe sections.
When I pulled this from the package, I was unsure how to open it up. It was intuitive... but not quite. But the drawings on the sides of the package demonstrated that the legs do come out, and the top does telescope up. I would have liked actual directions though. The key thing to know is that the black plastic grippy ring below the gold ring needs to be unscrewed (turned several times in the direction of the unlock icon) and then you can open the tripod legs. Again, to keep the legs propped open, screw that ring in the direction of the lock button. The slide open and closed very nicely - feels like good quality. I think the rubber on the legs is so someone can step gently on it to keep it in place, or so you can put a rock or something on a leg to hold it in place (the rubber gives some grip for both that use, as well as using it as a selfie-stick).
It telescopes very nicely, but it takes some effort. Since it doesn't just slide willy nilly, you don't have to worry about it slipping down or out - it stays in place nicely, wherever you telescope it to. It does telescope to the length it says (around 2 feet), so I understand why they say this is for a desk. It can sit on the desk all squatty, or it can telescope up up to 2'.
I plan to take this in my car, to use as a phone tripod when I'm away from home. So I would love for it to telescope higher. But that's not what this does, and that's fine. I can use this on top of a picnic table if I need the camera to be at face-level.
This is a little heavier than I'd prefer. But for what it is, what it does, and what it has... and especially the high quality of it all... it's really a good weight.
I'm extremely happy with the quality and functionality of this, especially that I can use it with my phone!
I like that it comes with the phone holder that mounts on to the rotating ball joint. That way I can take selfies or just pics from the tripod (which is what I got this for). The phone holder has rubbery spots where it touches the phone (so it's soft on the phone), and lips that stick out just a bit to give you confidence the phone won't slip out. Because of the ball joint, it rotates in all the directions. The phone holder has the female part for the bolt to go into on both the long end of it as well as the back end of it (which helps you be able to position your phone at any angle). It also has a "shoe" section on it, to hold things that slide into camera shoe sections.
When I pulled this from the package, I was unsure how to open it up. It was intuitive... but not quite. But the drawings on the sides of the package demonstrated that the legs do come out, and the top does telescope up. I would have liked actual directions though. The key thing to know is that the black plastic grippy ring below the gold ring needs to be unscrewed (turned several times in the direction of the unlock icon) and then you can open the tripod legs. Again, to keep the legs propped open, screw that ring in the direction of the lock button. The slide open and closed very nicely - feels like good quality. I think the rubber on the legs is so someone can step gently on it to keep it in place, or so you can put a rock or something on a leg to hold it in place (the rubber gives some grip for both that use, as well as using it as a selfie-stick).
It telescopes very nicely, but it takes some effort. Since it doesn't just slide willy nilly, you don't have to worry about it slipping down or out - it stays in place nicely, wherever you telescope it to. It does telescope to the length it says (around 2 feet), so I understand why they say this is for a desk. It can sit on the desk all squatty, or it can telescope up up to 2'.
I plan to take this in my car, to use as a phone tripod when I'm away from home. So I would love for it to telescope higher. But that's not what this does, and that's fine. I can use this on top of a picnic table if I need the camera to be at face-level.
This is a little heavier than I'd prefer. But for what it is, what it does, and what it has... and especially the high quality of it all... it's really a good weight.
I'm extremely happy with the quality and functionality of this, especially that I can use it with my phone!
15/03/2026
I love this K&F CONCEPT 25.6'' Mini Selfie Stick Tripod Stand, 5 Levels 360° Ball Head Pocket Tripod with Cold Shoe, Small Tripod Compatible with DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Action 5 Pro GoPro Hero13 Smartphone! I'm a musician and wanted to start recording my playing, and this little tripod stand is perfect. Right now I'm just using my Android phone, and it came with everything I needed to get started.
The tripod stand has a good weight to it, and feels very solid. I love how it can be used as a selfie stick and as a portable tripod.
I was able to start using it right out of the box as it's very intuitive and easy to use. The stand is very stable, even at the fully extended height. It doesn't tip or threaten to fall over. The 360° ball head allows me to get the perfect camera angle. The telescoping stand allows for the perfect shots. This multi-functionality makes this tripod indispensable.
My only complaint is that it doesn't appear that the actual top can swivel. The ball head pocket has just one site where it can move to a horizontal position, and if it's in a tight space, the tripod legs might not be able to turn to fit. I've had this problem but managed to make it work with one of the legs precariously dangling just a bit.
Overall, I love this little tripod and am using it every day!
The tripod stand has a good weight to it, and feels very solid. I love how it can be used as a selfie stick and as a portable tripod.
I was able to start using it right out of the box as it's very intuitive and easy to use. The stand is very stable, even at the fully extended height. It doesn't tip or threaten to fall over. The 360° ball head allows me to get the perfect camera angle. The telescoping stand allows for the perfect shots. This multi-functionality makes this tripod indispensable.
My only complaint is that it doesn't appear that the actual top can swivel. The ball head pocket has just one site where it can move to a horizontal position, and if it's in a tight space, the tripod legs might not be able to turn to fit. I've had this problem but managed to make it work with one of the legs precariously dangling just a bit.
Overall, I love this little tripod and am using it every day!
14/03/2026
Great product, durable and compact. I bought it mainly for the go pro but also great for the phone. The tripod is very stable and very useful. I was very happy with it. I recommend it.
12/03/2026
A versatile and stable tripod for a phone and cold shoe light, I have put my Canon R7 on the tripod too but not extended the height. As a selfie stick the handle might be a tad thick if you have a small hand but the ball head gives you alot of adjustment and the length is about right for 3 to 5 people in shot, even with a phone on and extended I found it not too heavy at all for taking shots. Over all its good vale for money, stable, good quality and versatile, small enough to fit into a side pocket and quick to deploy, the lock for the tripod legs make it stable.
08/03/2026
Ideal equipment for any camera, works well with the 360° camera on a desktop or table. At 2 feet tall probably not suitable for floor use. Works well & folds in and out nicely.
06/03/2026