Zeadio Metal Mini Tripod, Max load 20kg/44lb, Desktop Tabletop Stand Tripod for Smooth 4, Crane Plus, Crane 2, Osmo Mobile, Ronin-S, Vimble 2, Gimbal Handle Grip Stabilizer and All Cameras

I was a bit sceptical about this, I wanted to use it to hold my field camera’s solar panels (I usually use monkey tripods) when it arrived I thought this small thing would not be strong enough- but how wrong I was. It feels very sturdy and stable. I would highly recommend this and will definitely buy another, also the price is very good. 🦔🦔

Bought to allow me to create effects with my Insta360 One R and selfie stick, which it does admirably, I have discovered that it can also easily support a mirrorless camera which, when combined with the selfie stick, makes an ideal desktop Vlogging stand, I've tried it with both a Fuji X-T100 and Sony A7 and it holds both stable.Prior to this, I was using a Jobo Gorilla Pod, a good product in its own right but better suited to fixing to fences and the like when outdoors, the Zeadio and selfie stick will now be my go-to desktop setup.An all-metal construction gives me confidence that this will be a hard-wearing product and the legs snap shut with a reassuring click when closed transforming the tripod base into a handle/extension for my selfie stick.I'm about to embark on a long-term landscape photography project where I will be leaving my cameras at home to see if it's possible to make meaningful work with only a phone to work with, this tripod definitely has a place in my bag when I begin.

Only one complaint, one of the rubber pads that are under the tripod feet was missing hence the 4 stars. As this was only a sticky type pad I made one in a couple of minutes and it works fine but still not good. Quality control take note! Stability is good when using standard lens so 5 stars there but, with my 18 - 400 it sagged a bit at the front. The simple fix was to just put my mobile under the leg that supported the front and problem solved. Maybe some sort of lock screw for one or more of the legs just so it can be lifted up to accommadate a longer lens? All this aside it's a good item to have in your camera bag and is small enough to slip into your pocket and, as they're fairly cheap, I'm seriously thinking of buying another just so I can keep one permanently in my bag.

A perfect mini Tripod which really can support 20kg if you needed it to. Works really well as a base to a selfie stick with a ball head attached to support my mirrorless dslr when a 2 camera set up is required.Bild quality is better that some better known products which are not as adaptable or capable.

They’re sturdy and can hold my amaranth tube lights. BUT for some reason one snaps spreads way lower than the other.

The feet are a bit short. Tall monopod cannot keep balance with such short feet. But quality and building are very good. Lightweight as well, you just can keep it in your pocket. I was surprised to see how the feet can grab and stuck on any plain surface like glue. It's the best for gimbal or DJI Extension Rod

while this little tripod offers minimal adjustments, is sturdy enough to hold my camera with a very large lens and not tip the camera downwards with it's own weight. Worth the price

Great little tripod which is used by myself for stalking Hares. It's fitted to my 300mm lens and camera and supports the item and weight perfectly.Would be very handy if the legs could extend otherwise brilliant