Selfie Stick, TXDUE Foldable Extendable Bluetooth Selfie Sticks with Built-in Remote Shutter for iPhone Samsung and Other iOS and Android Smartphones Black

work great! Paired w/my smartphone right away- no more havint to ask "would you take our picture???" Glad we got it.

It just stopped working. It doesn't charge. I didn't even have it for a year.

The quality is superior from other products that are more expensive

 The TXDUE Foldable Extendable Bluetooth Selfie Sticks with Built-in Remote Shutter comes with just about everything you would want with a Selfie stick.A good presentation box.A quality-made selfie stick.Wrist strap.Charging Cable.User manual.And a velvet carry bag, that is sufficiently sized for easy storage and removal of the device.The device feels quality.The joints turn, extend, and rotate easily.The button is in the ideal position, raised for easy detection, and responsive to touch.The telescoping function operates smoothly.I experienced some bugs or issues. I am unclear if this was a device error (my Galaxy S3), an issue with the selfie stick, or an issue with the charging of one or both devices.My original attempt to use the product netted a complete failure. I relied on the charge of the selfie stick directly out of the box, and did not add additional charge to it before pairing.In my initial attempt to pair the device, I got an error message stating that I did not have the correct passcode. At no point during the process was I given a passcode, or prompt to enter one.My second attempt, after charging both devices completely, paired smoothly – exactly as you would expect.Then I had issues with using the device. Close up, the phone was very responsive to the selfie stick. When I extended one arm back, approximately three-feet away, the device was barely responsive at all. I thought this would be a good gauge for the 32-inche selfie stick, and was a bit disappointed with the results.I was given the opportunity to purchase this product at a discounted rate, in exchange for my unbiased review. Based on my experience, with the specific product I have received, I am on the fence about recommending this device. It seems like a quality product, I am just uncomfortable with some of the operational issues.

I purchased this selfie stick for future travel with a group of friends. The selfie stick does not hold a charge. After a charge for the full 100%, it takes one picture then completely discharges. I have to recharge immediately.By the time my travel occurred, the return time period expired. So I am stuck with this useless stick.I recommend that you purchase a different brand. I also recommend that you heavily use whatever you purchase from Amazon so that you know within the return timeframe if you have a lemon. Q

This is the third selfie stick I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing, as I have reviewed others before made by Stalion and Kiwii. It is also the first Bluetooth compatible; the first two were wired. Before continuing this review, I must disclose that I received this selfie stick free of charge for my honest and unbiased review. I am not affiliated with or sponsored by either Amazon or TXDUE.Observations:- The packaging is sophisticated. What came in the package includes an instructional paper, a short micro USB cable to charge the device, a bag to store it in, and the selfie stick itself with an attached wristband.- The selfie stick works with my iPhone 6S. Before making an informed buying decision, make sure your device is compatible with the stick.- Durability / build is average. It’s not bullet proof. It takes pictures at an extended distance and does its job at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, at full length, it is a couple inchers shorter than the two other selfie sticks I have reviewed.- At a price standpoint, for $8, this selfie stick is worth the price. The alternative is a wired selfie stick sold at the same price, albeit a longer length (see: Kiwii Selfie Stick with built-in Remote Shutter with Adjustable Phone Holder for iPhone 6). The other alternative, sold by Stalion, is $10 wired and $12 Bluetooth. Kiwii’s selfie stick is also longer than Stalion’s, which is, in turn, longer than TXDUE’s.- One gripe I should inform you about: the selfie stick registers as a keyboard with my iPhone, so when I took pictures through Snapchat, I was unable to add text to the selfie. It seems that the Bluetooth functionality messes with your keyboard functions in every app. I never had this issue with the wired selfie sticks, and I’m not sure if it’s the same on Android devices. I will mostly likely not use this stick often.Overall, I would recommend this selfie stick based on price, overall quality, and the fact that it worked with my device. Check other listings first, though.