Altura Photo 55" Phone Tripod, Tripod for iPhone & Extendable Selfie Stick, Phone Stand, Solidest Cell Phone Tripod Compatible with iPhone/Android & DSLR Cameras, Canon, Nikon, Sony Mirrorless

Very versatile and well made! Use it for youtube videos.

Good tripode

A number of parts that can't be combined in different configs to give you a tripod or a monopod for your cellphone, GpPro or DSLR. I've used it with my GoPro, test fitted my phone and currently have my Canon T7i mounted on the short tripod. Very light weight, everything fits in a nice bag and fits easily in my camera bag. The only thing I would be careful with is putting the DLSR on the full pole length. I did it but it's not very sturdy for that size camera. It works nicely with the short version. The tripod converts to a handheld pole for shooting youtube videos with any camera. Very satisfied with the purchaser and surprised at all the extra stuff like a adjustable ball head and a footer for when you want to make it a monopod.

This is a clever product with multiple uses and an inexpensive (yet surprisingly good quality) addition to your camera equipment. Two concerns: First, note that it's shorter than a conventional monopod, which is typically 72"-80" in length; ie can hold the camera at eye level when standing. It's advertised (both online and in the packaging) as being 55" -- however, this is only when fully extended AND with a couple of attachment added (mini-tripod legs and ball mount). It wouldn't really matter because it still wouldn't be at standing eye level unless you're a child or an extra from "The Wizard of Oz," but it's still useful if seated and if you're taking a group picture. It wouldn't work if you're working a sporting event (ie the sidelines of a football game and constantly moving. Second, it can hold most consumer-grade cameras, but I'd be cautious using equipment that was too heavy. The stand should be able to support a reasonable weight, but it's not built to be as sturdy as a tripod. It's the type of stand you could take to your kid's Christmas play so you could record while sitting down without needing the floor space of a tripod. It doesn't replace (nor does it purport to replace) an actual tripod. One other slight concern is that the base unit extends with some difficulty, and I'm not sure how long the materials will hold up, especially since those moving parts appear to be plastic. However, the price likely reflects this. If it's not overused and if the equipment isn't too heavy, it should be fine for a number of years.

I didn't want to put too much $$ into a selfie stick so I bought this unit. It is very versatile and the attachments all work well. The little detatchable tripod is pretty sturdy. The biggest problem with this unit is that the extension pole is not very secure and is a bit flimsy. It does collapse into a compact handle but it doesn't lock in the extended position easily or very well. This problem prevents it from being very useful as a monopod. I think if you just want a selfie stick and a small tripod with nice attachments for your phone, GoPro or small digital camera this will be a very good choice. The poor locking and flimsiness of the extension pole cost two stars otherwise I would have given a 5!

Well, well, well. Look who's here, a monopod without any directions. How am I supposed to know what to do with this stick? It's not like it's a rocket science project or anything, but come on, a little guidance wouldn't hurt, right? And don't even get me started on how to extend this bad boy. It's like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube. You twist one way, then another way, and before you know it, you've twisted yourself into a pretzel. I mean, I'm no contortionist, but this is ridiculous. But hey, once you figure out the secret code to extending it, it's pretty sturdy. You could probably use it to fend off a pack of wild animals or even a zombie apocalypse. And now that I've cracked the code, I can finally enjoy using it without feeling like a clueless fool. In conclusion, if you're looking for a monopod that will make you feel like a secret agent trying to defuse a bomb, this is the one for you. It's sturdy, reliable, and will definitely make you work for it. 10/10 would recommend (once you figure out how to use it).

This monopod is sturdily constructed, and incredibly flexible in its design. We use it for recording our son playing baseball by attaching a GoPro to it. We usually Velcro strap it to a fence post, extending the monopod for ground support, and use the ball joint to level the lens. We have yet to find a situation where we couldn't set it up. Since we control the GoPro remotely, we do this before the game starts, and then go sit in our seats, unobtrusively, getting a recording that isn't obstructed by the fence. I couldn't believe it when the monopod arrived, and I saw how well-built it was, despite feeling like I'd paid a relatively low price. It has traveled well, and continues to feel sturdy, even after months of use. I was going to say that if I ever needed another one, I'd get the same model, but I suspect I'd only need another one if I drove over this one, and even then, with a very large vehicle.

I always write honest reviews when I do. I bought this product and for some reason it just didn’t work but it was usable. The company reached out and sent me a brand new one which was so cool. I don’t know what happened with the first tripod I bought, it must’ve gotten damaged in the mail because the second one, the company sent me, worked out just great. I use it for, making videos also for live streaming on YouTube and TikTok. It works wonderful for both because you can have it portrait for TikTok and landscape for YouTube. Easily switched between the two and you don’t have to remove your iPhone. I was very impressed by the unsolicited service I received from Digital Goja. I recommend this product for all of your live streaming and photos. Plus… it’s a really cool camera stand.

THis is small but very useful for phone and can carry when traveling

Entiendo que la calidad del producto dura depende el precio, pero que se rompiera a las dos semanas de uso fue como tirar mi dinero a la basura.

No es de una calidad excepcional, pero si cumple con lo que pagas, es resistente y compatible con todo lo que dice, no recomendable usar el tripie con la cámara reflex, quisa solo como monopie, totalmente compatible con gopro