KINGJOY 75" Camera Tripod for Canon Nikon Cell Phone Tall Tripod with Wireless Remote Travel Bag Phone Tablet Holder Compatible with DSLR Cameras, Projector, Binocular, Spotting Scopes

Good product.

Comes as complete as possible. Adjustable legs so you can get a level shot and tall enough to get over the crowd. Light weight over all but built solid

Fantastic tripod. It's fully adjustable, it holds phones, cameras, webcams, camcorders, etc. mounting whatever is not an issue. It didn't cost that much for the value of it. Came with a remote clicker and it paired well to my android. And this tripod really doesn't weigh all that much.

This tripod is a Prosumer item. If you want a lightweight yet sturdy mount for your camera, this will do an elegantly simple basic job. I am very happy with it, and I am looking forward to purchase two more of these. Are used three cameras for live streaming. They have a fixed angle and I do not move the tripod at all. Although setting up the scene for each camera is a brisk, and the tripod controls have smooth functionality, that’s not what I use it for in a regular basis. I use DSLR cameras of a small size with small light lenses. It seems this tripod could hold a couple of pounds of gear. If you need ultimate durability this tripod may not do it as many of the components that attached the camera are made out of plastic not metal . I do recommend this for light equipment and a casual user. It is a very sweet purchase for the price.

On a scale from 1 to 10. Right now, I give it a 9. I do love this tripod. I've had it for roughly 18 months now. I do have a weird problem with it now. I lost the knob that prevents the head from rotating came off recently. It just fell off. I need to replace the knob. If I get a new knob, I'll give it a perfect 10.

The media could not be loaded. Tengo mas de un año de uso y sigue dando lo mejor

Had it for a month now. Legs are good. However, the balance isn't good and my camera has tipped over a few times. Not sturdy where the camera is placed, easily wiggles no matter how often you tighten it. Not recommended.

I wanted to get a decent enough tripod for my Rebel T8i for both in-home shoots and outdoor shoots. This one seems to be working great. When I realized I wanted to get spare quick release plates though, I couldn't find any size printed on the tripod itself or in its documentation. The below is what I left in my reviews for the two plates I tried. TLDR, get a 43mm square plate.The DaVoice 42mm QR Plate (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08PHK2F4K) was just barely too small for the KINGJOY 75" tripod model I bought from (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B098JB358Q). Get the DaVoice 43mm (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TB3DF7R) for this model of tripod; that plate fit perfectly. Nothing wrong with the 42" model construction-wise I could see, it just ended up being too small. Trying to eyeball measurements with a tape measure is hard with these tapered plates, and one millimeter made all the difference. Stupid that the size isn't printed right on the tripod, its original plate, or in its documentation. I'm copy-pasting this info to all three listings so hopefully I save someone else some strife.