Ultimaxx Lightweight Portable Camera Tripod Stand with Carrying Bag for Sony, Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Pentax, Panasonic, Samsung Cameras and Camcorders (50")

was not sturdy enough for what i use it for

Lightweight and easy to use. Nice carry case. Great purchase. Price on point.

Easy to set up(gravity). It has a balance tool in it but i would recommend it be in the back than front. it felt a bit cheap. But overall it gets the job done....If you're camrea equipment is heavy or you have additional add-ons then this is not for you. (The bottom nubs are slanted . At the bottom of the nubs they don't feel like high quality)Sturdiness: idk. The legs scare me. They don't feel strong enough for my equipment. But as of now the legs are holding it together...Value for money: it could be a little cheaper. It doesn't feel like a high end quality. And the design for the tool should be relocated . Mainly if you are filming 🎥 and you have to get in the way of the shot to see if everything is straight.It's very light weight. (3/4lbs) (load 7.5 lbs)16.5 inches when it is stretched. ( not very tall) you would have to sit down and record or take photos)Comes with a carrying case (texture is almost like a windbreaker jacket)The tilt motion is very lucrative and adjustable but be careful. If your equipment is heavy then gravity may take it's course.

this tripod is awfulpros:very lightits VERY stable when nothing is extended, making it very usable for say astrophotography at low anglesits usably stable when extended to the medium height, but you need to use a self timer/remote release otherwise you will notice camera shake at slow shutter speeds because it isnt stiff enough. at this price point and its weight though, i didnt and wouldnt expect it to be perfectly stable anyway so w/e, minor issue, easy to work around.cons:this tripod doesnt sit stable when fully extended, even in my basement on the concrete foundation it is shaking, it gets worse if you extend the legs fully, i would be concerned about this falling over in a light breeze with nothing on it when fully extended, never mind trusting even a cheap point and shoot on it let alone a proper camera.tripod also has issues if your camera has any weight, my Sony A6000 with an adapted topcon 58mm lens weighs maybe 2lbs overall, and the tripod head ends up tilting to one side even when fully tightened, its not an issue for astrophotography, but would be really poor for anything else...worst issue tho this tripod has very very very poor build quality, i understand it was a well, 12$ tripod, but like ive used it maybe 15 times so far, one leg has popped off to the point ive contemplated taping it to avoid having to reinsert it anytime i want to use it, worse, the center tripod leg keeps falling off which renders the entire thing useless if it happens and is annoying as hell, also even when fully tightened, it feels loose and least if using it outdoors, i wouldnt put anything remotely valuable on it if you need to fully extend the legs out, i wouldnt trust it to stay up and not fall over potentially destroying expensive equipment..

Was very impressed both in the description and the shipped product. Met all my needs and more, would recommend and if need were to arise would order again. Totally worth the incredible price .

I actually bought this for a laser level stand. It was not very sturdy. Maybe for a camera where you will be loving it a lot it would be nice but it seems pretty flimsy

It works fine. Very light weight. It will blow down in the wind. Hold it steady.

This product is not 50’’ when set up. It stands at approximately 47’’ high when the legs are full extended and spread out. I merely wanted something to use as a tripod for shooting squirrels in my yard, so for me the height is Not a serious issue. If I were to want something very steady I would not buy this product.

This is probably my first negative review. Need I say more?