Fotopro Flexible Tripod with Remote for Phone, Waterproof and Anti-Crack Phone Tripod Stand Portable Travel Tripods for Live Streaming Vlogging Video

Listen guys, this tripod is an insanely good deal. I have always struggled to coordinate with friends to go out and take photos with me, and this thing makes it so much easier when all of my friends are busy or I have a spur the moment picture that I want to take. You can take this thing literally anywhere-it’s incredibly light weight, fits in just about anything or wraps to anything, and you can station it up nearly anywhere you want! In addition to that, it’s incredibly well-made. It’s not cheap, flimsy, or delicate in anyway shape or form. This is a flexible tripod that’s built to last you for several years. I use it mostly just for my iPhone, but I also have a DSLR that I could mount with it at any time (Canon 60D). In fact, it comes with a mount for DSLR, and also a detachable mount for your smart phone that you can attach to this, or a selfie stick, or any other type of attachment you would want to put your smartphone on. I’ve only had three flexible tripods in my lifetime, but out of the three, this one is by far the most well-made, the best one, and incredibly well price!I like to believe that everything can be better, and for this product I gave four stars on versatility. My only reason for this is that the head of the tripod does not turn 90°, perpendicular to the tripod itself. For that reason, you will always have to bend a tripod a little bit to get it to go sideways, which can be an issue if you’re smart phone weighs a lot or you’re using a DSLR.All in all, I’m happy I bought this, and you will be too. Most of the time I just leave it in my car, since it’s small enough to fit in a glove compartment or you know, anywhere. That way if I have a sudden adventure, I can throw that in my bag or it to live stream. And if you’re not happy, I’m sure there’s an awesome return policy as well! Have fun taking photos and videos! :-)

I originally purchased this to replace a broken flex phone mount, but have found new use as a portable stand for my Wyze Pan Cam. It has the standard screw mount for just about all cameras (or other vision systems), including a flexible but sturdy phone holder. It's extremely easy to adjust height, angle, and direction due to wide ranging flex legs - it can adapt to fit a tight position or even wrap around corners/ledges for a really customized view. What is particularly notable is that the legs and pivot pad are very good at holding position once placed - no noticeable flex back when set. Great feet for holding steady and sticking to hard surfaces, and fairly slim enough to dig into carpet pretty well. Would appreciate perhaps retractable spikes for even better soft surface hold.I didn't really know (or care) that it came with a capture remote, but once I started playing with it (after a very seamless setup on my S9+) I found it to be quite simple and handy to get motion, low-light, or other sensitive shots without bumping the frame.Have flexed around and positioned the unit all over for the past few months and I don't see any signs of it weakening or failing anytime soon. Great multifunctional product and strongly recommend!

As described, yes, I am. I find easy to use very portable. Simple to use quality product. I would definitely buy this again. I love it.

If you're in the market for a great compact-consumer tripod, you've found the one. The flexible steel braided legs scream quality, very durable. I've used it for my smartphone and GoPro, probably works well for smaller consumer cameras - it's likely too small for DSLRs.I love the flexibility of the product, have attached it to street signs, light posts, fences, trees, flag polls, proped it on statues and so much more. Use one leg to hang, the other two to brace. Use all three to snug a corner. The smartphone attachment allows for some versatility either screwing on vertically or horizontally. The clip is plastic, so I'm always careful not to stress it too much when I use it, however it's spring loaded and will snuggly secure your phone in a number of various configurations.The Bluetooth button is a HUGE plus, it's great not to have to use a timer - just set up your shot, get into position, and click as many pics/poses as you'd like. The button is small and very easily concealable in photos.

The media could not be loaded. I am an extreme fan of this product. After almost a week of thorough research online, I ended up choosing this one, and could not be happier. It has suited me well for my phone and my GoPro, being a very stable and versatile tripod. You can hook it to just about anything and it will stay there. As you can see in the pictures, I've hooked it onto a sailboat, railings, trees, and things like the chairs and lamps, getting very good shots with all of them. When folded, you can also use it as a nice hand-hold. I always keep this in my backpack and it gets a fair amount of use, making some awesome timelapses and videos!Now I cannot attest to its durability if you use it very often, as I only use it once every couple weeks, but I haven't seen any wear and tear or issues yet after about six months. It comes with a spring phone clamp, which works on any phone I've tried, and a GoPro mount, which works well but isn't quite 100% stable (won't come off, but will move around a bit if it gets bumped).

I was looking for my first portable tripod to record my stand-up comedy acts. I wanted something that didn't look like those octopus styled ones. I wanted a cleaner look, that was made of materials unlikely to break over time, and looked cool. I think this is it.The legs are made of a textured rubber with rubber feet ends. They work well from preventing slips. The legs snap out for an open and close position, and you can bend the legs further for your needs. The ball head at the top can be screwed in tight to keep things steady and in place, and the included phone/GoPro attachments are easy to connect to it.Overall, I think this is a very slick and portable tripod worth its value. Recommended.