| | |  | | Home » Mini Tabletop Tripod with Extension Legs and Pan / Tilt Head | | | | | | | Description: | | This 3-segment mini tripod is composed of quality aluminum with universal functions. The tilt head is easy to aim precisely; the adjustable legs keep everything steady.
Fits all digital and video cameras with tripod socket.
Ball and socket head, Metallic Silver finish, Portable and lightweight, Small but sturdy; keeps camera still for ultra-crisp shots, Adjustable legs for placement on uneven surfaces, Features a smooth miniature ball head, providing 360X pan and 90X tilt, 2 Level (3 sections) leg extension for height adjustments, Well-designed head makes it easy to suitable for all cameras and digital cameras. | | | Features: | |
• Head Turn: 360 degree
• Folded Length: 5 in / 12.7 cm
• Extended Length: 8 in / 20.3 cm
• Weight: 2 oz
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 0.13 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 4 reviews |
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 Great for a group photo if you need a quick stand but are too lazy to actually have a real tripodOct 28, 2009
By A. Feng
"Alex"
Im a complete amateur. I take photos of people and things i deem cool or whatever, so im considered i guess your tourist type of photographer. For instance, I would never consider lugging around a real DSLR camera and tripod around. Too much work. I just have a canon point and shoot tucked nicely in my pocket. One time while i was setting up for a timed group photo my camera almost fell, so after scouting around amazon and overstock i came upon this little thing. It's perfect. Small, light weight, and sturdy (enough for a point and shoot anyways) and more importantly cheap. Great if you need to just prop your camera up on something it'll fit right into your pocket.
 Failure within 24-hoursNov 25, 2011
By J from SoCal
This is a knock-off of a very good mini-tripod, made by HAMA, which I purchased at the Bangkok airport 8-years ago. At the time I presumed the HAMA was going to fall apart, but I would give it a try. I was surprised to discover the HAMA was robust despite my abuse, and versatile. But THIS POS uses plastic where HAMA uses metal; it wouldn't hold positions and fell apart during testing. Oh well, it was so cheap that it wasn't worth my time negotiating a return...but posting this review is quick. Search for the legitimate HAMA-original (can't find on Amazon), which I DO recommend as a cheaper/lighter alternative to a Leica, Manfrotto Joby or Slik.
Not worth $4Mar 21, 2011
By J. Servaites
"jservants"
I would spend a few extra bucks and get somethign decent. This thing is worthless; the ball joint doesn't hold even a tiny point and shoot; its all plastic, has already broken on me.
 Legs don't lock in place properlyNov 02, 2010
By A. Brodsky
Not a bad mini tripod, but the legs are a bit loose, so they will slide down to easily. Not bad for the price though
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