Vimose Phone Tripod & Selfie Stick with Remote, Portable, Lightweight for Video Recording Vlog, Extendable Travel Tripod Stand Compatible with iPhone Android, Black, 62″

Very good tripod
Very good tripod for smartphones. It is lightweight, easy to use, and adjustable in both height and angle. The phone holder is stable and compatible with most phones. Ideal for recording videos, video calls, or taking selfies. Good value for the price 💗.

Fantastic quality selfie stick, the remove is very handy with couple small caveats
The Selfie stick itself is great. It extends pretty long and is sturdy enough to hold an Iphone 15 pro max without too much wobble. You just have to be careful though when it comes to extending it full length as it might get heavy due to the long fulcrum action at those lengths. It has without a throw onto the rocks with minor chipping. The remote is super handy when it comes to setting the selfie stick up as a tripod and triggering the capture remotely. There are a couple caveats though:1. The remote holder on the selfie stick can get worn out over time causing the remote to come loose when the stick is lying around in the car or in your bag. I almost lost the remote once due to this.2. When attempting to take low level photos with a the stick extended out, the phone cannot be easily rotated. It often hits the stick itself. You typically would have to adjust the angle, rotate the camera and then extend it out again.Overall, I feel this is a great value for money.

Good value for the price
This is great for an average videographer or camera phone photographer. It can be manipulated to various heights and angles, holds my phone securely, and it’s easy to carry when fold it up. The remote is a very nice option-easy to connect and use.

Good tripod with a bad remote.
Decent product and but not intuitive when extending. Quite stable when setup properly. Specs are as described. However, the remote is not user friendly and bluetooth often fails rendering it useless. Had it for a few months before having issues with it. The tripod itself is OK after a year.

Got these for my vacation! Can’t wait to use it!! Worth it!

Despite being an advanced amateur photographer for 60 years I’ve never used or owned a selfie-stick before. This is nothing like using a conventional tripod!WHAT I LIKED- Inexpensive.- Quite easy to open and set-up.- Attractive, compact, and with moderately good build quality.- The remote allows for camera use atop the stick when it would normally be very awkward to do. It was easy to pair, no problems. And it was easy to use…, press once for ON or OFF (for either photos or videos).- Stick allows for very difficult-to-get angle shots.WHAT I DID NOT LIKE- The phone clamp uses detents of 0-45-90-135-90-45-0 degrees on one axis. One should be able to select any angle.- At full height the shaft is quite flexible, it will sway in the wind. I would not use anything heavier than a cell phone at full extension.- The remote is too easy to fall off the handle. If it is lost you’ll lose much of the stick’s function (I have now modified a more secure attachment).- The camera clamp is spring-loaded at both ends making it awkward to install the phone. I think only one end should be spring-loaded.- If you use the phone vertically (and generally YOU SHOULD NOT) then you have some restricted shooting angles. Horizontally is OK.- The remote uses an uncommon battery (why not a common one?).Other Notes- With the stick fully-extended and placed horizontally, the combined weight of the stick and the phone produces a more than moderate amount of force on the handle that you must hold. The stick then has a moderate amount of bend to it.- Viewing the phone’s screen on a fully extended stick and depending on the angle, can be difficult to see.- Using a selfie-stick requires some practice, and getting used to it…, using it is simply not as easy as it appears (at least not for me).- Stick height is 152 cm…, not the advertised 157 cm (the 192 g weight is correct).- My phone case places its raised power button near where it would mount into the stick causing me to install the phone off-center giving it some imbalance. But this is because of my case, other case’s or phone’s may be different.Overall, it does take some practice to get used to using a selfie stick. I look forward to some of the special shooting angles that I have in mind.