60″ Selfie Stick Phone Tripod – Extendable Selfie Stick Tripod Stand with Remote 360° Rotating Portable Travel Tripod Phone Stabilizer for iPhone Android Camera Video Recording Vlogs

Great for Selfies & Streaming!
I ordered this for a short vacation and I didn’t want to carry around a large tripod. It came in very quickly just in time!The set has three parts; the stand, phone clip, and the remote with charge cable. The stand is a combination of metal and plastic joints making it a little more rigid for use. Something I really liked was the tripod legs themselves are very sturdy with grips on the ends. The stand arm actually will sit level with the desk (seen in photos) making the whole tripod sturdier and great for streaming (which I do).I appreciate the phone clip being separate since most ‘selfie stick kits’ the clip is attached making is only usable with phones and gimmicky. The camera mount has a grip base keeping the clip or camera steady which is nice addition. I’m able to use any of my webcams or DSLR cameras for streaming which is a huge plus!The remote holds a good charge with the cable being a universal port (which is nice since I lose cables first). Being able to attach the remote to the legs is wonderful and it slides easily to snap a picture.The only thing I felt could be better (its just a peeve), the drawstring bag it came with holds the tripod just fine but the phone clip doesn’t fit well. But honestly, I just took the whole stand and carried it in another bag with my stuff for the day.Overall the price point is very good for the product. The materials it’s made out of feels higher end, it’s compact, multiuse (streaming and photography), and gets the job done.

Lightest phone camera stand
I was looking for the lightest possible “tripod” for my iPhone to use backpacking. Compactness was also on the wish list. This selfie stick/monopod/tripod by Yunteng fits the bill. It appears to be all aluminum construction with a good fit and finish.6.6oz (187g) on my scale8.5 inches (21.6cm) completely folded.44inches (111.8cm) fully extended.8 inches (20.3cm) span from one extended leg of the tripod to the next.The shaft is telescopic and is held extended by friction. It can barely hold 31oz (879g) before collapse. But plenty strong for my 8 oz phone.The tripod legs open and return freely with light friction. They do not click into place. This allows you to scoot a leg a little closer to compensate for uneven ground. But this device works best if on flat ground. There are some mods that might help. See below.There is a male standard 1/4″ camera thread as the attachment point for the phone holder. You could use your own or the spring loaded one that comes with the unit. In addition the head of the stick has a hinge that allows for 180 degrees of rotation and a screw for tightening the position as desired. It lacks a ball joint which is problematic if there is much of an angle in the set up. However if there is much of an angle the whole thing will fall over. Also, likely any wind will be a problem.One easy modification is to carry a shepard’s hook tent stake. After setup, push the stake in next to a tripod leg and let the hook hold the leg down. Another option is to drape a coat or shirt around the tripod to hold it down.There is a bluetooth remote with a rechargeable battery. The remote has an on/off switch. The instructions say one charge is good for 20-25 hours. It paired easily with my iPhone 12 Pro Max. The remote will only trigger a photo or start and stop video recording on my phone. The remote snaps pretty firmly on to any leg of the tripod for transport and use as a selfie stick.It will be interesting to see how it works out in the field, but given its weight and collapsed size, I am pleased upon first inspection.