Altura Photo 6 in 1 Monopod Tripod Kit – Universal 55†Telescoping DSLR Camera, GoPro, Cell Phone Holder Selfie Stick with Tripod Base, 360 Ball Head and Carry Bag

THis is small but very useful for phone and can carry when traveling

This is great stand I also purchased the phone tripod stand. Quality is excellent. Easy to use. Portable friendly and great value.

No es de una calidad excepcional, pero si cumple con lo que pagas, es resistente y compatible con todo lo que dice, no recomendable usar el tripie con la cámara reflex, quisa solo como monopie, totalmente compatible con gopro

Entiendo que la calidad del producto dura depende el precio, pero que se rompiera a las dos semanas de uso fue como tirar mi dinero a la basura.

I was looking for a simple low cost tripod for a webcam and bought this one.I have found that this little gem is much more versatile then I expected. The material is mostly aluminum which makes it light but strong. It comes with a bag of options that let you use it with your GoPro and smart phone. I now use it as a selfie-stick with a remote trigger for the camera.It is not strong enough to hold a full size DSLR on full extension but it will support it in mono-pod setting and when you do not extend it beyond a meter.For the price this is unbeatable.

This is a clever product with multiple uses and an inexpensive (yet surprisingly good quality) addition to your camera equipment. Two concerns:First, note that it's shorter than a conventional monopod, which is typically 72"-80" in length; ie can hold the camera at eye level when standing. It's advertised (both online and in the packaging) as being 55" -- however, this is only when fully extended AND with a couple of attachment added (mini-tripod legs and ball mount). It wouldn't really matter because it still wouldn't be at standing eye level unless you're a child or an extra from "The Wizard of Oz," but it's still useful if seated and if you're taking a group picture. It wouldn't work if you're working a sporting event (ie the sidelines of a football game and constantly moving.Second, it can hold most consumer-grade cameras, but I'd be cautious using equipment that was too heavy. The stand should be able to support a reasonable weight, but it's not built to be as sturdy as a tripod. It's the type of stand you could take to your kid's Christmas play so you could record while sitting down without needing the floor space of a tripod. It doesn't replace (nor does it purport to replace) an actual tripod.One other slight concern is that the base unit extends with some difficulty, and I'm not sure how long the materials will hold up, especially since those moving parts appear to be plastic. However, the price likely reflects this. If it's not overused and if the equipment isn't too heavy, it should be fine for a number of years.