Portable and Flexible Tripod with Wireless Remote and Smartphone Clamp, 10-inch Long, Black

I am so glad I purchased this tripod. I purchased it because me and my man took a couple's vacation and no one would be with us to take good pictures. This tripod is the PERFECT size. I did not want a honkin huge tripod that was obnoxious. This is a mini tripod, about a foot long, which was perfect for my suitcase. It bends and twists for convenient places and placement. it fit perfectly in my beach bag and is SUPER LIGHT! I am surprised how much I actually used it. You can hide it easily too. The bluetooth button is SO HELPFUL. I use this even when I am not using the tripod. Seriously it is amazing, you don't have to mess with the timer and all that and can snap the photo whenever! Brilliant. It easily connects too. The tripod is easy to use and it it expands for bigger phones. This is such a good investment for photo lovers and couples traveling solo.

What a clever, practical and awesome device! I love the small size and portability of this flexible (legs) tripod. And my iPhone 15 Plus fits beautifully, even with the case on! But what I may love as much, or even more, is the tiny remote (clicker) I paired with my phone. So cool to just “click” the button, and it takes your photo! Just click away!! You don’t need to run to your phone ever to set the self-timer. And works just as great when taking a selfie, again, no need to use the self-timer (if you have your remote handy or close by.) And it’s super easy to pair ( Bluetooth) with your phone. Took maybe 30-60 seconds to connect, and now it’s permanently paired with my iPhone! Of course this is wireless, so WiFi must be around somewhere in your home or outdoors, to use the remote clicker. But I bought the small tripod itself specifically to take a Passport photo (from an approved app), so I will need to stand back around 5 feet in front of the camera. That way, I can first take picture after picture, if I want, until I find the one I like best and upload that picture to the Passport app (which approves your picture (or not) initially - and if the app approves your pic, it changes your uploaded photo to an all white background (and brightens or lightens the photo to Passport standards), AND crops your photo to proper Passport sizing; how terrific is that? And the tripod’s small, flexible legs are so practical - I will be attaching mine to my blinds, that are on a window that provides great, natural light for picture taking. It will be great to bend (contort, ha) the legs at the correct height, for me to then stand 5 feet away at the correct distance and angle for picture taking. Can’t wait to looking beautiful again with my new (renewed) Passport - thanks to a wonderful, easy app I discovered AND with this flexible tripod with remote control. NOTE TO MANUFACTURER: If there is any criticism, the instructions you receive in the box are terrible, lol. They send in multiple languages and the English part is just poorly instructed in general. And nothing that explains the wireless remote and pairing process - or not in an understandable manner.. Fortunately, I’m tech savvy enough to figure out or do a quick Google search, but the manufacturer needs to re-write the paper instructions you receive. And the video online is great to showcase how the tripod works in general (super easy to set up), but they need to show someone pairing with their phone and then taking pics with the remote - please add to your “how to” video - you’ll get even more sales that way ;-) But the product itself is an A+. Thank you!

This tripod is so convenient and suitable for mounting iPhones, sports cameras, and even mini projectors. The tripod is built to last with it slip resistant on the base of the legs. I really like the adjustable feature. It can be adjusted to a little over 5 feet.

The Amazon Basics 64-Inch Extendable Tripod is a great choice for anyone looking for an affordable, reliable tripod for photography or videography. After using it for a few weeks, I’m impressed with its performance and value. The tripod is lightweight yet sturdy, making it easy to carry and set up. The extendable legs allow you to adjust the height up to 64 inches, which is perfect for a variety of shooting angles. The quick-release flip locks on the legs work smoothly, and the rubber feet provide excellent stability, even on uneven surfaces. The three-way head is a standout feature. It allows for smooth panning and tilting, and it’s simple to adjust for portrait or landscape orientation. The quick-release plate is convenient for attaching and detaching a camera without wasting time, and it securely holds my DSLR in place. One thing to note is that while it’s sturdy for most cameras, it might not be ideal for heavy professional equipment. It’s best suited for lightweight to mid-range cameras, smartphones, or smaller video rigs. For the price, the Amazon Basics 64-Inch Extendable Tripod delivers excellent functionality and versatility. It’s a fantastic option for beginners, hobbyists, or anyone needing a dependable tripod on a budget.

Love this Tri-Pod it’s going to make creating videos so much easier! The legs flex in all directions and holds its form sturdy! Also came with a keyfob to manually start/stop video or take a photo which works for ios/android! Great value and quality!

I was so happy I got this the very next day and I didn't even realize it had flexible legs. It holds my phone so it's very durable and the battery life has not gone out yet. It's super easy to set up and the versatility of the bending legs it's just amazing. This was a good find.

Item is as described: tiny, very light weight, does the job; good for backpacking, travel or carrying in your pocket. I was going to buy a similar item at B&H but the sales person kept saying it "wouldn't work" and tried to sell me a $100 portable tripod (that was heavier, larger, and sturdier) but because I only need to use this item once or twice a year, it's totally fine. Works for vertical and horizontal shots.

This tripod is flexible, but not as much as I expected. It works, but it wasn’t fully suitable for what I needed it for, which was filming UGC content from an overhead table setup.